Stephen L Bristow
Biographic Data
| ID | 4381218 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stephen L Bristow |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stephen L |
| FAMILY NAME | Bristow |
| SIGNATURE | BRISTOW S L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Manchester University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 34 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Working practices and children's application of subject knowledge in the primary school
This paper explores the topic of young children's learning, particularly the strategies used to apply old knowledge in new learning. Young children's learning is discussed in the theoretical contexts of the nature of knowledge and its acquisition and the nature of classroom settings and their operation in the learning process. The research to be reported arises from a 2‐year longitudinal study of children aged 7 and 9 years at entry. The research…
Rates and Votes – The 1980 District Council Elections
1980 witnessed a crop of high rate increases in many local authorities. In the forefront of these was Wolverhampton Metropolitan Borough Council. This article examines the impact of the rate increase as an issue in the municipal elections of May 1980, presenting survey evidence to show that the local electorate had a higher level of awareness of municipal affairs during this election campaign than has generally been thought to be the case. The im…
Women councillors — An explanation of the under‐representation of women in local government
Partisanship, Participation and Legitimacy in Britain's Eec Referendum
The Criteria Local Government Reorganisation and Local Authority Autonomy
In the controversy surrounding the Government’s Local Government Bill one set of criteria which could well be used to judge the effectiveness of the proposed reorganisation has been consistently overlooked. Argument has tended to centre on two main aspects: the size of the proposed units and the number of tiers which appear to be most appropriate or desirable. There has been a consequent neglect of the extent to which social needs and the resourc…
Women councillors — An explanation of the under‐representation of women in local government
Rates and Votes – The 1980 District Council Elections
1980 witnessed a crop of high rate increases in many local authorities. In the forefront of these was Wolverhampton Metropolitan Borough Council. This article examines the impact of the rate increase as an issue in the municipal elections of May 1980, presenting survey evidence to show that the local electorate had a higher level of awareness of municipal affairs during this election campaign than has generally been thought to be the case. The im…
The Criteria Local Government Reorganisation and Local Authority Autonomy
In the controversy surrounding the Government’s Local Government Bill one set of criteria which could well be used to judge the effectiveness of the proposed reorganisation has been consistently overlooked. Argument has tended to centre on two main aspects: the size of the proposed units and the number of tiers which appear to be most appropriate or desirable. There has been a consequent neglect of the extent to which social needs and the resourc…
Partisanship, Participation and Legitimacy in Britain's Eec Referendum
The Criteria Local Government Reorganisation and Local Authority Autonomy
In the controversy surrounding the Government’s Local Government Bill one set of criteria which could well be used to judge the effectiveness of the proposed reorganisation has been consistently overlooked. Argument has tended to centre on two main aspects: the size of the proposed units and the number of tiers which appear to be most appropriate or desirable. There has been a consequent neglect of the extent to which social needs and the resourc…
Partisanship, Participation and Legitimacy in Britain's Eec Referendum
Women councillors — An explanation of the under‐representation of women in local government
Rates and Votes – The 1980 District Council Elections
1980 witnessed a crop of high rate increases in many local authorities. In the forefront of these was Wolverhampton Metropolitan Borough Council. This article examines the impact of the rate increase as an issue in the municipal elections of May 1980, presenting survey evidence to show that the local electorate had a higher level of awareness of municipal affairs during this election campaign than has generally been thought to be the case. The im…
Working practices and children's application of subject knowledge in the primary school
This paper explores the topic of young children's learning, particularly the strategies used to apply old knowledge in new learning. Young children's learning is discussed in the theoretical contexts of the nature of knowledge and its acquisition and the nature of classroom settings and their operation in the learning process. The research to be reported arises from a 2‐year longitudinal study of children aged 7 and 9 years at entry. The research…
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