Anne Marie Kavanagh, PhD, is Assistant Professor in Ethical and Intercultural Education in the School of Human Development at the DCU Institute of Education, Dublin City University. She lectures and researches in the areas of ethical education, critical multicultural education, intercultural education, social justice education, democratic education and human rights education. Fionnuala Waldron is Professor Emerita at the DCU Institute of Education, Dublin City University and co-founder (with Brian Ruane) of the Centre for Human Rights and Citizenship Education, DCU. Her research interests include history education, teacher education, human rights education and global citizenship education.Benjamin Mallon, PhD, is Assistant Professor in Geography and Citizenship Education in the DCU Institute of Education, Dublin City University. He researches and teaches in the area of global citizenship education, with a particular focus on pedagogical approaches which address conflict, challenge violence and support the development of peaceful societies.

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• Chapter 1: Teaching for Social Justice and Sustainable Development Across the Primary Curriculum: An Introduction Section 1: Critical Enquiry: A Pedagogy for Social Justice and Sustainability Chapter 2: Critical Historical Enquiry for a Socially Just and Sustainable World Chapter 3: Geography Education for Social and Environmental Justice Chapter 4: Education About, Through and For the Environment: A Scientific Inquiry Approach Chapter 5: Critical Thinking, Critical Pedagogy and Climate Change Education Section 2: Creative and Relational Approaches to Social Justice and Sustainability Education Chapter 6: Integrating Visual Arts with Education for Social Justice and Sustainability Chapter 7: Connecting Social Justice Education with the Teaching of Music Chapter 8: Drama, Social Justice Education and Education for Sustainable Development: Theory in Action Section 3: Challenging Dominant Frameworks through Critical Discourse Chapter 9: Global Citizenship Education: Interconnection, Social Justice and Sustainability Chapter 10: Embedding Social Justice and Sustainability Perspectives in Language Teaching Chapter 11: Critical Literacy: Challenging Dominant Discourses Chapter 12: Meaningful Mathematics: Applying Mathematical Thinking to Issues of Justice and Sustainability Chapter 13: Beginning Conversations about Difference, Race, Ethnicity and Racism through Ethical Education Section 4: Social Education in Real Contexts Chapter 14: A Whole School Approach to Social Justice Education Chapter 15: Transforming Pedagogy for a Socially Just and Sustainable World: Concluding Thoughts

Anne Marie Kavanagh, PhD, is Assistant Professor in Ethical and Intercultural Education in the School of Human Development at the DCU Institute of Education, Dublin City University. She lectures and researches in the areas of ethical education, critical multicultural education, intercultural education, social justice education, democratic education and human rights education. Fionnuala Waldron is Professor Emerita at the DCU Institute of Education, Dublin City University and co-founder (with Brian Ruane) of the Centre for Human Rights and Citizenship Education, DCU. Her research interests include history education, teacher education, human rights education and global citizenship education.Benjamin Mallon, PhD, is Assistant Professor in Geography and Citizenship Education in the DCU Institute of Education, Dublin City University. He researches and teaches in the area of global citizenship education, with a particular focus on pedagogical approaches which address conflict, challenge violence and support the development of peaceful societies.

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• Chapter 1: Teaching for Social Justice and Sustainable Development Across the Primary Curriculum: An Introduction Section 1: Critical Enquiry: A Pedagogy for Social Justice and Sustainability Chapter 2: Critical Historical Enquiry for a Socially Just and Sustainable World Chapter 3: Geography Education for Social and Environmental Justice Chapter 4: Education About, Through and For the Environment: A Scientific Inquiry Approach Chapter 5: Critical Thinking, Critical Pedagogy and Climate Change Education Section 2: Creative and Relational Approaches to Social Justice and Sustainability Education Chapter 6: Integrating Visual Arts with Education for Social Justice and Sustainability Chapter 7: Connecting Social Justice Education with the Teaching of Music Chapter 8: Drama, Social Justice Education and Education for Sustainable Development: Theory in Action Section 3: Challenging Dominant Frameworks through Critical Discourse Chapter 9: Global Citizenship Education: Interconnection, Social Justice and Sustainability Chapter 10: Embedding Social Justice and Sustainability Perspectives in Language Teaching Chapter 11: Critical Literacy: Challenging Dominant Discourses Chapter 12: Meaningful Mathematics: Applying Mathematical Thinking to Issues of Justice and Sustainability Chapter 13: Beginning Conversations about Difference, Race, Ethnicity and Racism through Ethical Education Section 4: Social Education in Real Contexts Chapter 14: A Whole School Approach to Social Justice Education Chapter 15: Transforming Pedagogy for a Socially Just and Sustainable World: Concluding Thoughts

Anne Marie Kavanagh, PhD, is Assistant Professor in Ethical and Intercultural Education in the School of Human Development at the DCU Institute of Education, Dublin City University. She lectures and researches in the areas of ethical education, critical multicultural education, intercultural education, social justice education, democratic education and human rights education. Fionnuala Waldron is Professor Emerita at the DCU Institute of Education, Dublin City University and co-founder (with Brian Ruane) of the Centre for Human Rights and Citizenship Education, DCU. Her research interests include history education, teacher education, human rights education and global citizenship education.Benjamin Mallon, PhD, is Assistant Professor in Geography and Citizenship Education in the DCU Institute of Education, Dublin City University. He researches and teaches in the area of global citizenship education, with a particular focus on pedagogical approaches which address conflict, challenge violence and support the development of peaceful societies.

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• Chapter 1: Teaching for Social Justice and Sustainable Development Across the Primary Curriculum: An Introduction Section 1: Critical Enquiry: A Pedagogy for Social Justice and Sustainability Chapter 2: Critical Historical Enquiry for a Socially Just and Sustainable World Chapter 3: Geography Education for Social and Environmental Justice Chapter 4: Education About, Through and For the Environment: A Scientific Inquiry Approach Chapter 5: Critical Thinking, Critical Pedagogy and Climate Change Education Section 2: Creative and Relational Approaches to Social Justice and Sustainability Education Chapter 6: Integrating Visual Arts with Education for Social Justice and Sustainability Chapter 7: Connecting Social Justice Education with the Teaching of Music Chapter 8: Drama, Social Justice Education and Education for Sustainable Development: Theory in Action Section 3: Challenging Dominant Frameworks through Critical Discourse Chapter 9: Global Citizenship Education: Interconnection, Social Justice and Sustainability Chapter 10: Embedding Social Justice and Sustainability Perspectives in Language Teaching Chapter 11: Critical Literacy: Challenging Dominant Discourses Chapter 12: Meaningful Mathematics: Applying Mathematical Thinking to Issues of Justice and Sustainability Chapter 13: Beginning Conversations about Difference, Race, Ethnicity and Racism through Ethical Education Section 4: Social Education in Real Contexts Chapter 14: A Whole School Approach to Social Justice Education Chapter 15: Transforming Pedagogy for a Socially Just and Sustainable World: Concluding Thoughts