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Addae-Kyeremeh, Eric (2017). Connectedness and organisational learning: The role of relationships in supporting headteacher professional development. In: British Educational Leadership Management and Administration Society (BELMAS) Annual Conference, 7-9 Jul 2017, Stratford-upon-Avon, UK.

Addae-Kyeremeh, Eric (2014). Professional development spaces: an exploratory study of headteachers perspectives in Ghana. In: 3rd AFTRA Teaching and Learning in Africa Conference, 11-13 Jun 2014, Accra, Ghana.

Addae-Kyeremeh, Eric (2012). Messengers or agents? The capacity of headteachers to influence educational policy change in Ghana. In: Annual International Conference of British Educational Leadership Management and Administration Society, 20-22 Jul 2012, Manchester.

Addae-Kyeremeh, Eric (2012). Learning-centred leadership: practices and effects. In: International Council on Education for Teaching conference, 10-12 Jul 2012, Cape Coast. Ghana..

Addae-Kyeremeh, Eric (2015). Professional learning through networking: perceptions and practices amongst basic school headteachers in Ghana. In: British Educational Leadership Management and Administration Society (BELMAS) Annual Conference, 10-12 Jul 2015, Reading, UK.

Addae-Kyeremeh, Eric and Wise, Christine (2014). School-based learning and development: revisiting professional development for headteachers in India. In: Exploring Leadership Learning and Theories in Asia (ELLTA) 2014, 17-19 Nov 2014, Penang, Malaysia.

Addis, Mark (2023). Normative Cognition in the Cognitive Science of Religion. In: Vinten, Robert ed. Wittgenstein and the Cognitive Science of Religion: Interpreting Human Nature and the Mind. London: Bloomsbury Academic, (In Press).

Alevizou, Giota (2020). Civic media and technologies of belonging: Where digital citizenship and ‘the right to the city’ converge. International Journal of Media & Cultural Politics, 16(3) pp. 269–290.

Alla-Mensah, Joyceline (2021). [Book review] Open(ing) Education: Theory and Practice. Critical Studies in Teaching and Learning (CriSTaL), 9(2) pp. 105–107.

Amos, Sandra (1999). Teachers questions in the science classroom. In: Amos, Sandra and Boohan, Richard eds. Aspects of Teaching Secondary Science. OU PGCE COURSE READER (1). London: Routledge Falmer, pp. 5–14.

Amos, Sandra and Boohan, Richard (2001). The changing nature of science education. In: Amos, Sandra and Boohan, Richard eds. Teaching Science inSecondary Schools. OU PGCE Course Reader (1). London: Routledge, pp. 3–22.

Amos, Sandra J. (2014). Teacher educators in higher education: a study of their practice and contribution during school placement visits. EdD thesis The Open University.

Anamuah-Mensah, Jophus; Banks, Frank; Moon, Robert and Wolfenden, Freda (2012). New modes of teacher pre-service training and professional support. In: Moon, Robert ed. Teacher Education and the Challenge of Development: A Global Analysis. Education, Poverty and International Development. Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 201–211.

Aristeidou, Maria (2021). Transition and support experiences of first-year STEM students in distance learning universities. In: Horizons in STEM Higher Education Conference Proceedings, The Open University pp. 72–73.

Aristeidou, Maria; Ferguson, Rebecca; Perryman, Leigh-Anne and Tegama, Natalie (2021). The Roles and Value of Citizen Science: Perceptions of Professional Educators Enrolled on a Postgraduate Course. Citizen Science: Theory and Practice, 6(1), article no. 24.

Aristeidou, Maria and Herodotou, Christothea (2020). Online Citizen Science: A Systematic Review of Effects on Learning and Scientific Literacy. Citizen Science: Theory and Practice, 5(1) pp. 1–12.

Aristeidou, Maria and Ismail, Nashwa (2021). Experiences of teachers who have engaged their classrooms in citizen science activities. In: Citizen Science Association Conference, May 2021, Virtual.

Aristeidou, Maria; Lorke, Julia and Ismail, Nashwa (2022). Citizen Science: Schoolteachers’ Motivation, Experiences, and Recommendations. International Journal of Science and Mathematics Education (Early Access).

Aristeidou, Maria; Scanlon, Eileen and Sharples, Mike (2020). Learning outcomes in online citizen science communities designed for inquiry. International Journal of Science Education, Part B: Communication and Public Engagement, 10(4) pp. 277–294.

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.

Arreckx, F.; Bates, S.; Canning, N. and Oates, J. (2009). Developing through play: A multi-media professional development package. In: British Psychological Society (BPS) Developmental Psychology Section Conference, 9-11 Sep 2009, Nottingham Trent University.

