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Aristeidou, Maria; Herodotou, Christothea; Ballard, Heidi L.; Higgins, Lila; Johnson, Rebecca F.; Miller, Annie E.; Young, Alison N. and Robinson, Lucy D. (2021). How Do Young Community and Citizen Science Volunteers Support Scientific Research on Biodiversity? The Case of iNaturalist. Diversity, 13(7), article no. 318.

Aristeidou, Maria; Herodotou, Christothea; Ballard, Heidi L.; Young, Alison N.; Miller, Annie E.; Higgins, Lila and Johnson, Rebecca F. (2021). Exploring the participation of young citizen scientists in scientific research: The case of iNaturalist. PLoS ONE, 16(1), article no. e0245682.

Aristeidou, Maria; Sharples, Mike and Scanlon, Eileen (2021). Technologies for citizen inquiry: participatory research in online communities. In: Burns, Danny; Howard, Joanna and Ospina, Sonia M. eds. The SAGE Handbook of Participatory Research and Inquiry. London: SAGE Publications, pp. 496–512.

Boampong, Michael (2021). [Book review] Marie Louise Seeberg and Elżbieta M Goździak, Contested Childhoods: Growing Up in Migrancy, Migration, Governance, Identities. Global Studies of Childhood, 11(1) pp. 115–117.

Chamberlain, Liz and Drane, Rob (2021). How schools are getting writing wrong. Times Educational Supplement.

Chamberlain, Liz; Karlsen, May Lene; Sinitsky, Gail; Bennett, Stephanie; Plowright-Pepper, Linda and Vackova, Petra (2021). Coronavirus and my life: What children say. Children's Research Centre, Milton Keynes.

De Liddo, Anna; Pedreira Souto, Nieves and Plüss, Brian (2021). Let's replay the political debate: Hypervideo technology for visual sensemaking of televised election debates. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 145, article no. 102537.

Fensham-Smith, Amber (2021). Elective Home Education in a post-pandemic world: why more needs to be done for our growing number of home-schooled children. The International Public Policy Observatory - IPPO.

Fensham-Smith, Amber (2021). Partnership building and representing the voices of electively home educated children and young people in policymaking [Written Evidence HED0917]. Department of Education, Select Commitee Home Education Inquiry, United Kingdom.

Langdown, Ben (2021). Developing a movement culture in the first ten years. In: Bailey, , P, Richard; Agans, Jennifer P.; Côté, Jean; Daly-Smith, Andy and Tomporowski, Phillip D. eds. Physical Activity and Sport During the First Ten Years of Life, Volume 1st Ed. London: Routledge.

Lister, Kate; Seale, Jane and Douce, Christopher (2021). Mental health in distance learning: a taxonomy of barriers and enablers to student mental wellbeing. Open Learning: The Journal of Open, Distance and e-learning (Early Access).

McInally, Wendy and Gray-Brunton, Carol (2021). Research made simple: using multiperspective interpretative phenomenological analysis to explore healthcare phenomena. Evidence-Based Nursing, 24(3) pp. 71–73.

Okada, Alexandra and Matta, Claudia Eliane (2021). Teacher training for professional education through a course of extension on emerging Technologies with open schooling. Revista Diálogo Educacional, 21(71) pp. 1794–1819.

Zittoun, Tania and Stenner, Paul (2021). Winnicott, Donald. In: Glaveanu, V. P ed. The Palgrave Encyclopedia of the Possible,. Cham: Palgrave Macmillan.

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Alevizou, Giota (2020). Virtual Schooling, COVID-Inequalities: Building Resilience and Digital Literacies for Uncertain Futures. Digital Culture & Education

Chamberlain, Liz (2020). Findings from research: Capturing children and young people's views on rights. Journal of Innovate Teaching School Partnership, Milton Keynes.

Chamberlain, Liz (2020). Remedying the impact of school closures: be kind, thank a teacher. OpenLearn, Milton Keynes.

Chamberlain, Liz (2020). Opportunities missed: Then the rains came down and washed the writing away. British Educational Research Association.

Josephidou, Jo and Bolshaw, Polly (2020). Understanding gender and early childhood: an introduction to the key debates. Routledge.

Kemp, Nicola; Durrant, Ian and Josephidou, Jo (2020). Making connections with their world: outdoor provision for under-twos in early childhood settings in Kent. Froebel Trust.

