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...techniques and new skills. (McCall and Lawlor, 2000, cited in Jones and Pound, 2008, p. 1) Effective educational provision requires leaders, and all practitioners, to continually reflect on children’s experiences in their setting and, in partnership with families, governors and other professionals, to initiate change for improvement. [Described image] Figure 12...

...techniques through which certain descriptions are worked up to become more persuasive than others, effectively marginalising or silencing alternative accounts. The ability to control discourse can be a vital source of power. As Zareen Zaidi and colleagues (2021, p. 74) argue, not only government institutions exert power within society, it is also maintained through...

...techniques revealed appalling levels of chronic and sub-clinical disease (meaning disease that had not yet surfaced as having apparent symptoms) in urban children (Bivins, 2014). During the Second World War, it became evident that families under siege needed help with feeding themselves. Evacuation also highlighted the poor health and nutrition status of many of the young...