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  1. Attitudes, Behavior and Relations in the Early School Years
  2. Islamic Primary Schools in The Netherlands: The Founding, The Debate, and The Outcomes
  3. The evidence for the effectiveness of family- and center-based early childhood education programs
  4. Early Childhood Education Intervention Programs in the Netherlands: Still Searching for Empirical Evidence
  5. Denominatie van de school, gezins- en schoolsamenstelling en onderwijsprestaties
  6. Zoals de ouden zongen, piepen de jongen?
  7. The Catholic school advantage and common school effect examined: a comparison between Muslim immigrant and native pupils in Flanders
  8. Taalvariatie en onderwijsprestaties van autochtone kleuters
  9. The gross and net effects of primary school denomination on pupil performance
  10. De wankele empirische basis van het onderwijsachterstandenbeleid
  11. Teacher ethnicity, student ethnicity, and student outcomes
  12. On the right track? Islamic schools in the Netherlands after an era of turmoil
  13. Voor- en vroegschoolse voorzieningen, effectief of niet? - De samenhang tussen deelname aan voor- en vroegschoolse voorzieningen en de taal- en rekenprestaties van leerlingen op de korte en langere termijn
  14. Gender differences in primary and secondary education: Are girls really outperforming boys?
  15. Trends in educational disadvantage in Dutch primary school
  16. Doet onderwijssegregatie ertoe?
  17. The effects of integration and generation of immigrants on language and numeracy achievement
  18. Integration by Other Means: Hindu Schooling in the Netherlands
  19. The Politics of Education
  20. Mogelijke verklaringen voor onderwijsachterstanden van jongens
  21. Equality on Different Terms: The Case of Dutch Hindu Schools
  22. International Perspectives on Contexts, Communities and Evaluated Innovative Practices
  23. Islamic Schools in North America and The Netherlands: Inhibiting or Enhancing Democratic Dispositions?
  24. Differential ability and attainment in language and arithmetic of Dutch primary school pupils
  25. Dutch policies on socio-economic and ethnic inequality in education
  26. The Transition from Primary to Secondary Education: Meritocracy and Ethnicity
  27. Scrutinizing the balance: parental care versus educational responsibilities in a changing society
  28. Trends in Religious Affiliation of Parents of Primary School Children in the Netherlands in The Period 1995-2005: Exploration of Correlation with Sex, Ethnicity and Socio-Economic Background
  29. The Feminization of Primary Education: Effects of Teachers’ Sex on Pupil Achievement, Attitudes and Behaviour
  30. Parents and Schools as Partners in a Multicultural, Multireligious Society
  31. Effects of Immigrant Parents' Participation in Society on Their Children's School Performance
  32. Educational Inequality in the Netherlands
  33. Politiques néerlandaises contre les inégalités socioéconomiques et ethniques dans l'éducation
  34. Islamic Schools in the Netherlands: Expansion or Marginalization?
  35. Ethnic and Socioeconomic Class Composition and Language Proficiency: a Longitudinal Multilevel Examination in Dutch Elementary Schools
  36. Ontwikkelingen In Het Gebruik Van Streektalen En Dialecten In De Periode 1995-2003
  37. Islamic schools in three western countries: policy and procedure
  38. In Dutch? Usage of Dutch Regional Languages and Dialects
  39. Mutual Influences Among American Parents for Their Values Placed on Children's Conformity in the 1970s and 1980s
  40. Parental Involvement and Educational Achievement
  41. Frictions Between Formal Education Policy and Actual School Choice: Case Studies in an International Comparative Perspective
  42. Segregation by choice? A study of group‐specific reasons for school choice
  43. A large‐scale longitudinal study of the utilization and effects of early childhood education and care in The Netherlands
  44. De integratie van allochtone ouders en onderwijsprestaties van hun kinderen:enkele allochtone groepen vergeleken
  45. Family and Child Characteristics, Child-Rearing Factors, and Cognitive Competence of Young Children
  46. THE EFFECT OF RELIGIOUS GROUPS' DOMINANCE IN CLASSROOMS ON COGNITIVE AND NONCOGNITIVE EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES
  47. Home Language and Language Proficiency: A Large-scale Longitudinal Study in Dutch Primary Schools
  48. School composition and achievement in primary education: A large-scale multilevel approach
  49. Religion, Denomination, and Education in The Netherlands: Cognitive and Noncognitive Outcomes After an Era of Secularization
  50. Islamic Schools in the Netherlands: Compromising between Identity and Quality?
  51. Consistency of Teaching Approach and Student Achievement: An Empirical Test
  52. Complex Inequalities of Educational Opportunities. A Large-Scale Longitudinal Study on the Relation Between Gender, Social Class, Ethnicity and School Success
  53. The Limits of Educational Policy and Practice? The case of ethnic minorities in The Netherlands
  54. Background and Achievement Levels of Islamic Schools in the Netherlands: are the reservations justified?
  55. Language Varieties and Educational Achievement of Indigenous Primary School Pupils
  56. The Enhancement of Educational Opportunities of Disadvantaged Children
  57. Enhancing Educational Excellence, Equity and Efficiency
  58. Perspectives on Foreign Language Policy
  59. Educational Opportunities: Tackling Ethnic, Class and Gender Inequality Through Research. Geert Driessen , Paul Jungbluth
  60. Indicatoren Van Etniciteit in Relatie Tot Predictoren Van Taalvaardigheid in Het Basisonderwijs
  61. Pre‐reading and Pre‐arithmetic Instruction in Infant Education in the Netherlands: A Multilevel Analysis Approach
  62. From Mother Tongue to Foreign Language
  63. An evaluation of the educational priority policy in relation to early school leaving
  64. Minority Language and Culture Teaching in The Netherlands: policies, arguments, evaluation and prospects
  65. Ontwikkelingen met Betrekking tot het Onderwijs in Eigen Taal en Cultuur
  66. The educational progress of immigrant children in the Netherlands
  67. Determinanten Van De Nederlandse-Taalprestaties Van Turkse En Marokkaanse Leerlingen In Het Voortgezet Onderwijs
  68. Home language proficiency in the Netherlands: The evaluation of Turkish and Moroccan bilingual programmes—a critical review
  69. Social or ethnic determinants of educational opportunities? Results from the evaluation of the education priority policy programme in the Netherlands
  70. Etnische Herkomst, Verblijfsduur, Thuistaal en Taalvaardigheid Nederlands
  71. First and second language proficiency: Prospects for Turkish and Moroccan children in the Netherlands
  72. Ontwikkelingen in Tl- en T2-Vaardigheidsniveau Van Turkse en Marokkaanse Leerlingen
  73. Leerlingkenmerken en Taalvaardigheid in Het Turks en Het Nederlands
  74. Educational Inequality in the Netherlands