Items where Author is "Pahl, Kate"

ESCOTT, Hugh, AMBREEN, Samyia, BAILEY, Chris J, BRADLEY, Jessica, PAHL, Kate, ROWSELL, Jennifer and THORNTON, Gemma (2025). Caught Up in the Moment: Seeking Magic in Literacy Research. In: SAILORS, Misty, NUÑEZ, Idalia, WATSON, Vaughn WM, HOFFMAN, James V and ALVERMANN, Donna, (eds.) Theories, Models, and Practices of Literacy 8th Edition. Routledge. [Book Section]

PAHL, Kate, AMBREEN, Samyia, BADWAN, Khawla, CARR, Simon, COOPER, David, CURTIS, Elizabeth, DAVENPORT, Ian, HACKETT, Abigail, KRAFTL, Peter, LAWRENCE, Peter, LINES, Emily, NGUYỄN, David Cường, NUNN, Caitlin, POOL, Steve, ROWNTREE, Jennifer, SCHOFIELD, Ed, SIEBERS, Johan and VERGUNST, Jo (2025). How many ways are there to measure a tree? – An experiment in cross-disciplinarity. Research for All, 9 (1). [Article]

HACKETT, Abigail, HALL, Melanie, PAHL, Kate and KRAFTL, Peter (2024). Giving up the ‘Good Research Child’. Qualitative Research. [Article]

ESCOTT, Hugh and PAHL, Kate (2017). Learning from Ninjas: young people’s films as a lens for an expanded view of literacy and language. Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education, 1-13. [Article]

BURNETT, Cathy, MERCHANT, Guy, PAHL, Kate and ROWSELL, Jennifer (2014). The (im)materiality of literacy : the significance of subjectivity to new literacies research. Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education, 35 (1), 90-103. [Article]

PAHL, Kate and BURNETT, Cathy (2013). Literacies in homes and communities. In: HALL, Kathy, CREMIN, Teresa, COMBER, Barbara and MOLL, Luis C., (eds.) International Handbook of Research on Children's Literacy, Learning and Culture. Chichester, Wiley Blackwell, 3-14. [Book Section]

PAHL, Kate, POLLARD, Andrew and RAFIQ, Zafir (2010). Changing Identities, Changing spaces : the Ferham families exhibition in Rotherham. Moving words : journal of transcultural writings, 9 (2), 80-103. [Article]

PAHL, Kate and POLLARD, Andrew (2008). `Bling -- the Asians introduced that to the country': gold and its value within a group of families of South Asian origin in Yorkshire. Visual Communication, 7 (2), 170-182. [Article]