Arthur, Linet; Floyd, Alan; Glenny, G. and Morrison, Marlene (2010). The Leadership and Management of Inter-professional Education and Collaborative Professional Practice. In: BELMAS Annual Conference, 11-13 Jul 2010, Reading.

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.

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Baker, Sally and Cremin, Teresa (2016). Teachers’ identities as writers: teacher, support staff and pupils’ accounts of the role of emotion in the writing classroom. In: Cremin, Teresa and Locke, Terry eds. Writer Identity and the Teaching and Learning of Writing. Routledge, pp. 98–114.

Banks, F.; Barlex, D.; Jarvinen, E.M.; O'Sullivan, G.; Owen-Jackson, G.; Rutland, M. and Williams, J. (2006). Further Findings of an International D&T Teacher Education Research Study: the DEPTH2 Project. In: Design and Technology Association International Research Conference, 5-7 Jul 2006, Wolverhampton, UK.

Banks, F.; Moon, B. and Wolfenden, F. (2009). New modes of communication technologies and the reform of open and distance learning programmes: A response to the global crisis in teacher education and training. In: 23rd ICDE World Conference on Open and Distance Learning, 8-10 Jun 2009, Maastricht, The Netherlands.

Banks, Frank; Moon, Bob and Wolfenden, Freda (2009). New modes of communication technologies and the reform of open and distance learning programmes: A response to the global crisis in teacher education and training. In: 23rd ICDE World Conference on Open and Distance Learning, 8-10 Jun 2009, Maastricht, The Netherlands.

Banks, Frank and Owen-Jackson, Gwyneth (2007). The role of making in design and technology. In: Barlex, David ed. Design and technology for the next generation: A collection of provocative pieces, written by experts in their field to stimulate reflection and curriculum innovation. Whitchurch, UK: Cliffe & Company.

Barnes, Peter and Kehily, Mary (2003). Play and the cultures of childhood. In: Kehily, Mary and Swann, Joan eds. Children’s Cultural Worlds. Chichester: Wiley/Open University.

Bartlett, Tom and Erling, Elizabeth J. (2007). Local voices in global English: the authenticity and legitimation of non-standard ways of speaking. In: 33rd International Systemic Functional Congress (ISFC), 10-15 Jul 2006, Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Bearne, Eve; Chamberlain, Liz; Cremin, Teresa and Mottram, Marilyn (2011). Teaching Writing Effectively: Reviewing Practice. Leicester: UKLA.

Bearne, Eve; Chamberlain, Liz; Cremin, Teresa and Mottram, Marilyn (2016). Teaching Writing Effectively: Reviewing Practice (2nd edition). Ideas in practice. Leicester: UKLA.

Bearne, Eve; Dombey, Henrietta and Grainger, Teresa (2003). Classroom Interactions in Literacy. Buckingham, UK: Open University Press.

Bearne, Eve and Grainger, Teresa (2004). Research in Progress - Raising boys' achievements in writing: joint PNS/UKLA pilot research project. Literacy, 38(3) pp. 156–158.

Beavers, Sian; Brasher, Andrew; Buckler, Alison and Iniesto, Francisco (2016). Book Reviews. Journal of Interactive Media in Education, 1 p. 16.

Beach, Nick; Evans, Julie and Spruce, Gary eds. (2011). Making Music in the Primary School. London: Routledge Falmer.

Bird, E. and Eyres, I. (2000). Alternative routes and ethnicity: ethnic minority students in part-time distance learning. In: BERA Annual Conference, 7-9 Sep 2000, University of Cardiff.

Bird, Elizabeth and Eyres, Ian (2000). Ethnic minority students in part-time, distance-learning initial teacher training. In: BERA Annual Conference, 7-10 Sep 2000, Cardiff University.

Black, Paul; Harrison, Christine; Lee, Clara; Marshall, Bethan and William, Dylan (2003). Assessment for Learning- putting it into practice. Maidenhead, U.K.: Open university Press.

Black, Paul; Harrison, Christine; Lee, Clare; Marshal, Bethan and Wiliam, Dylan (2004). Working Inside the Black Box: Assessment for Learning in the Classroom. Phi Delta Kappan, 86(1) pp. 8–21.

Black, Paul; Harrison, Christine; Lee, Clare; Marshall, Bethan and William, Dylan (2002). Working Inside the Black Box- Assessment for Learning in the Classroom. London, U.K.: GL assessment.

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

Body, Alison; Lau, Emily and Josephidou, Joanne (2020). Engaging children in meaningful charity: Opening-up the spaces within which children learn to give. Children and Society, 34(3) pp. 189–203.

