British Journal of Educational Studies

Papers
(The TQCC of British Journal of Educational Studies is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
REINING IN THE INTERNATIONAL: HOW STATE AND SOCIETY LOCALISED INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLING IN CHINA19
KNOWING THE (DATAFIED) STUDENT: THE PRODUCTION OF THE STUDENT SUBJECT THROUGH SCHOOL DATA18
ESCAPING THE FIRE FOR THE FRYING-PAN? BRITISH TEACHERS ENTERING INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLING17
LEARNING FROM LOCKDOWN: EXAMINING SCOTTISH PRIMARY TEACHERS’ EXPERIENCES OF EMERGENCY REMOTE TEACHING15
THE COMMISSION ON RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, WORLDVIEWS AND THE FUTURE OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION15
INTERNATIONAL HIGHER EDUCATION AND THE PURSUIT OF ‘CHINESE’ CAPITALS: AFRICAN STUDENTS AND FAMILIES’ STRATEGIES OF SOCIAL (RE)PRODUCTION14
FROM HUMAN CAPITAL TO MARGINALIZED OTHER: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF DIASPORA AND INTERNATIONALIZATION IN HIGHER EDUCATION11
THE ‘IRON CAGE’ OF EDUCATIONAL BUREAUCRACY11
A ‘SHADOW EDUCATION’ TIMESCAPE: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE TEMPORAL ARRANGEMENTS OF PRIVATE TUTORING VIS-À-VIS FORMAL SCHOOLING IN INDIA10
STUDENTS AT THE NEXUS BETWEEN THE CHINESE DIASPORA AND INTERNATIONALISATION OF HIGHER EDUCATION: THE ROLE OF OVERSEAS STUDENTS IN CHINA’S STRATEGY OF SOFT POWER10
DEFENDING AESTHETIC EDUCATION10
PARENTAL PERCEPTIONS OF LEARNING LOSS DURING COVID-19 SCHOOL CLOSURES IN 202010
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AND ALTERNATIVE VISIONS OF DIASPORA10
ASIAN TRANSMIGRANT TEACHERS IN URBAN BILINGUAL SCHOOLS: MOBILITY, FLEXIBLE CITIZENSHIP, AND EDUCATIONAL TRAJECTORIES10
LESSONS FOR TEACHING SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH METHODS IN HIGHER EDUCATION: SYNTHESIS OF THE LITERATURE 2014-20209
Towards Instrumental Trainability in England? The ‘Official Pedagogy’ Of The Core Content Framework8
THE COMMISSION ON RELIGIOUS EDUCATION – a RESPONSE TO L. PHILIP BARNES8
‘NEW WAVE TURKS’: TURKISH GRADUATES OF GERMAN UNIVERSITIES AND THE TURKISH DIASPORA IN GERMANY8
MOBILE AND ELITE: DIASPORA AS A STRATEGY FOR STATUS MAINTENANCE IN TRANSITIONS TO HIGHER EDUCATION7
EDUCATION AND SOCIAL HAUNTING IN POST-INDUSTRIAL BRITAIN: PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS’ EXPERIENCES OF SCHOOLING IN A FORMER COALMINING COMMUNITY7
BOURDIEU MIGHT UNDERSTAND: INDIGENOUS HABITUS CLIVÉ IN THE AUSTRALIAN ACADEMY6
COPING WITH COVID; UNDERSTANDING AND MITIGATING DISADVANTAGES EXPERIENCED BY FIRST GENERATION SCHOLARS STUDYING ONLINE6
AFFECTIVE PEDAGOGIES IN CIVIC EDUCATION: CONTESTING THE EMOTIONAL GOVERNANCE OF RESPONSES TO TERRORIST ATTACKS6
Long-Term Mental Health Impacts of the Covid-19 Pandemic on University Students in the UK: A Longitudinal Analysis Over 12 Months6
LOOKING THROUGH TEACHERS’ EYES – INVESTIGATING TEACHER AGENCY6
THE FEASIBILITY OF INTEGRATING INSIGHTS FROM CHARACTER EDUCATION AND SUSTAINABILITY EDUCATION – A DELPHI STUDY6
Without School: Education as Common(ing) Activities in Local Social Infrastructures – An Escape from Extinction Ethics5
PRESSURE, BUREAUCRACY, ACCOUNTABILITY, AND ALL FOR SHOW: IRISH PERSPECTIVES ON LIFE INSIDE ENGLAND’S SCHOOLS5
DIASPORA, INTERNATIONALIZATION AND HIGHER EDUCATION5
MAKING SENSE OF BRITISH MUSLIM PARENTS’ OBJECTIONS TO ‘PROGRESSIVE’ SEXUALITY EDUCATION5
