Learning with Others: Sharing the Journey -- Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: School–University Partnerships -- Exploring Unanticipated Pathways: Teachers and Researchers Learning about Their Practices Through Classroom-based Research -- Working with Gandalf: Professional and Personal Learning in a Doctoral Student – Supervisor Relationship -- Sharing My Teaching Journal with My Students: Learning from Each Others' Reflections -- Educational Partnerships and the Challenge of Educational Reform -- Dilemmas and Challenges: Finding a Way Through -- Columbus and Crew: Making Analogical Reflection Public -- Different Traditions and Practices: Preparing Teachers for Inclusive Classrooms -- Splashing in Puddles? What my Teaching and Research Tell Me About My Teaching and Research -- Learning about Learning and Teaching: “You don’t learn in there, you play” -- Challenges, Dilemmas, and Future Directions in Teaching about Teaching -- Processes of Self-study of Teacher Education Practice: Ways of Seeing Ourselves -- My Professional Self: Two books, a person and my bedside table -- Self-study, Teacher-Researcher, and Action Research: Three Sides of a Coin? -- Evaluating and Enhancing My Teaching: What Counts as Evidence? -- I Wrote a Novel About My Teaching Life – So What? -- Using Diagrams as Reflective Tools to Represent the Dynamics of Classroom Interactions -- The Fragile Strengths of Self-Study: Making Bold Claims and Clear Connections.