All Stories

  1. The pedagogical logics of arts-rich schools: a Bourdieusian analysis
  2. Barriers to the inclusion of refugee and asylum-seeking children in schools in England
  3. Subject choice as everyday accommodation/resistance: why students in England (still) choose the arts
  4. One Child Reading: My Auto-Bibliography by Margaret Mackey University of Alberta Press, 2016 ISBN 978-1-77212-039-4
  5. Making sense in the city: Dolly Parton, early reading and educational policy-making
  6. ‘Everyone can imagine their own Gellert’: the democratic artist and ‘inclusion’ in primary and nursery classrooms
  7. Creativity and cross-curriculum strategies in England: Tales of doing, forgetting and not knowing
  8. Sense-making as a lens on everyday change leadership practice: the case of Holly Tree Primary
  9. Creativity in recent educational discourse in England
  10. Maggie’s day: a small‐scale analysis of English education policy
  11. Grounded literacies: the power of listening to, telling and performing community stories
  12. School self‐evaluation and its impact on teachers' work in England
  13. New regimes of truth: The impact of performative school self evaluation systems on teachers' professional identities
  14. Diversions and diversity: Does the personalisation agenda offer real opportunities for taking children’s home literacies seriously?
  15. Creative Partners: Arts Practice and the Potential for Pupil Voice
  16. Teaching like an artist: the pedagogic identities and practices of artists in schools
  17. If these walls could speak: reading displays of primary children's work
  18. Creative partnerships? Cultural policy and inclusive arts practice in one primary school
  19. Promoting school libraries and schools library services: problems and partnerships
  20. Challenges to university autonomy in initial teacher education programmes: The cases of England, Manitoba and British Columbia
  21. Making Literacy Real: Theories and Practices for Learning and Teaching by Joanne Larson and Jackie Marsh
  22. Incorporating pupil perspectives in initial teacher education—lessons from the Pupil Mentoring Project
  23. An arts project failed, censored or … ? A critical incident approach to artist–school partnerships
  24. Creative tensions? Creativity and basic skills in recent educational policy
  25. Difficulties in promoting inquiry in teacher education partnerships: English and Canadian perspectives
  26. ‘An evil spirit came out of my Nanna’: children's use of popular cultural narrative forms in exploratory autobiographical classroom talk
  27. How an understanding of Bakhtin's theory of the chronotope can assist progression in classroom writing
  28. 'I Can't Think of Anybody Else that's Behaved Badder Than Him': Rethinking autobiographical and identity work in English
  29. Gendered readings: learning from children's reading choices
  30. Breaking the Line: New Literacies, Postmodernism and the Teaching of Printed Texts
  31. Taking Comics Seriously: Children's Periodical Reading in England in the 1990s
  32. Gendered Readings: Helping boys develop as critical readers
  33. The Means of Correct Training? Teachers, Foucault and disciplining
  34. Discourses of education: The genealogy of a profession's discipline
  35. Art, Action and the Ancestors: Alice Walker’s Meridian in its Context