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Effective school partnerships and collaboration for school improvement: A review of the evidence
P Armstrong
Department for Education, 2015
1382015
Can early careers teachers be teacher leaders? A study of second-year trainees in the teach first alternative certification programme
D Muijs, C Chapman, P Armstrong
Educational Management Administration & Leadership 41 (6), 767-781, 2013
1162013
School effectiveness and improvement research, policy and practice
C Chapman, A Harris, P Armstrong, C Chapman
Taylor & Francis, 2012
982012
School-to-school support within a competitive education system: Views from the inside
PW Armstrong, M Ainscow
School Effectiveness and School Improvement 29 (4), 614-633, 2018
902018
Teaching in the COVID-19 era: Understanding the opportunities and barriers for teacher agency
MCM Ehren, R Madrid, S Romiti, PW Armstrong, P Fisher, DL McWhorter
Perspectives in education 39 (1), 61-76, 2021
542021
The impact of federations on student outcomes
C Chapman, D Muijs, P Sammons, P Armstrong, A Collins
National College of School Leadership Retrieved from https://core. ac. uk …, 2009
532009
Teaching schools evaluation. Final Report
Q Gu, S Rea, L Smethem, J Dunford, M Varley, P Sammons, N Parish, ...
National College for Teaching & Leadership, The University of Nottingham, 2016
512016
School‐to‐school collaboration in England: A configurative review of the empirical evidence
PW Armstrong, C Brown, CJ Chapman
Review of Education 9 (1), 319-351, 2021
492021
Maximum impact evaluation
D Muijs, C Chapman, A Collins, P Armstrong
The impact of Teach First teachers in schools: An evaluation (London, Teach …, 2010
482010
Perfect partners or uneasy bedfellows? Competing understandings of the place of business management within contemporary education partnerships
C Woods, P Armstrong, J Bragg, D Pearson
Educational Management Administration & Leadership 41 (6), 751-766, 2013
322013
School improvement research and practice: A case of back to the future?
C Chapman
School Effectiveness and Improvement Research, Policy and Practice, 27-43, 2012
272012
Teach First: Pedagogy and outcomes. The impact of an alternative certification programme
D Muijs, C Chapman, P Armstrong
Journal for educational research online 4 (2), 29-64, 2012
262012
England: School leadership research in England
C Day, P Armstrong
A decade of research on school principals: Cases from 24 countries, 245-268, 2016
212016
Facilitating primary head teacher succession in England: the role of the School Business Manager
C Woods, P Armstrong, D Pearson
School Leadership & Management 32 (2), 141-157, 2012
192012
Is distributed leadership an effective approach for mobilising professional capital across professional learning networks? Exploring a case from England
C Brown, J Flood, P Armstrong, S MacGregor, C Chinas
Journal of Professional Capital and Community 6 (1), 64-78, 2021
162021
Values-driven leadership through institutional structures and practices: How successful schools in England and Hong Kong “absorb” policy
PW Armstrong, J Ko, DA Bryant
Leadership and Policy in Schools 17 (3), 360-372, 2018
152018
School effectiveness and improvement
C Chapman, P Armstrong, A Harris, D Muijs, D Reynolds, P Sammons
Research, policy and practice. Challenging the Orthodoxy, 2012
122012
School business managers in England: negotiating identity
PW Armstrong
International journal of educational management 32 (7), 1266-1277, 2018
82018
Researching literacy policy: Conceptualizing trends in the field
M Innes, HM Gunter, P Armstrong
London Review of Education 19 (1), 1-15, 2021
72021
School business managers: the negotiation of professional identity
P Armstrong
Manchester: National Association of School Business Management/The …, 2016
72016
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