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

Bonte, M.; Ivinson, G.; Merkley, R.; Bain, P.; Castles, A.; Cheung, P.; Clements, D.; Cook, C.; Cristia, A.; Day-Hess, C.; Dowker, A.; Draper, C.; Flewitt, R.; Germein, S.; Grigorenko, E.; Grotzer, T.; Hackett, A.; Kathotia, V.; Kievit, R.; McBride, C.; O'Brien, K.; Sarama, J.; Sommerville, M.; Strader, S. and Vanden Bosch der Nederlanden, C. (2022). Foundations of academic knowledge. In: Duraiappah, A.K.; Atteveldt, N.M.; Bugden, S. and Borst, G. eds. Reimagining education: The International Science and Evidence based Education Assessment. New Delhi, India: United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development, pp. 282–355.

Bowl, Marion and Hughes, Jonathan (2013). Discourses of fair access in English higher education. Widening Participation and Lifelong Learning, 15(4) pp. 7–25.

Bowl, Marion and Hughes, Jonathan (2016). Fair access and fee setting in English universities: what do institutional statements suggest about university strategies in a stratified quasi-market? Studies in Higher Education, 41(2) pp. 269–287.

Bradshaw, Pete; Gallastegi, Lore; Shohel, Mahruf and Younie, Sarah (2014). Formalised action research as an emergent form of teacher professional development. In: 2nd International ProPEL Conference 2014, 25-27 Jun 2014, Stirling, UK, p. 21.

Bradshaw, Pete; Twining, Peter; Hayes, Mary and Jeffrey, Robert (2010). The changing landscape of CPD for teachers. In: ALT-C 2008: “Into something rich and strange” – making sense of the sea-change, 6-9 Sep 2010, University of Nottingham, UK.

Bradshaw, Pete; Twining, Peter and Walsh, Christopher (2012). The vital program: transforming ICT professional development. American Journal of Distance Education, 26(2) pp. 74–85.

Bradshaw, Pete; Twining, Peter and Walsh, Christopher (2010). Vital: changing the paradigm of CPD. In: The 11th ITTE Research Seminar, 11-12 Mar 2010, Churchill College, Cambridge, UK.

Bradshaw, Pete; Walsh, Christopher and Twining, Peter (2011). The Vital programme: transforming ICT professional development. In: International conference of ICT Education, 6-9 Jul 2011, Rhodes, Greece.

Bragg, Sara; Allington, Daniel; Simmons, Katy and Jones, Ken (2011). Core values, education and research: a response to Mark Pike. Oxford Review of Education, 37(4) pp. 561–565.

Breckenridge, Yvonne and Erling, Elizabeh J. (2011). The native speaker English teacher and the politics of globalization in Japan. In: Seargeant, Philip ed. English in Japan in the Era of Globalization. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 80–100.

Buckler, Alison (2015). Quality Teaching and the Capability Approach: Evaluating the Work and Governance of Women Teachers in Rural Sub-Saharan Africa. Routledge Research in Education, 140. Abingdon and New York: Routledge.

Buckler, Alison (2011). Reconsidering the evidence base, considering the rural: aiming for a better understanding of the education and training needs of Sub-Saharan African teachers. International Journal of Educational Development, 31(3) pp. 244–250.

Buckler, Alison; Perryman, Leigh-Anne; Seal, Timothy and Musafir, Shankar (2014). The role of OER localisation in building a knowledge partnership for development: insights from the TESSA and TESS-India teacher education projects. Open Praxis, 6(3) pp. 221–233.

Buckler, Alison; Perryman, Leigh-Anne; Seal, Timothy and Musafir, Shankar (2014). The role of OER localisation in building a knowledge partnership for development: The TESSA and TESS-India teacher education projects. In: OCWC Global Conference 2014, 23-25 Apr 2014, Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Buckler, Alison Sarah (2012). Understanding the Professional Lives of Female Teachers in Rural Sub-Saharan African Schools: A Capability Perspective. PhD thesis The Open University.

Burnard, P; Colucci-Gray, L and Cooke, Carolyn (2021). Posthumanising transdisciplinary pedagogies: New directions for democratising how the arts and sciences can teach creatively together. In: American Educational Research Association Conference, Apr 2021, Online.

Burnard, Pam; Colucci-Gray, Laura and Cooke, Carolyn (2021). Posthumanising transdisciplinary pedagogies: New directions for democratising how the arts and sciences can teach creatively together. In: American Education Research Association Annual Meeting, 8-12 Apr 2021, Online.

Burnard, Pamela; Craft, Anna; Cremin, Teresa; Duffy, Bernadette; Hanson, Ruth; Keene, Jean; Haynes, Lindsay and Burns, Dawn (2006). Documenting ‘possibility thinking': a journey of collaborative enquiry. International Journal of Early Years Education, 14(3) pp. 243–262.

Burton, Sonia; Eyres, Ian and McCormick, Robert (2019). The Educational Context of Bangladesh: An Overview. In: Eyres, Ian; McCormick, Robert and Power, Tom eds. Sustainable English Language Teacher Development at Scale: Lessons from Bangladesh. London: Bloomsbury, pp. 9–22.

