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Stephen M. Rayner is a senior lecturer and Director of Teaching and Learning in the Manchester Institute of Education. He has worked in and with schools in England for more than 30 years as a teacher, senior leader, governor and education adviser. Stephen’s research interests include policy, leadership and teacher education. His research into academisation was recognised by a BELMAS award for his doctoral thesis and a best paper award from the journal Educational Management Administration and Leadership.
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