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Mathematics & Statistics hosts the Marine Population Modelling group which is engaged in research into topics surrounding marine resource modelling and ecology. Recent work has included important developments in the population modelling of marine species.

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Number of items: 7.

2024

Roxburgh, David (2024) Insiders, outsiders and inbetweeners : the experiences of exchange teachers promoting Chinese language and culture in Scottish schools. Scottish Languages Review, Spring 20 (37). pp. 9-18. ISSN 1756-039X

2021

Birnie, Ingeborg (2021) Bon Trabalh? Reflections and observations from Occitan immersion education – lessons for Gaelic Medium education in Scotland? Scottish Languages Review (36). 35 - 45. 4.

2016

De Britos, Angela (2016) Mother Tongue Other Tongue multilingual project for schools : add your voice to the Poet-Tree. Scottish Languages Review, 2016 (31). pp. 43-52.

MacAskill, Maggie (2016) Modern languages and inclusion in the context of Scotland’s 1 + 2 language policy. Scottish Languages Review, 31. pp. 1-8.

2015

Jones, Lynne and Doughty, Hannelore (2015) (Turning our) back to the future? Cross-sector perspectives on language learning. Scottish Languages Review (29). pp. 27-40.

2014

Gallagher-Brett, Angela and Doughty, Hannelore and McGuinness, Heather (2014) Social capital and modern language initiatives in times of policy uncertainty. Scottish Languages Review, Spring/Su (27). pp. 39-52.

2011

Doughty, Hannelore (2011) La Grande Illusion : why Scottish further education has failed to grasp the potential of modern languages. Scottish Languages Review (23). pp. 7-14.

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