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Chapman, AJ; Burn, K; Kitson, A; (2018) What is School History For? British Student-teachers' Perspectives // ¿Para Qué Sirve La Enseñanza De La Historia? Perspectivas De Docentes y Estudiantes Británicos. Arbor: Revista de Ciencia, Pensamiento y Cultura , 194 (788) , Article a443. 10.3989/arbor.2018.788n2003. Green open access
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Greer, K.; Walshe, N.; Kitson, A.; Dillon, J.; (2024) Responding to the environmental emergency through education: the imperative for teacher support across all subjects. UCL Open: Environment , 6 , Article 8. 10.14324/111.444/ucloe.1987. Green open access
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Greer, Kate; Kitson, Alison; Rushton, Elizabeth AC; Walshe, Nicola; Dillon, Justin; (2025) Teaching climate change and sustainability in England: committed individuals and the prevalence of ‘self-taught’ professional learning. Professional Development in Education , 51 (6) pp. 1088-1110. 10.1080/19415257.2025.2536249. Green open access
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Huber, J; Kitson, A; (2020) An exploration of the role of ethnic identity in students' construction of 'British stories'. The Curriculum Journal , 31 (3) pp. 454-478. 10.1002/curj.23. Green open access
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Power, A.; Kitson, A.; (2024) The role of school history in helping young people to navigate their future at a time of climate crisis. History Education Research Journal , 21 (1) , Article 8. 10.14324/HERJ.21.1.08. Green open access
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Book chapter

Kitson, AM; (2017) Teacher education in history. In: Davies, I, (ed.) Debates in History Teaching. Routledge: Abingdon, United Kingdom. Green open access
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Report

Kitson, Alison; Phillips, Morgan; Dillon, Justin; (2025) The key contributions of subjects to climate change and nature education: a curriculum policy proposal. UCL Centre for Climate Change and Sustainability Education: London, UK. Green open access
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Thesis

Kitson, Alison; (2020) Teachers as recontextualization agents: a study of expert teachers' knowledge and their role in the recontextualization process across different subjects. Doctoral thesis (Ph.D), UCL (University College London). Green open access
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