TO STAY OR NOT TO STAY: AN EMPIRICAL MODEL FOR PREDICTING TEACHER PERSISTENCE5
COVID-19 AND THE INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE: A COMPUTER-ASSISTED DISCOURSE ANALYSIS OF #IBSCANDAL4
NEGOTIATING EDUCATIONAL CHOICES IN UNCERTAIN TRANSNATIONAL SPACE: SOUTH ASIAN DIASPORA IN THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES4
SERVING DIVIDED COMMUNITIES: CONSOCIATIONALISM AND THE EXPERIENCES OF PRINCIPALS OF SMALL RURAL PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN NORTHERN IRELAND4
INTERROGATING SYSTEMIC INEQUALITIES IN DISCOURSES SURROUNDING ACADEMIC DIASPORA AND TRANSNATIONAL EDUCATION-DRIVEN MOBILITIES: A FOCUS ON VIETNAM’S HIGHER EDUCATION4
Transitioning To Emergency Remote Teaching In A Block Model Curriculum: A Case Study Of Academics’ Experiences In An Australian University3
Islamic Ethics As Alternative Epistemology In Intercultural Education: Educators’ Situated Knowledges3
STEPPING OUT OF THE SYSTEM? A GROUNDED THEORY ON HOW PARENTS CONSIDER BECOMING HOME OR ALTERNATIVE EDUCATORS3
EVERY CLOUD HAS A SILVER LINING: SHORT-TERM PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF COVID-19 ON BRITISH UNIVERSITY STUDENTS3
CHINESE UNIVERSITY STUDENT VOLUNTEERING FOR SCHOOLS IN DISTANT LOCATIONS3
HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL REFRACTIONS IN RECENT EDUCATION TRANSITIONS: THE EXAMPLE OF FORMER SOCIALIST EUROPEAN COUNTRIES3
The Affective Dimensions of Militarism in Schools: Methodological, Ethical and Political Implications3
THE INTEGRITY OF EDUCATION AND THE FUTURE OF EDUCATIONAL STUDIES3
SCHOOL LEADERSHIP, INSPECTION AND VISIBILITY: PANOPTICISM AND POST-PANOPTICISM IN AN ENGLISH COASTAL AREA OF DEPRIVATION3
Moral Reasoning Strategies and Wise Career Decision Making at School and University: Findings from a UK-Representative Sample2
Educational Studies and Educational Practice: A Necessary Engagement2
JUSTIFYING UNIVERSITIES: CONFLICT AND COMPROMISE IN POLITICAL FORMS OF WORTH IN THE UK2
SUCKING RESULTS OUT OF CHILDREN’ REFLECTIVE LIFEWORLD CASE STUDY OF A PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHER STRIVING FOR AUTHENTICITY2
Policy Mortality and UK Government Education Policy for Schools in England2
International Higher Education and the Formation of Business Diasporas2
EDUCATION AND THE ETHICS OF ATTENTION: THE WORK OF SIMONE WEIL2
A Transactional Or A Relational Contract? The Student Consumer, Social Participation And Alumni Donations In Higher Education2
DIASPORA, ETHNIC INTERNATIONALISM AND HIGHER EDUCATION INTERNATIONALISATION: THE KOREAN AND JEWISH CASES AS STATELESS NATIONS IN THE EARLY 20TH CENTURY2
How Schools are Addressing Harmful Sexual Behaviour: findings of 14 School Audits2
THE BENEFITS OF MEETING KEY GRADE THRESHOLDS IN HIGH-STAKES EXAMINATIONS. NEW EVIDENCE FROM ENGLAND2
BECOMING AN INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC INTELLECTUAL: MARIA MONTESSORI BEFORETHE MONTESSORI METHOD, 1882 -19122
Coping with National Language Policy Shift: Voices of Chinese Immigrant Parents in an Irish County Town2
PUBLIC INTELLECTUALS, VIRAL MODERNITY AND THE PROBLEM OF TRUTH2
The Instrumental Motivation of Teachers: Implications of High-Stakes Accountability for Professional Learning2
PERSEVERING FOR A CRUEL AND CYNICAL FICTION? THE EXPERIENCES OF THE ‘LOW ACHIEVERS’ IN PRIMARY SCHOOLING2
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