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Sheila Riddell
Sheila Riddell
Professor of Inclusion and Diversity, University of Edinburgh
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Can restorative practices in schools make a difference?
G McCluskey, G Lloyd, J Kane, S Riddell, J Stead, E Weedon
Educational Review 60 (4), 405-417, 2008
5022008
Disabled students in higher education: Perspectives on widening access and changing policy
S Riddell, T Tinklin, A Wilson
Routledge, 2005
3342005
Cross-cultural perspectives on the classification of children with disabilities: Part I. Issues in the classification of children with disabilities
L Florian, J Hollenweger, RJ Simeonsson, K Wedell, S Riddell, L Terzi, ...
The Journal of Special Education 40 (1), 36-45, 2006
2642006
Disabled students in higher education: Discourses of disability and the negotiation of identity
S Riddell, E Weedon
International Journal of Educational Research 63, 38-46, 2014
2622014
Feelings about work: A review of the socio‐emotional impact of supported employment on people with intellectual disabilities
A Jahoda, J Kemp, S Riddell, P Banks
Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities 21 (1), 1-18, 2008
2522008
‘I was dead restorative today’: From restorative justice to restorative approaches in school
G McCluskey, G Lloyd, J Stead, J Kane, S Riddell, E Weedon
Cambridge journal of education 38 (2), 199-216, 2008
2452008
Disability, culture and identity
S Riddell, N Watson
Routledge, 2014
2092014
Policy and provision for disabled students in higher education in Scotland and England: The current state of play
T Tinklin, S Riddell*, A Wilson
Studies in higher education 29 (5), 637-657, 2004
2082004
Gender and the Politics of the Curriculum
S Riddell
Routledge, 2012
1672012
Social justice, equality and inclusion in Scottish education
S Riddell
Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education 30 (3), 283-296, 2009
1572009
Seeing the invisible children and young people affected by disability
P Banks, N Cogan, S Deeley, M Hill, S Riddell, K Tisdall
Disability & Society 16 (6), 797-814, 2001
1422001
The development of direct payments in the UK: implications for social justice
S Riddell, C Pearson, D Jolly, C Barnes, M Priestley, G Mercer
Social Policy and Society 4 (1), 75-85, 2005
1342005
Does the covert nature of caring prohibit the development of effective services for young carers?
P Banks, N Cogan, S Riddell, S Deeley, M Hill, K Tisdall
British journal of guidance and counselling 30 (3), 229-246, 2002
1312002
Support for students with mental health difficulties in higher education: The students’ perspective
T Tinklin, S Riddell, A Wilson
British Journal of Guidance & Counselling 33 (4), 495-512, 2005
1252005
What counts as a reasonable adjustment? Dyslexic students and the concept of fair assessment
S Riddell, E Weedon
International Studies in Sociology of Education 16 (1), 57-73, 2006
1062006
New Labour, social justice and disabled students in higher education
S Riddell, T Tinklin, A Wilson
British Educational Research Journal 31 (5), 623-643, 2005
1052005
The learning society and people with learning difficulties
S Riddell, S Baron, A Wilson
Policy Press, 2001
1012001
Education, social justice and inter-agency working: Joined-up or fractured policy?
S Riddell, L Tett
Education, Social Justice and Inter-Agency Working, 15-27, 2003
982003
Parental power and special educational needs: the case of specific learning difficulties
S Riddell, S Brown, J Duffield
British Educational Research Journal 20 (3), 327-344, 1994
971994
Improving disabled students’ learning
M Fuller, J Georgeson, M Healey, A Hurst, K Kelly, S Riddell, H Roberts, ...
London and New York: Routledge, 2009
922009
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