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John Sharp
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Children's astronomical beliefs: a preliminary study of Year 6 children in south‐west England
JG Sharp
International Journal of science education 18 (6), 685-712, 1996
2691996
VAK or VAK‐uous? Towards the trivialisation of learning and the death of scholarship
JG Sharp, R Bowker, J Byrne
Research papers in education 23 (3), 293-314, 2008
1422008
Academic boredom among students in higher education: A mixed-methods exploration of characteristics, contributors and consequences
JG Sharp, B Hemmings, R Kay, B Murphy, S Elliott
Journal of Further and Higher Education 41 (5), 657-677, 2017
1362017
Academic boredom, engagement and the achievement of undergraduate students at university: A review and synthesis of relevant literature
JG Sharp, JC Sharp, E Young
Research Papers in Education 35 (2), 144-184, 2020
1272020
Children's ideas about the solar system and the chaos in learning science
JG Sharp, P Kuerbis
Science Education 90 (1), 124-147, 2006
1002006
Young children's ideas about the earth in space
JG Sharp
International Journal of Early Years Education 7 (2), 159-172, 1999
571999
Critical interactions shaping early academic career development in two higher education institutions
B Hemmings, D Hill, JG Sharp
Issues in Educational Research 23 (1), 35-51, 2013
522013
Academic boredom and the perceived course experiences of final year Education Studies students at university
JG Sharp, B Hemmings, R Kay, JC Sharp
Journal of Further and Higher Education 43 (5), 601-627, 2019
452019
Teacher Perceptions of Science in the National Curriculum: Findings from an application of the Science Curriculum Implementation Questionnaire in English primary schools
JG Sharp, R Hopkin, B Lewthwaite
International Journal of Science Education 33 (17), 2407-2436, 2011
402011
Beyond shape and gravity: Children’s ideas about the Earth in space reconsidered
JG Sharp, JC Sharp
Research Papers in Education 22 (3), 363-401, 2007
392007
‘Service quality’and higher education: investigating Chinese international student and academic perspectives at a UK university
X Zhu, JG Sharp
Journal of Further and Higher Education 46 (1), 1-19, 2022
382022
An application of the revised ‘Lecturer Self-Efficacy Questionnaire’: An evidence-based route for initiating transformational change
JG Sharp, B Hemmings, R Kay, C Callinan
Journal of Further and Higher Education 37 (5), 643-674, 2013
332013
Towards a model for the assessment of student boredom and boredom proneness in the UK higher education context
JG Sharp, B Hemmings, R Kay
Journal of Further and Higher Education 40 (5), 649-681, 2016
322016
Academic boredom, approaches to learning and the final-year degree outcomes of undergraduate students
JG Sharp, B Hemmings, R Kay, C Atkin
Journal of Further and Higher Education 42 (8), 1055-1077, 2018
312018
Lecturer self-efficacy beliefs: An integrative review and synthesis of relevant literature
MM Matos, RT Iaochite, JG Sharp
Journal of Further and Higher Education 46 (2), 225-245, 2022
272022
The trouble with VAK
JG Sharp, J Byrne, R Bowker
Educational futures 1 (1), 89-97, 2008
272008
Anecdote, opinion and whim: lessons in curriculum development from primary science education in England and Wales
JG Sharp*, M Grace
Research Papers in Education 19 (3), 293-321, 2004
222004
Primary astronomy: Conceptual change and learning in three 10-11 year olds
JG Sharp, R Bowker, J Merrick
Research in Education 57 (1), 67-83, 1997
221997
The Academic Boredom Survey Instrument (ABSI): a measure of trait, state and other characteristic attributes for the exploratory study of student engagement
JG Sharp, X Zhu, M Matos, JC Sharp
Journal of Further and Higher Education 45 (9), 1253-1280, 2021
192021
When worlds collide: identity, culture and the lived experiences of research when ‘teaching-led’
JG Sharp, B Hemmings, R Kay, C Callinan
Journal of Further and Higher Education 39 (5), 612-644, 2015
192015
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