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[During the initial phone contact with the Breakwells, it became clear that they wished to come to Laura’s home, rather than invite her to theirs. After they had settled themselves in her sitting room, they started to talk about their views on education with ease, and continued to do so for almost two hours. During this time the family offered up a passionate, and almost always united, vision of their educational convictions and family practices.]
Published: Jan 1, 2012
Keywords: Cultural Capital; Entity Theory; Gifted Education; Enrichment Activity; Talented Register
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