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  1. Beyond pedagogy: the creative and humanising potential of writing in teacher education
  2. Early-career primary school teachers as ‘watched watchers’: an analysis informed by feminist surveillance studies
  3. Implementing purpose‐studies: A humanising approach for bridging the spaces between writers, their worlds and the test
  4. Mobilising new understandings: an actor-network analysis of learning and change in a self-directed professional development community
  5. Unsettling language ideologies: Examples from writing teacher education in New Zealand and the United States
  6. Mobilising new understandings: an actor-network analysis of learning and change in a self-directed professional development community
  7. Recentering Purpose and Audience as Part of a Critical, Humanizing Approach to Writing Instruction
  8. Constructs of Teaching Writing in Research About Literacy Teacher Education
  9. Part of the assignment: student–teachers’ planning instruction within/across activity systems
  10. Using reading and writing workshop as spaces for critical pedagogy
  11. Critical conversations between cooperating teachers and preservice teachers
  12. Transforming Literacy Education in Urban Schools
  13. “This is English class”: Evolving identities and a literacy teacher's shifts in practice across figured worlds