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  1. How can school leaders establish evidence-informed Schools
  2. Un-rational behaviour? What causes discrepancies between teachers’ attitudes towards evidence use and actual instances of evidence use in schools?
  3. Measuring the effectiveness of knowledge creation activity as a means to facilitate evidence-informed practice: a study of early years settings in Camden, London
  4. Evidence-Informed Policy and Practice in Education : A Sociological Grounding
  5. The policy agora: how power inequalities affect the interaction between researchers and policy makers
  6. Advancing policy makers’ expertise in evidence-use: A new approach to enhancing the role research can have in aiding educational policy development
  7. Phronetic expertise in evidence use: a new perspective on how research can aid educational policy development
  8. The 'policy-preferences model': a new perspective on how researchers can facilitate the take-up of evidence by educational policy makers
  9. Introduction
  10. Research as Consumer Object
  11. The Effects of the Hyperreality
  12. Islands of Context
  13. Conclusion
  14. Scenes and Scenic Capital
  15. References
  16. What Does This Mean for Evidence-Informed Policy and Practice?
  17. Notes
  18. What Does This Mean for Rationality?
  19. Individual Focus, Outstanding and Confident Performances