Busher, Hugh and Fox, Alison (2022). Editorial for Special Issue on Regulation and Ethical Practice for Educational Research. Education Sciences, 12(11), article no. 815.

Butcher, John; McPherson, Elaine; Shelton, Isobel; Clarke, Anactoria; Hills, Laura and Hughes, Jonathan (2017). Unfit for purpose? Rethinking the language of assessment for Widening Participation students. Widening Participation and Lifelong Learning, 19(2) pp. 27–46.

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Cable, C.; Collins, J. and Eyres, I. (2004). Including teaching assistants. In: BERA Annal Conference, 16-18 Sep 2004, University of Leeds.

Cable, C.; Driscoll, P.; Mitchell, R.; Sing, S.; Cremin, T.; Earl, J.; Eyres, I.; Holmes, B.; Martin, C. and Heins, B. (2010). Languages and Learning at Key Stage 2: A Longitudinal Study Final Report. Department for Children, Schools and Families, UK.

Cable, C.; Eyres, I. and Hancock, R. (2006). Teaching assistants and support for literacy and language development. In: BERA Annual Conference, 06-09 Sep 2006, University of Warwick.

Cable, C.; Eyres, I.; Hancock, R. and Turner, J. (2004). Children's perceptions of teaching assistants: role, responsibilities and contribution to school life and learning. In: BERA Annual Conference, 13-15 Sep 2004, University of Leeds.

Cable, C. and Goodliff, G. (2006). Developing reflective practitioners through supported work-based distance learning: an analysis of student perceptions of the impact on their practice. In: EECERA, 30 Aug - 02 Sep 2006, Reykjavik, Iceland.

Cable, C.; Goodliff, G. and Attar, D. (2007). Work-based learning and transitions in professional identity: women in the early years workforce. In: Women in Lifelong Learning Network, 18 May 2007, Birkbeck College, University of London.

Cable, Caroline; Eyres, Ian and Collins, Janet (2006). Bilingualism and inclusion: more than just rhetoric? Support for Learning, 21(3) pp. 129–134.

Cable, Carrie; Driscoll, Patricia; Mitchell, Rosamond; Sing, Sue; Cremin, Teresa; Earl, Justine; Eyres, Ian; Holmes, Bernadette; Martin, Cynthia and Hiens, Barbara (2012). Language learning at Key Stage 2: findings from a longitudinal study. Education 3-13, 40(4) pp. 363–378.

Cable, Carrie; Drury, Rose and Helavaara Robertson, Leena (2009). A day in the life of a bilingual practitioner. In: Cable, Carrie; Miller, Linda and Goodliff, Gill eds. Working with Children in the Early Years, 2nd edition. London: Routledge, pp. 21–32.

Cable, Carrie and Goodliff, Gill (2007). Work-based learning and transitions in professional identity. In: Open CETL Conference, 15-16 Oct 2007, Milton Keynes.

Cable, Carrie and Goodliff, Gill (2011). Transitions in professional identity: women in the early years workforce. In: Jackson, Sue; Maclolm, Irene and Thomas, Kate eds. Gendered choices: learning, work, identities in lifelong learning. Lifelong learning book series (15). Amsterdam: Springer Academic Publishers, Lifelong Learning Series, pp. 173–188.

Cable, Carrie; Goodliff, Gill and Miller, Linda (2007). Developing reflective early years practitioners within a regulatory framework. Malaysian Journal of Distance Education, 9(2) pp. 1–19.

Caird, S. and Roy, R. (2019). Sustainable Higher Education Systems. In: Leal Filho, W. ed. Encyclopaedia of Sustainability and Higher Education. Springer, Cham.

Caird, S. and Roy, R. (2018). Blended Learning and Sustainable Development. In: Leal Filho, W. ed. Encyclopaedia of Sustainability and Higher Education. Springer, Cham.

Canning, Natalie (2010). Playing with heutagogy: Exploring strategies to empower mature learners in higher education. Journal of Further and Higher Education, 34(1) pp. 59–71.

Canning, Natalie (2010). The influence of the outdoor environment: den-making in three different contexts. European Early Childhood Education Research Journal, 18(4) pp. 555–566.

Canning, Natalie (2008). Playing with heutagogy: exploring strategies to empower mature learniers in higher education. In: Learning and Teaching, 2 Apr 2008, University College, Plymouth St Marks & St John.

Canning, Natalie (2007). Children's empowerment in play. In: 17th EECERA Annual Conference: Exploring Vygotsky's ideas: Crossing Borders, 29 Aug - 1 Sep 2007, Prague.

Canning, Natalie (2007). Children's empowerment in play. European Early Childhood Education Research Journal, 15(2) pp. 227–236.

