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Educational Psychology in Practice
theory, research and practice in educational psychology
Volume 37, 2021 - Issue 3
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“It’s our school, it’s our time: a companion guide to whole-school collaborative decision-making”

(2020) by Geraldine Rowe, London, Routledge, 148 pp., £13.59 (Paperback), £96.00 (Hardback), £13.59 (e-Book), ISBN 9780367859381

Dr Sarah PrallWarrington Borough Council, Educational Psychology Service, [email protected]
Pages 339-340 | Published online: 17 May 2021
 
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"“It’s our school, it’s our time: a companion guide to whole-school collaborative decision-making”." Educational Psychology in Practice, 37(3), pp. 339–340

Recommended for: I would go as far as to describe the book as essential reading for educational psychologists. I would also recommend it to anyone interested in promoting children’s participation and voice within educational contexts, and to anyone wishing to challenge the status quo of life in schools.

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