Kemp, Nicola and Josephidou, Jo (2020). Where are the babies? Engaging the under twos with the outdoors. The Froebel Trust.

McInally, Wendy and Campbell, Karen (2020). Healthcare Professional and Service User Perspectives on Formal Educational Programmes for Children and Young People with Cancer in the UK. Journal of Cancer Education (Early access).

Wolfreys, Allison (2020). COVID-19 and the Family Court: Justice at our Fingertips. The Open University.

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Body, A; Lau, E and Josephidou, Joanne (2019). Our Charitable Children. University of Kent; Canterbury Christ Church University, UK.

Chamberlain, Liz; Afroze, Jiniya; Cooper, Victoria and Collins, Trevor (2019). Representing children's rights from discussion through to illustration and interpretation. The Open University Children’s Research Centre and Amnesty UK International, Milton Keynes.

Chamberlain, Liz and Cooper, Victoria (2019). Representing children’s rights from discussion through to illustration and interpretation. Research Intelligence(139) pp. 13–14.

Evans, Ruth; Bowlby, Sophie; Gottzén, Lucas and Ribbens McCarthy, Jane (2019). Unpacking ‘family troubles’, care and relationality across time and space. Children's Geographies, 17(5) pp. 501–513.

Fensham-Smith, Amber (2019). Becoming a Home-Educator in a Networked World: Towards the Democratisation of Education Alternatives? Other Education: The Journal of Educational Alternatives, 8(1) pp. 27–57.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane; Evans, Ruth and Bowlby, Sophie (2019). Diversity challenges from urban West Africa: How Senegalese family deaths illuminate dominant understandings of ‘bereavement’. Bereavement Care, 38(2-3) pp. 83–90.

Turner, Wendy (2019). Health, Well-being and Welfare in Childhood (England). Bloomsbury Education and Childhood Studies.

Turner, Wendy (2019). Friendship and Peer Cultures in Childhood (England). Bloomsbury: Education and childhood studies.

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Ashbridge, Jan and Josephidou, Jo (2018). The role of the teacher and other adults. In: Cooper, Hilary and Elton-Chalcraft, Sally eds. Professional Studies in Primary Education. SAGE.

Ashbridge, Jan and Josephidou, Jo (2018). Classroom organisation and the learning environment. In: Cooper, Hilary and Elton-Chalcraft, Sally eds. Professional Studies in Primary Education. SAGE.

Bolshaw, Polly and Josephidou, Jo (2018). Introducing research in early childhood. SAGE.

Turner, Wendy (2018). Health literacy in the lives of young people (16-19 years) in England: a participatory study (2018). PhD thesis The University of Northampton.

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Kim, Chae-Young; Sheehy, Kieron and Kerawalla, Lucinda (2017). Developing Children as Researchers: A Practical Guide to Help Children Conduct Social Research. Abingdon: Routledge.

Mander, Sarah (2017). How big is our society? In: Brown, Zeta ed. Children, Families and Communities:. Abingdon: Routledge.

McInally, Wendy (2017). Public Engagement Event BRIGHTLIGHT. Wendy McInally.

Torres, Patricia Lupion; Santos, Katia Ethiénne Esteves dos; Kowalski, Raquel Pasternak Glitz and Okada, Alexandra (2017). Experience of Environmental Education using Responsible Research and Innovation of the Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná in the European Project Engage. Revista Diálogo Educacional, 17(55) pp. 1530–1554.

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Bennett, Kay; Mander, Sarah and Richards, Lynn (2016). Inclusive practice for families. In: Brown, Zeta ed. Inclusive Education: perspectives on pedagogy, policy and practice. Abingdon: Routledge.

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Turner, Wendy (2014). Enabling undergraduates to put into practice learning to support emotional well-being for children and young people. The International Journal of Emotional Education, 6(1) pp. 76–94.

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Turner, Wendy (2013). Child protection is everyone's business: safeguarding and child protection. In: Tarry, Estelle and Cox, Anna eds. Teaching Assistants in International Schools, Volume 1. Melton: John Catt Educational Ltd, pp. 29–40.

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Bucknall, Sue (2012). Children as Researchers in Primary Schools: Choice, Voice and Participation. Routledge.

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Kellett, Mary (2005). How to Develop Children as Researchers: a step by step guide to teaching the research process. London, UK: Sage.

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