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  1. Transforming new curriculum objectives into classroom instruction with the aid of learning studies
  2. Theorising teaching and learning: pre-service teachers’ theoretical awareness of learning
  3. Learning Study Guided by Variation Theory: Exemplified by Children Learning to Halve and Double Whole Numbers
  4. Theory-based instruction – a key to powerful improvements when learning to regulate body tension in an upper secondary school
  5. ‘A Gigantic Pedagogical Leap’: The Process of Shifts during Three Learning Study Projects in Swedish Early Childhood Education
  6. Teaching democracy – a complex object of learning
  7. Professional Development through the Use of Learning Study: Contributions to Pedagogical Content Knowledge in Biology
  8. Social Review as a Tool for Developing Social Skills
  9. Bridging the Gap between Theory and Practice by the Use of Iterative Processes
  10. Theoretical Appropriation in Pre-School Teachers’ Expressions after In-Service Training
  11. Patterns of Variation: A Way to Support and Challenge Early Childhood Learning?
  12. Using Learning Study to Understand Preschoolers’ Learning: Challenges and Possibilities
  13. Learning study in pre‐school: teachers’ awareness of children's learning and what they actually learn
  14. Differences in success in solving second-degree equations due to differences in classroom instruction
  15. What is discerned in teachers’ expressions about planning?–Similarities and differences between teachers from Sweden and Hong Kong
  16. Teachers’ learning in a learning study
  17. Structured flexibility: six case studies of how children with diagnosed autism develop independency in daily living activities
  18. Generative learning: learning beyond the learning situation
  19. Chapter 4 Using Learning Study as in-Service Training for Preschool Teachers