The role of teacher assumptions and noticing in adaptive teaching.
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Adapting research evidence for students with SEND.
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Empowering beginning teachers to be agents of change in a complex educational climate.
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Enhancing SEND support through strengthening adaptive teaching strategies in every classroom.
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Coaching that develops mental models for adaptive practice.
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A case study of one trust's approach to education support staff.
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Beyond age labels: Creating systematic approaches to resource assessment in inclusive education.
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Building inclusive and sustainable support for multilingual learners: A case study of Trinity Academy Leeds.
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Starting strong: Enhancing English competence in disadvantaged early learners in India.
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Harnessing music psychology and music therapy to support social and emotional development in children.
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Expanding access to psychoeducation in secondary schools.
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From vision to reality: Strengthening social, emotional and behavioural inclusion in a UK mainstream state secondary school.
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SENDing Students Soaring: Improving outcomes for learners with SEND through contextualised adaptive teaching and leadership.
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'All they do is play': The importance of play for all ages and stages of learning.
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Redesigning SEND provision: Lessons learned.
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Adaptive teaching: From paper to practice.
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Collaborative storytelling as a pedagogical tool: Using key features of role-playing games to teach substantive and disciplinary knowledge.
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Shape Coding: The innovative use of a specialist approach in an inclusive primary school to help every child succeed in writing.
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An inclusive oracy approach.
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Reinforcing inclusion: Arts teachers' micro-adaptations for students with SEND.
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The shift to adaptive teaching: A research-informed guide.
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From the editor.
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Tackling unconscious bias at personal and staff level is an essential ingredient of ethical leadership.
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Wisdom in school leadership: Introducing the Framework for Ethical Leadership in Education.
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How can ethical leadership infl uence school culture? A refl ection on my leadership journey so far.
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Developing staff professionalism through leading a culture of learning.
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Using coaching competencies within group dialogue to enhance the delivery of leadership development.
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Writing to learn: Collaborative research in a teaching and learning community.
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Is mentoring of newly qualifi ed teachers (NQTs) in Wales supportive of the development of teacher professionalism or simply adding to NQTs' 'to-do lists'?
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Impacting educator motivation: Exploring the role of learning strategies in continuous professional development.
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What does it really mean to be classroom-ready? Professional agency, autonomy and confi dence in beginner teachers.
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Integrating insights from the multi-tiered systems of support to enrich the Chartered College of Teaching's professional framework.
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'Miss, do you have a husband?': An exploration of the LGBT+ teacher experience.
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Addressing normativity in teaching: My refl ections on professionalism as a black assistant headteacher at a British school.
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'I felt like I was an alien': Working together towards the success of British Asian student teachers.
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High needs, low profi les: Unlocking the professional identity of teaching assistants.
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Supporting the professional identity of trainee teachers with dyslexia.
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How teachers' engagement with policymaking affects professional identity.
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'Datafi cation': Th e tension between accountability and the 'ethic of care' in primary teaching.
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Taking the early years seriously: Rethinking workforce professionalism.
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Why does the meaning of professionalism matter for teachers?
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Teacher professionalism: Redefi ning a crucial concept.
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From the editor.
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