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    The assessment of performance in design and technology / Richard Kimbell ... [et al.].

    The assessment of performance in design and technology / Richard Kimbell ... [et al.].

    Published 1991
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    Innovative performance – how can it be assessed?

    Innovative performance – how can it be assessed? by Inga-Britt Skogh

    Published 2005
    “…Some preliminary results from this very first application of TERU’s assessment tool outside the UK, are presented in this paper.…”
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    Questioning the design and technology paradigm

    Questioning the design and technology paradigm by David Barlex

    Published 2002
    “…The experts are David Layton, Richard Kimbell, Robert McCormick, Patricia Murphy, Mike Ive HMI, Malcolm Welch and Stephen Petrina. …”
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    An unbroken chain: linking our past and future

    An unbroken chain: linking our past and future by Eddie Norman

    Published 2005
    “…At the time of this handover of the reins, John Eggleston wrote as follows: The new feature will be a regular selection of the growing body of new research that is now available for the enlightenment of practitioners in the field – much of it being generated by practitioners themselves. (1995:3)…”
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    Professor John Eggleston Memorial Lecture : assessing design innovation : the famous five and the terrible two

    Professor John Eggleston Memorial Lecture : assessing design innovation : the famous five and the terrible two by Richard Kimbell

    Published 2002
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    The unpickled portfolio: pioneering performance assessment in design and technology

    The unpickled portfolio: pioneering performance assessment in design and technology by Kay Stables, Richard Kimbell

    Published 2000
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    Technology education in South Africa: an evaluation of the impact of an experimental high school curriculum with particular reference to teacher pedagogy and student group work

    Technology education in South Africa: an evaluation of the impact of an experimental high school curriculum with particular reference to teacher pedagogy and student group work by Kay Stables, Richard Kimbell, Olefile B. Molwane

    Published 1999
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    APU: Design and Technology - Preliminary findings from the survey data

    APU: Design and Technology - Preliminary findings from the survey data by Richard Kimbell

    Published 1990
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    Reflections and editorials

    Reflections and editorials by Eddie Norman

    Published 2006
    “…This Issue marks the publication of Professor Richard Kimbell’s Footprints in Shifting Sands: Ten years of editorials from the DATA Journal (1996-2005). …”
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    CAD as a ‘recording’ or ‘designing’ tool: evidence from user behaviours

    CAD as a ‘recording’ or ‘designing’ tool: evidence from user behaviours by Aede Hatib Musta'amal, Eddie Norman, Tony Hodgson

    Published 2008
    “…This was discussed in a PowerPoint presentation presented at the 2007 Design and Technology Association International Research Conference. …”
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    Constructing classroom learning environments that are interactive and authentic and aim for learner empowerment

    Constructing classroom learning environments that are interactive and authentic and aim for learner empowerment by Wesley Hamilton

    Published 2007
    “…The research tutor worked collaboratively with teachers in two schools, primary (11 yr old pupils) and post-primary (14 yr old pupils), encouraging a greater emphasis on holistic teaching and more active and reflective forms of learner engagement. …”
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