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12014The Barriers and Facilitators of Institutionalisation of Inclusive Education Policy and Practice in Papua New Guinea Education SystemPokana, John Smith; Paterson, David; Maxwell, Thomas W; Kivunja, Charles 7-Apr-2015
22014Settlement Experiences of African Refugees: A Case Study of the Armidale, Tamworth and Coffs Harbour Regions of New South Wales, AustraliaKivunja, Charles ; Kuyini-Abubakar, Ahmed ; Maxwell, Thomas W 31-Mar-2014
32013Bhutanese stakeholders' perceptions about multi-grade teaching as a strategy for achieving quality universal primary educationKucita, Pawan; Kivunja, Charles ; Maxwell, Thomas W ; Kuyini-Abubakar, Ahmed 15-Oct-2012
42012Factors Influencing Bhutanese Teachers' Multigrade Knowledge and Teaching PracticesKucita, Pawan; Kuyini-Abubakar, Ahmed ; Maxwell, Thomas W ; Kivunja, Charles 29-May-2013
52011Training Manual in Multigrade Strategies for Lecturers of Zambian Multigrade Trainee Teachers and TeachersKivunja, Charles ; Maxwell, Thomas W; Bennett, Tony28-Jun-2012
62010Multi-Grade Teaching as a strategy to achieve Universal Primary Education in Bhutan: An Analysis of Current Policies and ProceduresKucita, Pawan; Maxwell, Thomas W; Kivunja, Charles ; Kuyini-Abubakar, Ahmed16-Jan-2012
72008Settlement experiences of African migrants in regional Australia: A case study of Armidale and Tamworth regional centresKivunja, Charles ; Kuyini-Abubakar, Ahmed ; Maxwell, Thomas W 29-Jun-2012

Credit Name
Charles Kivunja
Full Name
Kivunja, Charles
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