Canning, Natalie (2007). Empowering children in play. In: The Integrated Children's Agenda, 22 May 2007, University of Worcester.

Canning, Natalie (2003). Social play and the implications for children's identity. In: "Playwork Developments" Bob Hughes Conference, Mar 2007, Blencathra, Cumbria.

Canning, Natalie (2010). Play in the early years foundation stage. In: Reed, Michael and Canning, Natalie eds. Reflective Practice in the Early Years. London: Sage.

Canning, Natalie (2011). Exploring the concept of quality play. In: Reed, Michael and Canning, Natalie eds. Implementing Quality Improvement and Change in the Early Years. London, UK: Sage Publications Ltd, pp. 75–91.

Canning, Natalie (2009). Empowering communities through inspirational leadership. In: Robins, Alison and Callan, Sue eds. Managing Early Years Settings: Supporting and Leading Teams. London: Sage, pp. 26–44.

Canning, Natalie and Callan, Sue (2010). Heutagogy: Spirals of reflection to empower learners in higher education. Reflective Practice, 11(1) pp. 71–82.

Canning, Natalie; Payler, Jane and Horsley, Karen (2016). Children’s imagination and curiosity: Facilitating and documenting through technology. In: 26th EECERA (European Early Childhood Education Research Association) Conference, 2016, 31 Aug - 03 Sep 2016, Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland.

Canning, Natalie; Payler, Jane; Horsley, Karen and Gomez, Chris (2017). An innovative methodology for capturing young children’s curiosity, imagination and voices using a free app: Our Story. International Journal of Early Years Education, 25(3) pp. 292–307.

Canning, Natalie and Reed, Michael (2009). A picture of early years practice relating to diversity in policy and curriculum practice in the four nations of the United Kingdom. In: 19th EECERA Annual Conference: Diversities in early childhood education, 26-29 Aug 2009, Strasbourg, France.

Caton, Lucy; Cooke, Carolyn; Puntil, Donata and Vackova, Petra (2022). Rooms of possibilities: Making spaces for posthumanist (un)doings. In: European Congress of Qualitative Inquiry, Feb 2022, Online.

Chamberlain, Elizabeth May (2015). Exploring the out-of-school writing practices of three children aged 9 - 10 years old and how these practices travel across and within the domains of home and school. EdD thesis The Open University.

Chamberlain, Liz (2010). Where are we now in our approaches to the teaching of writing? In: UKLA 46th International Conference. The Changing Face of Literacy: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, 9-11 Jul 2010, Winchester.

Chamberlain, Liz (2016). Choosing The Write Book. Primary First pp. 5–10.

Chamberlain, Liz (2016). Inspiring Writing in Primary Schools. Exeter: Sage Publications.

Chamberlain, Liz (2016). [Book Review] Elborn, S. (2015) Handbook of Teaching Early Reading: more than phonics Leicester: UKLA. ISBN: 13:978–1–897638–98–9. Literacy, 50(2) p. 110.

Chamberlain, Liz (2016). Passageways of practice: punching through domain boundaries. In: UKLA 52nd International Conference: Literacy, Equality and Diversity: Bringing voices together, 8-10 Jul 2016, Bristol, UK.

Chamberlain, Liz (2016). Chatterbooks: creating a culture of reading for pleasure. English 4 - 11

Chamberlain, Liz (2016). A review of Link Ethiopia's sponsorship programme: learning from small stories. Link Ethiopia.

Chamberlain, Liz (2017). Inspiring Writing in Primary Schools. Sydney, Australia: Primary English Teaching Association Australia.

Chamberlain, Liz (2016). Passageways of practice: punching through domain boundaries. In: LRA Conference: Mobilising Literacy Research for Social Transformation, 30 Nov - 3 Dec 2016, Nashville, Tennessee.

Chamberlain, Liz (2011). Writing. In: Cox, Robyn ed. Primary English Teaching: An Introduction to Language, Literacy and Learning. London: Sage, pp. 37–50.

Chamberlain, Liz (2014). Creativity and literacy. In: Wilson, Anthony ed. Creativity in Primary Education (3rd ed). Achieving QTS. London: Sage, pp. 85–96.

Chamberlain, Liz; Buckler, Alison; Worwood, Kelly; Chigodora, Obert; Chishava, Charlotte and Hedges, Claire (2023). Overcoming adversity for marginalised adolescent girls in Zimbabwe. In: Holliman, Andrew and Sheehy, Kieron eds. Overcoming Adversity in Education. London: Taylor and Francis, pp. 223–233.

Chamberlain, Liz and Dean, Caroline (2022). Breaking the textbook gender bias: Inspiring girls and young women through providing role models they can identify with. UKFIET, London.

Chamberlain, Liz; Flynn, Naomi and Daniel, Alastair (2014). Exploring teachers' subject knowledge for teaching English. In: UKLA International Conference. 50 Years of Literacy: Continuity and Change, 4-6 Jul 2014, Brighton.

