Irish Children's Literature
Irish Children's Literature and the Poetics of Memory, 1892 2016
... Old Irish and co-founded the Irish Texts Society in 1898 to promote the study of Irish literature and the publication of early ...the Irish Literary ...
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Children of destiny: Brian O’Nolan and the Irish ready made school
... But Irish writing in this period is additionally ...the Irish Revival – sought to promote Irish culture, in many forms, at the expense of English, with the ultimate aim of laying the ground for ...
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Irish in a 3D World: Engaging Primary School Children
... broader literature on learning in immersive environments where goals are a characteristic of the overall environment, combining the environment and the learning task (De Freitas, ...
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Who's Minding the Kids? Work and Family Issues among Owners of Small Business Enterprises in Ireland
... of literature sought to explain patterns of working, for example, sector of employment, hours of work and flexibility, in terms of highly gendered ...an Irish context, managers fail to lead by example (Drew ...
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A brutalized culture : the horror genre in contemporary Irish literature
... Carn and The Dead School offer in-depth critiques of nationalist violence, and, in fact, most of McCabe’s novels focus on sectarian violence in the borderlands, those ambiguous, liminal spaces between the Republic and ...
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Fom Child to Adult A Longitudinal Study of Irish Children and their Families
... with children has been cited as a key factor (Fahlberg, 1994), and parental approval is predictive of higher levels of self-esteem in the child (Eccles, Wigfield & Schiefele, ...Yet, children are ...
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Medieval Scottish poetry
... Accounts of medieval Scottish poetry tend to be enfolded into wider narratives of Scottish literature. As a result, they can be very abbreviated and occasionally misleading. One useful introductory text is ...
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Big issues for small feet: developmental, biomechanical and clinical narratives on children’s footwear
... Congolese children aged 3–12 years and reported that footwear had little influence on morphological parameters of the ...2300 children aged 4–13 years reported that flatfoot was more common in ...
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Pediatric multiple sclerosisPerspectives from adolescents and their families
... Fortunately, as the parents and families gained more experience with pediatric MS, most adapted and found ways of living with their child ’ s MS, and managing the many challenges presented to them by the illness. ...
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Chinese and Irish Students: An Investigation of Their Intercultural Competence and Second Language Learning Motivation in the Process of Integration
... society, children respond respectfully and obediently to their ...the literature reviewed above can be summarised with the following three main points which illustrate the inter-relationship between ...
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Squaring the Circle? Work and Family Issues among Owners of Small Business
... Aldrich and Cliff (2003) stressed that family and businesses are inextricably linked and urged entrepreneurship scholars to adopt a family embeddedness perspective on new venture creation, in recognition of the changes ...
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Roles for Children’s Hospitals in Pediatric Collaborative Improvement Networks
... on children and to broad children ’ s hospital involvement in national-scale pediatric collaborative improvement ...recent Children ’ s Health Insurance Program Reauthori- zation Act is ...
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'I didn't used to have much friends': Exploring the friendship concepts and capabilities of a boy with autism and severe learning disabilities
... developing children up to 8 years of age (Smith, ...some children over relatively long periods of ...older children with autism who were more able (Daniel and Billingsley, 2010; Rossetti, ...
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INSULIN RESISTANCE IN DIABETES IN JUVENILES
... S Represents units per liter maximal binding capacity of the patients plasma by the method of Berson and Yalow.’ CHILDREN WITH INSULIN RESISTANT DIABETES REPORTED IN THE WORLD LITERATURE[r] ...
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The dual tradition : Irish Catholics and French priests in New Zealand the West Coast experience, 1865 1910
... special relationship between Irish people and Irish priests; Irish attitudes to nonIrish pl'iests, and to non-Irish [U'Oups; features of ''Irish Catho1jcism 11 • • • • • • • • • • • 11L1[r] ...
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Article Ghost Stories, Ghost Estates: Melancholia in Irish Recession Literature
... the Irish government’s failure to deal with and correct the fail- ings of the Celtic Tiger and ensuing recession still haunts Irish society; ghost stories in ghost estates not only signal the emptiness and ...
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Periodontal diseases in children – A literature review
... Periodontal diseases constitute a group of conditions that are considered nowadays ubiquitous among children, adolescents, and adults. The term “periodontal diseases” includes any disorders of the tissues that are ...
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Irish utopian realism?
... NAMALab’s mission was at one level very simple: whilst all these buildings are in state hands, put them to good use rather than simply leaving them empty. More than that, however, NAMALab also sought to engage the ...
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What?s been happening to concentration in Irish industry 1991 2001
... Abstract: This paper estimates concentration in Irish manufacturing industry (1991-2001) by applying the McCloughan and Abounoori technique for calculating the concentration ratio given grouped data. The results ...
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Mild mental handicap and special education need a social process perspective
... Thus, special classes in the Irish context incorporate some of the attributes of a special class as defined in the literature on special education, viz., location within national school [r] ...
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