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  November 2020
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Celebrating and supporting the voices and actions of children and young people

By Alison Peacock

Can we help improve wider school outcomes through youth social action?

By Stephen Gorard

Youth social action: What are the benefits for careers education?

Extending high-quality social action into primary schools

By Oliver Wimborne

Implementing the Sustainable Development Goals through social action in a London primary school

By Naheeda Maharasingam

The importance of teaching philanthropy: Educating children for social good

Young Australians as agents of change: The ‘Youth Booth’ pilot project

By Christine Grove

Social action in the classroom and beyond

By Louisa Searle

Empowering students to change their communities: A case study of the City of Peterborough Academy’s use of HumanUtopia to develop their students as agents of social development

By Henry Sauntson

Designing an effective Key Stage 5 programme on education and international development

By Jonathan Beale

How to teach critical thinking

By Daniel Willingham

Character – caught or taught?

By Liz Robinson

A critical perspective on character education and careers provision

By Andrew Coventon

Oracy and youth social action

By Amanda Moorghen

Using the vocabulary of character education in the teaching of English, and using English to teach character

By Stephen Lane

The impacts of citizenship education

The value of a cognitive approach towards values education

By Jonathan Beale

Emotions matter: Adapting RULER for UK schools to build emotional intelligence in children

By Michael Eggleton

Educating for personhood – personalised character education for young British Muslims

A curriculum for positive transformation: The praxis of values-based education through the perspective of transpersonal psychology

By Scott Buckler

Researching character development and processes of volunteering in Year 12 boys

By Iro Konstantinou

Best-evidence curriculum implementation for basic education in Sub-Saharan Africa

By Olatunbosun Ogunseemi

How can we promote independent learning and create learners for life – through and beyond the curriculum?

By Sarah Ritzenthaler

Charting the character strengths of #iwill Ambassadors

By Aidan Thompson

Self-efficacy and social action

By Christopher Baker

Community change makers: Youth social action in the East End

How to make values stick: Social action as the glue in values education

Starting with the self: How students at risk of exclusion can create meaningful change in society

By Ceylon Andi Hickman

Youth social action: Eco-Schools

By Elena Lengthorn

Putting young people at the heart of cross-sector collaboration

By Ndidi Okezie

Establishing a student careers team: A case study of distributed leadership

By Stephanie Burke

Lighting pathways: Investing in visually impaired creativity

By John Patterson

Primary school children becoming researchers: the use of inclusive inquiry

By Kyriaki Messiou

Youth-led mental health initiatives in education

By Sophia Badhan

Tensions and trust: The role of teachers in supporting young people to become involved in ‘campaigning’ youth social action

By Martha Aitken

Pupil agency in action: Developing curriculum and pedagogy

By Yana Manyukhina

We’re all in the wild: Inclusive, creative ways to support young people to discover local outdoor spaces

By Tracy Ann Hayes

Enabling students as young as seven years old to be socially active – is there really a long term impact?

By Peter Davison

Collaborative decision-making in the classroom

By Geraldine Rowe

Pedagogy of action for a hopeful world

By Sebastien Chapleau

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