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Glover, Alison and Hutchinson, Steven (2023). Delivering education reform in Wales: a flexible route into teaching. Education Inquiry, 14(4) pp. 442–457.

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Wenger-Trayner, Etienne; Fenton-O'Creevy, Mark; Kubiak, Christopher; Hutchinson, Steven and Wenger-Trayner, Beverly eds. (2014). Learning in Landscapes of Practice: Boundaries, identity, and knowledgeability in practice-based learning. Abingdon: Routledge.

Hutchinson, Steven (2013). Establishing relationships between students, mentors and specialist tutors in practice settings. In: Higgs, Joy; Sheehan, Dale; Baldry Currens, Julie; Letts, Will and Jensen, Gail M. eds. Realising Exemplary Practice-Based Education. Practice, Education Work and Society (7). Rotterdam: Sense, pp. 203–210.

Hutchinson, Steven Andrew (2011). Boundaries and bricolage: examining the roles of universities and schools in student teacher learning. European Journal of Teacher Education, 34(2) pp. 177–191.

Keleher, Patrick and Hutchinson, Steven (2010). Communities of Practice, a social discipline of learning: nurturing a physical and virtual social learning environment. In: World Association of Co-operative Education International Conference on Work Integrated Learning, 3-5 Feb 2010, Hong Kong, China.

Fenton-O'Creevy, Mark and Hutchinson, Steven (2010). Building the foundations of professional expertise: creating a dialectic between work and formal learning. Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (LATHE), 4(1) pp. 69–90.

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Hutchinson, Steven and Shakespeare, Pamela (2010). Standard setting, external regulation and professional autonomy: exploring the implications for university education. In: Higgs, Joy; Fish, Della; Goulter, Ian; Loftus, Stephen; Reid, Jo-anne and Trede, Franziska eds. Education for Future Practice. Practice, Education, Work and Society (3). Rotterdam: Sense Publishers, pp. 75–84.

Hutchinson, Steven; Malone, Caroline and Shakespeare, Pamela (2008). Foundation degrees and work-related pedagogy: a UK initiative. In: World Association of Co-operative Education Symposium, 03-05 Dec 2008, Madrid, Spain.

Hutchinson, Steven Andrew (2008). Boundaries, bricolage and student-teacher learning. PhD thesis The Open University.

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Hutchinson, Steven (2007). Professional discourse, quality assurance and a practice integrated pre-service teacher education course: The Open University PGCE. In: World Association of Co-operative Education Quality Assurance Conference, 13-15 Nov 2007, Charleston, CA.

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Hutchinson, Steven and Shakespeare, Pamela (2007). Curriculum, practice and competencies in professional qualification: exploring the quality assurance implications. In: World Association of Co-operative Education Quality Assurance Conference, 13-15 Nov 2007, Charleston, CA.

Hutchinson, Steven and Wolfenden, Freda (2006). A new paradigm for teacher education: supported, open teaching and learning at the Open University. In: European Educational Research Association Annual Conference, 13-16 Sep 2006, Geneva.

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Hutchinson, Steven (2006). Content, structure and methods: learning to teach with the Open University flexible PGCE. In: Bloxham, Sue; Twiselton, Sam and Jackson, Alison eds. Challenges and opportunities: Developing learning and teaching in ITE across the UK. Bristol, U.K.: ESCalate, pp. 4–10.

Hutchinson, Steven; Moon, Bob and Shelton-Mayes, Ann eds. (2002). Teaching, Learning and the Curriculum in Secondary Schools. London, U.K. and New York, NY, U.S.: RoutledgeFalmer.

Hutchinson, Steven and Shelton Mayes, Ann (2001). Testing and assessment. In: Moon, Robert ed. A Guide to the National Curriculum. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press.

Storey, Anne and Hutchinson, Steven (2001). The Meaning of teacher professionalism in a quality control era. In: Shelton Mayes, Ann and Banks, Frank eds. Early professional development for teachers. London, UK: David Fulton Publishers Ltd, pp. 41–53.