Chamberlain, Liz and Harrett, Jacqueline (2011). The Power of Story. In: Moyles, Janet; Georgeson, Jan and Payler, Jane eds. Beginning Learning, Beginning Teaching: In Early Years and Primary Education (4th ed). Maidenhead: Open University Press, pp. 191–200.

Chamberlain, Liz and Harrett, Jacqueline (2017). The Power of Story. In: Moyles, Janet; Georgeson, Jan and Payler, Jane eds. Beginning Teaching, Beginning Learning in Early Years and Primary Education (5th edition). London: Open University Press, pp. 180–190.

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.

Chamberlain, Liz and McDonald, Roger (2018). Investigating the aims, values and purposes of primary education: The case of the Cambridge Primary Review. In: Cremin, Teresa and Burnett, Cathy eds. Learning to Teach in the Primary School. London: Routledge, pp. 231–245.

Chamberlain, Liz; Rodriguez-Leon, Lucy and Woodward, Clare (2022). Disrupting language of instruction policy at a classroom level: oracy examples from South Africa and Zambia. In: The 57th UKLA International Conference - Reaching out through literacy: Enabling advantage for all, 1-3 Jul 2022, Birmingham, UK.

Chamberlain, Liz; Rodriguez-Leon, Lucy and Woodward, Clare (2022). Disrupting language of instruction policy at a classroom level: oracy examples from South Africa and Zambia. Literacy, 56(3) pp. 264–274.

Chamberlain, Liz and Safford, Kimberly (2019). Learning Assistants in Sierra Leone: model, innovation, and impact. In: 9th Pan-Commonwealth Forum on Open Learning - Innovations for Quality Education and Lifelong Learning (PCF9), 09-13 Sep 2019, Edinburgh.

Chappell, Kerry (2008). Towards humanising creativity? UNESCO Observatory: Journal of Multi-Disciplinary Research in the Arts, 1(3)

Chappell, Kerry and Craft, Anna (2009). Creative Science Teaching Labs: new dimensions in CPD. Thinking Skills and Creativity, 4(1) pp. 44–59.

Chappell, Kerry and Craft, Anna (2011). Creative learning conversations: producing living dialogic spaces. Educational Research, 53(3) pp. 363–385.

Chappell, Kerry; Craft, Anna; Burnard, Pamela and Cremin, Teresa (2008). Question-posing and question-responding: the heart of 'Possibility Thinking' in the early years. Early Years: An International Journal of Research and Development, 28(3) pp. 267–286.

Chappell, Kerry; Craft, Anna; Rolfe, Linda and Jobbins, Veronica (2009). Dance partners for creativity: choreographing space for co-participative research into creativity and partnership in dance education. Research in Dance Education, 10(3) pp. 177–197.

Chappell, Kerry; Rolfe, Linda; Craft, Anna and Jobbins, Veronica (2011). Close Encounters: Dance Partners for Creativity. Stoke on Trent: Trentham Books.

Ching-Chiang, Lay-Wah Carolina; Fernández-Cárdenas, Juan Manuel; Lotz, Nicole; González-Nieto, Noé Abraham; Gaved, Mark; Jones, Derek; Díaz de León, Alejandra and Machado, Rafael (2022). From Digital Divide to Digital Discovery: Re-thinking Online Learning and Interactions in Marginalized Communities. In: Abdelnour-Nocera, José; Makori, Elisha Ondieki; Robles-Flores, Jose Antonio and Bitso, Constance eds. Innovation Practices for Digital Transformation in the Global South: IFIP WG 13.8, 9.4, Invited Selection. IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology, 645. Springer, Cham, pp. 34–58.

Chu, Judy Y.; Drummond, Murray; Redman, Peter; Fine, Gary Alan; Morrell, Robert; Keddie, Amanda; Korobov, Neill; Janssen, Diederik F.; Pallotta-Chiarolli, Maria; Kehily, Mary Jane; Timimi, Sami; Pomerance, Murray and Levant, Ronald F. (2009). Comments on the status of Boyhood Studies. Boyhood Studies, 3(2) pp. 111–154.

Clark, Alison and Kehily, Mary Jane (2013). Home and family. In: Clark, Alison ed. Childhoods in Context (2nd ed). Bristol: Policy Press, pp. 53–108.

Clark, Ted; Chambers, Diane and Twining, Peter (2014). Redefining education: 1 to 1 computing strategies in Victorian schools. In: Now IT's Personal: Proceedings of the Australian Computers in Education Conference, ACEC, pp. 87–97.

Cole Jones, Nia (2022). One of the Million: Developing Welsh Language Skills Amongst ITE Students. The Open University.

