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Inequalities, soft practices and access to Scottish higher education

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By Joan Forbes and Elspeth McCartney Inequalities of access to higher education: The role of...

Embracing inter/professionalism in the children’s sector – BERA2013 blog post

Posted by Elspeth McCartney | BERA 2013, Self and Identity

Joint post by Joan Forbes and Elspeth McCartney This is the first post linked to the event: BERA...

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