We have conducted projects in developing countries and provided evidence on challenges such as poverty, educational inequalities, access to school education and the exclusion of girls. We are building networks and partnerships in the organisation with LMICTs to develop robust evidence and support active groups through building their research capacity. We have strong links with South America, Southern Africa and South Asia.
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Aleksić, G. and Merrell, C. and Ferring, D. and Tymms, P. and Klemenović, J. (2019) Links between socio-emotional skills, behaviour, mathematics and literacy of preschool children in Serbia. European journal of psychology of education, 34 (2). pp. 417-438.
Boereboom, J. and Tymms, P. (2018) Is there an optimum age for starting school in New Zealand? NZ international research in early childhood education., 21 (2). pp. 32-44.
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