Collins, Fiona and Safford, Kimberly (2008). 'The right book to the right child at the right time': Primary Teacher Knowledge of Children's Literature. Changing English, 15(4) pp. 415–422.

Conradie, Liesl and Golding, Tyrrell (2013). The Short Guide to working with Children and Young People. Short Guide Series. Bristol: Policy Press.

Cooke, Carolyn (2021). ‘Troubling’ Music Education: Playing, (re)making and researching differently. In: Birmingham City University Centre for the study of Practice and Culture in Education, Apr 2021, Online hosted by BCU.

Cooke, Carolyn (2022). What do we mean by sustainability in music education? (Re)making meaningful practices. In: European Association for Music in Schools Conference, 18-21 May 2022, Belgrade / Online..

Cooke, Carolyn (2022). Walking With(in) Transdisciplinary-Scapes. In: Burnard, Pamela; Macklay, Elizabeth; Rousell, David and Dragovic, Tatjana eds. Doing Rebellious Research In and Beyond the Academy. Critical Issues in the Future of Learning and Teaching, 23. Leiden: Brill, pp. 70–83.

Cooper, Victoria; Narzisi, Katia; Simons, Joan; Tatlow-Golden, Mimi and Twiner, Alison (2018). Theory And Empirical Research Of Children And Young People And Digital Food/Health Literacy. In: 2nd Digital Health and Wellbeing Conference, 1-3 May 2018, Open University, Milton Keynes.

Coughlan, Tim; Lister, Kate; Seale, Jane; Scanlon, Eileen and Weller, Martin (2019). Accessible Inclusive Learning: Futures. In: Ferguson, Rebecca; Jones, Ann and Scanlon, Eileen eds. Educational visions: The lessons from 40 years of innovation. London: Ubiquity press, pp. 75–91.

Craft, A; Miell, D; Vass, E; Whitelock, D; Littleton, K; Joubert, M and Murphy, P (2004). Ignite! Fellowship Programme for Young People: A Research Study. National Endownment for Science Technology and the Arts (NESTA), London, UK.

Craft, A.; Cremin, T.; Burnard, P. and Chappell, K. (2007). Developing creative learning through possibility thinking with children aged 3-7. In: Craft, A.; Cremin, T. and Burnard, P. eds. Creative Learning 3-11 and How We Document It. London, UK: Trentham.

Craft, Anna and Chappell, Kerry (2009). Fostering possibility through co-researching creative movement with 7-11 year olds. In: Blenkinsop, Sean ed. The Imagination in Education: Extending the Boundaries of Theory and Practice. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.

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Cremin, Teresa (2009). Teaching English Creatively. Learning to Teach in the Primary School Series. London: Routledge.

Cremin, Teresa (2015). Editorial: Perspectives on creative pedagogy: exploring challenges, possibilities and potential. Education 3-13, 43(4) pp. 353–359.

Cremin, Teresa (2006). Creativity, uncertainty and discomfort: teachers as writers. Cambridge Journal of Education, 36(3) pp. 415–433.

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Cremin, Teresa (2019). Reading communities: why, what and how? NATE, Primary Matters Magazine.

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Cremin, Teresa (2016). Introduction – Creativity and creative pedagogies: Exploring challenges, possibilities and potential. In: Cremin, Teresa ed. Creativity and Creative Pedagogies in the Early and Primary Years. London: Routledge, xvii-xxvii.

Cremin, Teresa (2007). Drama teaching. In: Cremin, Teresa and Dombey, Henrietta eds. Handbook of Primary English in Initial Teacher Education. Cambridge, UK: UKLA/NATE, pp. 115–128.

Cremin, Teresa (2016). Apprentice story writers: Exploring young children’s print awareness and agency in early story authoring. In: Cremin, Teresa; Flewitt, Rosie; Martell, Ben and Swann, Joan eds. Storytelling in Early Childhood: Enriching language, literacy and classroom culture. London and New York: Routledge, pp. 67–84.

Cremin, Teresa (2013). Exploring Teachers’ Positions and Practices. In: Dymoke, Sue; Lambirth, Andrew and Wilson, Anthony eds. Making Poetry Matter: International Research on Poetry Pedagogy. London: Bloomsbury, pp. 9–19.

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Cremin, Teresa (2013). Teachers researching literacy lives. In: Goodwyn, Andrew; Reid, Louann and Durrant, Cal eds. International Perspectives on Teaching English in a Globalised World. London: Routledge, pp. 40–52.

Cremin, Teresa (2007). Revisiting reading for pleasure: Delight, desire and diversity. In: Goouch, Kathy and Lambirth, Andrew eds. Understanding Phonics and the Teaching of Reading: A Critical Perspective. Berkshire, UK: McGraw Hill, pp. 166–190.

