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  1. The BrainWaves study of adolescent wellbeing and mental health: Methods development and pilot data
  2. From Locked Down to Shut Out: School Exclusion Patterns Pre- and Post-COVID-19 England
  3. Families’ social capital and school participation of children with developmental disabilities in China
  4. The BrainWaves study of adolescent wellbeing and mental health: methods development and pilot data
  5. A study of teacher quality in Bhutan: issues and challenges for initial teacher education and continuing professional development
  6. The BrainWaves study of adolescent wellbeing and mental health: methods development and pilot data
  7. The BrainWaves study of adolescent wellbeing and mental health: methods development and pilot data
  8. The impact of school exclusion on mental health and behavioural outcomes: A counterfactual analysis using a large UK-representative study
  9. The impact of school exclusion on mental health and behavioural outcomes: A counterfactual analysis using a large UK-representative study
  10. Excluded lives: a ‘home-international’ comparison of school exclusion
  11. School exclusion policies across the UK: convergence and divergence
  12. The impact of school exclusion in childhood on health and well‐being outcomes in adulthood: Estimating causal effects using inverse probability of treatment weighting
  13. Excluded Lives
  14. Difference and school exclusion in a time of COVID-19
  15. School Exclusion, Inclusion, and Diversity: Implications for Initial Teacher Education
  16. The Inclusion Illusion. How children with special educational needs experience mainstream schools
  17. Tensions in Cultural Identity and Sense of Belonging for Internally Displaced Adolescents in Ukraine
  18. Subject Disciplines and the Construction of Teachers’ Identities
  19. Learning to teach English and the language arts: a Vygotskian perspective on beginning teachers’ pedagogical concept development
  20. Practical Theorising in Teacher Education
  21. What Counts as Evidence in the Understanding of School Exclusion in England?
  22. School Influences on Attendance and Special Educational Needs
  23. The Impact of School Exclusion in Childhood on Health Outcomes in Adulthood: Estimating Causal Effects using Inverse Probability of Treatment Weighting
  24. Learning lessons from the collaborative design of guidance for new build schools
  25. Long‐term labour market and economic consequences of school exclusions in England: Evidence from two counterfactual approaches
  26. Identity Formation in Beginning English Teachers
  27. The Possible in the Life and Work of Lev Vygotsky
  28. The Possible in the Life and Work of Lev Vygotsky
  29. International studies of school design – Lessons for Europe on innovation and risk
  30. Long-term Labour Market and Economic Consequences of School Exclusions in England: Evidence from Two Counterfactual Approaches
  31. Conflicts in professional concern and the exclusion of pupils with SEMH in England
  32. Excluded lives special issue
  33. Research capacity-building in teacher education
  34. The Complex Policy Landscape of Initial Teacher Education in England: What’s the Problem Represented to Be?
  35. Poverty and education in England: a school system in crisis
  36. Introduction: the landscapes of poverty and education across the UK
  37. Understanding the structure of school staff advice relations: An inferential social network perspective
  38. Learning the Pedagogy of Potential: Social Inclusion and Teacher Education
  39. Vygotsky
  40. School staff advice-seeking patterns regarding support for vulnerable students
  41. Prácticas de exclusión en culturas escolares inclusivas en Reino Unido
  42. Student teachers’ perceptions of the effects of poverty on learners’ educational attainment and well-being: perspectives from England and Scotland
  43. The impact of adopting a research orientation towards use of the Pupil Premium Grant in preparing beginning teachers in England to understand and work effectively with young people living in poverty
  44. Exclusion from school in Scotland and across the UK: Contrasts and questions
  45. ‘Factors associated with high and low levels of school exclusions: comparing the English and wider UK experience’
  46. After Warnock: The Effects of Perverse Incentives in Policies in England for Students With Special Educational Needs
  47. Commentary to Part I: Perspectives on the Challenge of Globalization
  48. Learning the Pedagogy of Potential: Social Inclusion and Teacher Education
  49. Classroom-based Interventions Across Subject Areas
  50. Back to the future
  51. Challenging beginning teachers’ misconceptions of the effects of poverty on educational attainment in an initial teacher education programme in England
  52. Resisting Educational Inequality
  53. Teacher education and family–school partnerships in different contexts: A cross country analysis of national teacher education frameworks across a range of European countries
  54. Family-school partnerships: a challenge for teacher education
  55. Preparation for family-school partnerships within initial teacher education programmes in England
  56. Learning to Teach in England and the United States
  57. Mobilising Teacher Researchers
  58. Poverty and school education
  59. Becoming other: social and emotional development through the creative arts for young people with behavioural difficulties
  60. Editorial
  61. Writing as a mediational tool for learning in the collaborative composition of texts
  62. Student teachers’ perceptions of the effects of poverty on learners’ educational attainment and well-being: perspectives from England and Scotland
  63. The impact of adopting a research orientation towards use of the Pupil Premium Grant in preparing beginning teachers in England to understand and work effectively with young people living in poverty
  64. Student teachers' perceptions of poverty and educational achievement
  65. The Mediation of Learning in the Zone of Proximal Development through a Co-constructed Writing Activity
  66. Planes of Communicative Activity in Collaborative Writing
  67. Stimulating reluctant writers: A Vygotskian approach to teaching writing in Secondary Schools
  68. First class way to develop a brain