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Socio-Economic Objective (SEO 2008):  939902 Education and Training Theory and Methodology

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Publication DateTitleAuthor(s)Date Added
1Apr-2020Teacher Biography: SOLO Analysis of Preservice Teachers' Reflections of their Experiences in Physical EducationHaynes, John E ; Quinn, Frances ; Miller, Judith 2-Sep-2020
22019Developing, situating and evaluating effective online professional learning and development: a review of some theoretical and policy frameworksQuinn, Frances ; Charteris, Jennifer ; Adlington, Rachael ; Rizk, Nadya ; Fletcher, Peter ; Reyes, Vicente; Parkes, Mitchell 18-Mar-2019
32019Physical separation techniques in water purification: an inquiry-based laboratory learning experienceHarris, Katherine; Fellows, Christopher ; Quinn, Frances ; Rizk, Nadya ; Taylor, Neil ; Whannell, Robert ; Sharma, Manjula; Taylor, Subhashni 8-Oct-2019
42018Professional Knowledge Landscapes in Online Pre-service Teacher Education: An Exploration through MetaphorQuinn, Frances ; Charteris, Jennifer ; Fletcher, Peter ; Parkes, Mitchell ; Reyes, Vicente18-Mar-2019
52016The school science attitude survey: a new instrument for measuring attitudes towards school scienceKennedy, JohnPaul ; Quinn, Frances ; Taylor, Neil 19-Aug-2016

Profile

Credit Name
Frances Quinn
Full Name
Quinn, Frances
UNE Researcher ID
une-id:fquinn
 
Position Title
Senior Lecturer in Science Education
 
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Web of Science profile key
29736346
Discipline
Education - STEM Education
 
Faculty
Faculty of HASS and Education
Surname
Quinn
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Given Name
Frances
 
Preferred Given Name
Frances
School/Department
School of Education
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