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“The intended audience for these guidelines is anyone undertaking educational research – be they people whose job description includes research, or others who, for a variety of reasons (including studying for a qualification or with the intention of improving practice), conduct research within the field. This includes both independent researchers and those based in educational institutions of any kind (including but not limited to early years settings, schools, colleges and universities).” (BERA, 2018, p. 1)BERA has also published some case studies including regarding use of Twitter data, and a discussion of close-to-practice research which involves some reflection regarding concerns of power and merit.