Margaret Gregson is Professor of Vocational Education and Director of the Centre for Excellence in Teacher Training (SUNCETT) at the University of Sunderland, UK. Her research interests include practice-focused research, initial and continuing teacher education and approaches to educational evaluation and improvement.Patricia Spedding is Associate Professor of Learning and Teaching at the Centre for Excellence in Teacher Training (SUNCETT) at the University of Sunderland, UK. Her research interests include understandings of the development and sustainability of innovative pedagogy for the initial and continuing education of teachers.

• Chapter 1. Practice! Practice! Practice!; Margaret Gregson and Patricia Spedding.- Chapter 2. Vocational Education Matters: Other People’s Children…Not Seen and Not Heard.; Paul Kessell-Holland.- Chapter 3. The Internal Goods of Educational Leadership: Alternative Approaches to Quality Improvement; Robin Webber-Jones.- Chapter 4. Non-traditional Students and Practical Wisdom: A Perspective from a Practitioner-Researcher; Samantha Broadhead.- Chapter 5. Adaptive Comparative Judgement; Michael Smith.- Chapter 6. Their Defining Moments: Identifying Critical Influences that Prompted Progression into Post Compulsory Education in the Arts; Martell Baines.- Chapter 7. Developing Critical Thinking and Professional Identity in the Arts Through Story; Frances Norton.- Chapter 8. Identity in Focus: Examining FE Practitioners’ Informal Professional Learning Through the Lenses of Online Community Dialogues; Lynne Taylerson.- Chapter 9. Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: An Exploration into the Realities of Sharing ‘Good Practice’ and Developing the Craft of Teaching Through an Online Video Platform; David Galloway.- Chapter 10. Re-dressing the Balance: Practitioner-Research as Continuing Professional Development; Patricia Spedding.- Chapter 11. What Do We Mean by Good Work? Issues of Practice and Standards of Quality in Vocational Education; Margaret Gregson, Patricia Spedding, and Paul Kessell-Hollandd.- Chapter 12. Bringing Practitioners Back In; Margaret Gregson and Paul Kessell-Holland.

Margaret Gregson is Professor of Vocational Education and Director of the Centre for Excellence in Teacher Training (SUNCETT) at the University of Sunderland, UK. Her research interests include practice-focused research, initial and continuing teacher education and approaches to educational evaluation and improvement.Patricia Spedding is Associate Professor of Learning and Teaching at the Centre for Excellence in Teacher Training (SUNCETT) at the University of Sunderland, UK. Her research interests include understandings of the development and sustainability of innovative pedagogy for the initial and continuing education of teachers.

• Chapter 1. Practice! Practice! Practice!; Margaret Gregson and Patricia Spedding.- Chapter 2. Vocational Education Matters: Other People’s Children…Not Seen and Not Heard.; Paul Kessell-Holland.- Chapter 3. The Internal Goods of Educational Leadership: Alternative Approaches to Quality Improvement; Robin Webber-Jones.- Chapter 4. Non-traditional Students and Practical Wisdom: A Perspective from a Practitioner-Researcher; Samantha Broadhead.- Chapter 5. Adaptive Comparative Judgement; Michael Smith.- Chapter 6. Their Defining Moments: Identifying Critical Influences that Prompted Progression into Post Compulsory Education in the Arts; Martell Baines.- Chapter 7. Developing Critical Thinking and Professional Identity in the Arts Through Story; Frances Norton.- Chapter 8. Identity in Focus: Examining FE Practitioners’ Informal Professional Learning Through the Lenses of Online Community Dialogues; Lynne Taylerson.- Chapter 9. Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: An Exploration into the Realities of Sharing ‘Good Practice’ and Developing the Craft of Teaching Through an Online Video Platform; David Galloway.- Chapter 10. Re-dressing the Balance: Practitioner-Research as Continuing Professional Development; Patricia Spedding.- Chapter 11. What Do We Mean by Good Work? Issues of Practice and Standards of Quality in Vocational Education; Margaret Gregson, Patricia Spedding, and Paul Kessell-Hollandd.- Chapter 12. Bringing Practitioners Back In; Margaret Gregson and Paul Kessell-Holland.

Margaret Gregson is Professor of Vocational Education and Director of the Centre for Excellence in Teacher Training (SUNCETT) at the University of Sunderland, UK. Her research interests include practice-focused research, initial and continuing teacher education and approaches to educational evaluation and improvement.Patricia Spedding is Associate Professor of Learning and Teaching at the Centre for Excellence in Teacher Training (SUNCETT) at the University of Sunderland, UK. Her research interests include understandings of the development and sustainability of innovative pedagogy for the initial and continuing education of teachers.

• Chapter 1. Practice! Practice! Practice!; Margaret Gregson and Patricia Spedding.- Chapter 2. Vocational Education Matters: Other People’s Children…Not Seen and Not Heard.; Paul Kessell-Holland.- Chapter 3. The Internal Goods of Educational Leadership: Alternative Approaches to Quality Improvement; Robin Webber-Jones.- Chapter 4. Non-traditional Students and Practical Wisdom: A Perspective from a Practitioner-Researcher; Samantha Broadhead.- Chapter 5. Adaptive Comparative Judgement; Michael Smith.- Chapter 6. Their Defining Moments: Identifying Critical Influences that Prompted Progression into Post Compulsory Education in the Arts; Martell Baines.- Chapter 7. Developing Critical Thinking and Professional Identity in the Arts Through Story; Frances Norton.- Chapter 8. Identity in Focus: Examining FE Practitioners’ Informal Professional Learning Through the Lenses of Online Community Dialogues; Lynne Taylerson.- Chapter 9. Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: An Exploration into the Realities of Sharing ‘Good Practice’ and Developing the Craft of Teaching Through an Online Video Platform; David Galloway.- Chapter 10. Re-dressing the Balance: Practitioner-Research as Continuing Professional Development; Patricia Spedding.- Chapter 11. What Do We Mean by Good Work? Issues of Practice and Standards of Quality in Vocational Education; Margaret Gregson, Patricia Spedding, and Paul Kessell-Hollandd.- Chapter 12. Bringing Practitioners Back In; Margaret Gregson and Paul Kessell-Holland.