All Stories

  1. How do Graduate Leaders in England discursively construct their leadership roles in early childhood education?
  2. “Disregarded and undervalued”: early childhood teacher’s experiences of stress and anxiety during the COVID-19 pandemic
  3. Positioning theory as a framework for understanding the facilitation of professional development for educational leaders
  4. Conclusion
  5. Constructing and Communicating Local Accounts of Changing Professional Participation
  6. Imagining Practice Otherwise: The Role of Epistemic Objects and Collective Creativity in Changing Professional Participation
  7. Introduction
  8. Project Theory and Methods
  9. Quality as Both Conceptual Tool and Outcome in Learning-Rich Leadership
  10. The Limits of Policy as a Mediating Cultural Tool in Leadership for Quality Improvement
  11. The Research Context: Leadership Policy in Early Childhood Education in England and Australia
  12. Educational leadership in early childhood education: Participant vulnerability and a ‘rule of care’
  13. Social and emotional therapy dog-assisted interventions in mainstream school settings: a systematic review
  14. The potential of ‘leading identity’ as an analytic concept for understanding Educational Leadership development in early childhood education
  15. Children and the ethics of creativity: Rhythmic affectensities in early childhood education
  16. Becoming-unhinged: Walking with vulnerability as a methodology of co-creating and reconnecting new forms of knowledge and possibilities
  17. Policy rhetorics and responsibilization in the formation of early childhood Educational Leaders in Australia
  18. (Re)Claiming Our Soulful Intuitive Lives: Initiating Wildish Energy into the Academy Through Story, Dreaming and Connecting with Mother Earth
  19. Educational Leaders and the project of professionalisation in early childhood education in Australia
  20. Problematising policies for workforce reform in early childhood education
  21. Writing Together at a Distance
  22. Shifting Sands: Writing Across Time
  23. Positioning ourselves in our academic lives: exploring personal/professional identities, voice and agency
  24. Splitting the World Open: Writing Stories of Mourning and Loss
  25. The Joy in Writingassemblage
  26. Formative interventions in leadership development in early childhood education: The potential of double stimulation
  27. The production of the academicwritingmachine
  28. ‘Someone had to have faith in them as professionals’: an evaluation of an action research project to develop educational leadership across the early years
  29. A spatial re-consideration of the early childhood-school relationship
  30. ‘But that wasn't enough’: exploring affective assemblages within a professional relationship
  31. When Early Childhood and School Meet: Exploring Potential within Early Childhood–School Relationships
  32. Teacher Learning in the In-between: Encountering an ‘Invisible Barrier’
  33. Partial and incomplete voices: the political and three early childhood teachers’ learning
  34. Entering a crack: an encounter with gossip
  35. Reconceptualising the Interview
  36. Reflections from a Classroom Using the ICM