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• Individual, Job, Organizational and Contextual Correlates of Employment Empowerment: Some Greek Evidence 

  Dimitriades, Zoe; Kufidu, Stella (Business and Organization Ethics Network (BON), 2004)

  This study is part of a larger project exploring the usefulness of the empowerment construct in the Greek context. Using a sample of 154 mature working students we examined the influence of demographics (gender, age and ...

• Linguistic, Contextual, and Experiential Equivalence Issues in the Adaptation of a Performance-Based Assessment of Generic Skills in Higher Education 

  Ursin, Jani; Hyytinen, Heidi; Silvennoinen, Kaisa; Toom, Auli (Frontiers Media SA, 2022)

  This qualitative study investigated the various linguistic, contextual, and experiential equivalence issues embedded in a performance-based instrument aimed at assessing generic skills in higher education. A rigorous ...

• Pedagogical sensitivity in successful drama educational reader’s theatre : experiences of the teachers 

  Junttila, Enni; Karhunen, Roosa; Hautala, Jarkko (Routledge, 2024)

  Reader's theatre is a well-used method and studied for practising oral reading. We examined teachers' experiences implementing our drama educational reader's theatre. We interviewed 12 Finnish teachers to find out what ...

• The Finnish school system : Coherence, flexibility and individual support in curriculum and pedagogical practices 

  Välijärvi, Jouni (Taideyliopisto, 2021)

• The individualized music therapy assessment profile as an initial assessment tool of social emotional functioning 

  Salokivi, Maija (2012)

  An assessment in music therapy clinical practice is an essential part of the therapy process.Based on the assessment the therapist is able to recognize the needs of the client and plan the influential interventions in the ...