394 results on '"Canovan, Cherry"'
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2. Centring the voices of schools in widening participation discourse: how building closer partnerships with educators can benefit WP providers’ practice
3. Who controls the remote? Examining the motivations of Widening Participation practitioners towards online provision using Expectancy-Value Theory.
4. More than a Grand Day Out? Learning on School Trips to Science Festivals from the Perspectives of Teachers, Pupils and Organisers
5. Sharing the Pi: Are Incentives an Effective Method of Attracting a More Diverse Science Festival Audience?
6. Widening the divide: the impact of school closures on primary science learning
7. Scientist encounters: Igniting parental aspirations to support young scientists ‐ a pilot study
8. Give us more of a say! Centring the voices of schools in widening participation discourse
9. Sharing the pi: are incentives an effective method of attracting a more diverse science festival audience?
10. Speak and be heard: Listening to schools’ perspectives on widening participation provision
11. 'It isn’t a priority.' Will primary science learning loss be forgotten?
12. 'It just isn’t a priority.' Will primary science learning loss be forgotten?
13. “It just isn’t a priority.” Will primary science learning loss be forgotten?
14. Hidden speech, private thoughts: a case study in peer conversation and educational choice
15. Doing my homework: sources of confidence for primary educators teaching science
16. The effect of school closures on primary science education – a study
17. A space to study: expectations and aspirations toward science among a low-participation cohort
18. Widening the divide: the impact of school closures on primary science learning
19. More than a grand day out? Learning on school trips to science festivals from the perspectives of teachers, pupils and organisers
20. Learning on school visits to science festivals
21. LEARNING ON SCHOOL VISITS TO SCIENCE FESTIVALS (UCLan Widening Participation Reports)
22. Goldman gains gold again: among the UK big hitters of M&A advice, none comes bigger than Goldman Sachs, Cherry Canovan reviews the UK league tables of advisers and acquisitions. (UK focus)
23. Hanging on the telephone: Cherry Canovan examines the state of play in the European telecoms market as the G3 auctions draw to a close. (Telecoms Focus)
24. French M&A leaps the borders: although the Mega deals seen last year have been less in evidence in 2000, the French M&A market continues to provide many attractions, with French companies particularly keen to consider targets beyond their national boundaries. (Focus on French M&A)
25. Spain moves into the fast lane
26. “Going to these events truly opens your eyes”. Perceptions of science and science careers following a family visit to a science festival
27. Seeing for yourself: how 'ambient information' shapes parental attitudes to higher education
28. More than a grand day out? Learning on school trips to science festivals from the perspectives of teachers, pupils and organisers.
29. Private equity keeps Manchester afloat: Manchester, once the industrial powerhouse of the North of England, now has a new role --the corporate finance center of the region
30. Renewed confidence in the North-West: there has been an upturn in M&A in North-West England since September as private equity players have returned to the market. Cherry Canovan reports from Leeds and Manchester
31. North is big in the middle: the mid-market is providing a steady flow of deals for corporate financiers in both Manchester and Leeds, although the economy is still hampering trade purchasers. (UK regional focus)
32. A covariant approach to classical electrodynamics, with particular reference to accelerating media and novel Cerenkov fields
33. Mid-markets head for the border
34. Seeking the middle ground in Europe: building a European presence is the name of the game in the mid-markets at the moment--and there is an increasing US presence in the sector as well. (Mid-markets overview)
35. Electric shock gets mid-cap hearts pounding
36. Surgical trials to spot budding GPs
37. Boys desert maths and physics
38. An uneven playing field at the top private schools
39. Famous names opt out of league tables
40. School wealth divide as big as ever
41. Now you see it... now you don't: improving the maths behind the invisibility cloak
42. Were Wilson and Wilson right? A re-evaluation of a classic electromagnetism experiment
43. Rubber stamp may not spell quality
44. Odd jobs are ever more common
45. Short term and shortchanged?
46. Can't afford a house on L33,000
47. Does Eton need our charity?
48. Turning the corner: Manchester's corporate finance players report that although transactions are taking their time to complete, things are on the up. (Moving in the mid-markets)
49. Activity picking up in North West; as a financial centre, Leeds has not come through recent economic conditions completely unscathed. (Moving in the mid-markets)
50. The week that Blair got tough on truants
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