Cremin, Teresa (2019). The Personal in the Professional. In: Ogier, Susan ed. A Broad and Balanced Curriculum in Primary Schools: Educating the whole child. Exploring the Primary Curriculum. Sage, pp. 219–229.

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Cremin, Teresa (2015). Exploring teachers’ identity positions as teacher-writers and writer-teachers in the classroom. In: Turnbull, Jan; Barton, Georgina and Brock, Cynthia eds. Teaching Writing in Today's Classroom: Looking Back to Looking Forward. Sydney: Australian Literacy Educators' Association (ALEA), pp. 51–68.

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Cremin, Teresa and Baker, Sally (2010). Exploring teacher-writer identities in the classroom: Conceptualising the struggle. English Teaching: Practice and Critique, 9(3) pp. 8–25.

Cremin, Teresa and Baker, Sally (2014). Exploring the discursively constructed identities of a teacher-writer teaching writing. English Teaching Practice and Critique, 13(3) pp. 30–55.

Cremin, Teresa and Baker, Sally (2014). Teachers as Writers: Implications for Identity. PETAA, Sydney: Australia.

Cremin, Teresa and Barnes, Jonathan (2010). Creativity in the curriculum. In: Arthur, James and Cremin, Teresa eds. Learning to Teach in the Primary School (2nd ed.). Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 357–373.

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Cremin, Teresa and Chappell, Kerry (2021). Creative pedagogies: a systematic review. Research Papers in Education, 36(3) pp. 299–331.

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Cremin, Teresa and Durning, Aimee (2020). Inspiring a love of reading: Professional learning to develop a culture of reading for pleasure. In: Green, Michael and Rolls, Luke eds. Reimagining Professional Development in Schools. Routledge.

Cremin, Teresa and Flewitt, Rosie (2016). Laying the foundations: Narrative and early learning. In: Cremin, Teresa; Flewitt, Rosie; Mardell, Ben and Swann, Joan eds. Storytelling in Early Childhood: Enriching language, literacy and classroom culture. London and New York: Routledge.

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Cremin, Teresa; Flewitt, Rosie; Swann, Joan; Faulkner, Dorothy and Kucirkova, Natalia (2018). Storytelling and story-acting: co-construction in action. Journal of Early Childhood Research, 16(1) pp. 3–17.

Cremin, Teresa; Glauert, Esme; Craft, Anna; Compton, Ashley and Styliandou, Fani (2015). Creative little scientists: exploring pedagogical synergies between inquiry-based and creative approaches in Early Years science. Education 3-13, 43(4) pp. 404–419.

Cremin, Teresa; Goouch, Kathy; Blakemore, Louise; Goff, Emma and Macdonald, Roger (2006). Connecting drama and writing: seizing the moment to write. Research In Drama in Education, 11(3) pp. 273–291.

Cremin, Teresa; Hendry, Helen; Rodriguez-Leon, Lucy and Kucirkova, Natalia (2022). Reading Teachers: Nurturing Reading for Pleasure. Abingdon: Routledge.

Cremin, Teresa; Lillis, Theresa; Myhill, Debra and Eyres, Ian (2016). Professional writers’ identities: the perceived influence of formal education and early learning. In: Cremin, Teresa and Locke, Terry eds. Writer Identity and the Teaching and Learning of Writing. London and New York: Routledge, pp. 19–36.

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Cremin, Teresa and Locke, Terry (2016). Afterword to "Writer Identity and the Teaching and Learning of Writing". In: Cremin, Teresa and Locke, Terry eds. Writer Identity and the Teaching and Learning of Writing. London and New York: Routledge.

Cremin, Teresa and Macdonald, Roger (2013). Developing creativity through drama. In: Jones, Russell and Wyse, Dominic eds. Creativity in the Primary Curriculum. Routledge, pp. 83–97.

Cremin, Teresa and Maybin, Janet (2013). Children and teachers' creativity in and through language. In: Hall, Kathy; Cremin, Teresa; Comber, Barbara and Moll, Luis eds. The Wiley Blackwell International Handbook of Research on Children's Literacy, Learning and Culture. Oxford: Wiley Blackwell, pp. 275–290.

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Cremin, Teresa and Swann, Joan (2012). Report to Carnegie UK Trust and CILIP on a two-stage study of the Carnegie and Kate Greenaway Shadowing Scheme. CILIP.

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Cremin, Teresa; Swann, Joan; Colvert, Angela and Oliver, Lucy (2016). Evaluation Report of Prospero’s Island: an Immersive Approach to Literacy at Key Stage 3. Hackney Learning Trust, London.

Cremin, Teresa; Swann, Joan; Flewitt, Rosie; Faulkner, Dorothy and Kucirkova, Natalia (2013). Evaluation Report of MakeBelieve Arts Helicopter Technique of Storytelling and Storyacting. MakeBelieveArts/The Open University.

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