Critical perspectives of Educational Practice and Action Research. A Festschrift for Stephen Kemmis
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Köp båda 2 för 1511 krChristine Edwards-Groves is an Associate Professor (Literacy Studies) at Charles Sturt University, Australia, and is a leading scholar in the field of pedagogy, literacy education, practice theory and professional learning. Christine has received a national award for Excellence in Educational Publishing and was the inaugural recipient of a national literacy research grant awarded by the Primary English Teaching Association Australia. She has published extensively in the fields of dialogic pedagogies, professional learning and practice theory. With Stephen Kemmis she recently published Understanding Education: History, Politics and Practice (Springer, 2018); and with Christina Davidson the book Becoming a Meaning Maker: Talk and interaction in the dialogic classroom (PETAA, 2017). Peter Grootenboer was a school teacher and leader for 12 years before moving into the tertiary sector. Having received a national Jim Campbell Award for teaching excellence, he is currently a Professor of Education at Griffith University and Deputy Director of the Griffith Institute for Educational Research. His research interests include mathematics education, educational leadership, practice/praxis theory, and action research. Jane Wilkinson is an Associate Professor of Educational Leadership at Monash University, Melbourne, Australia and Associate Dean of Graduate Research. Jane has published widely in the fields of practice theory and praxis, Bourdieu and leadership; gender and leadership; and refugee education. Jane edits the Journal of Educational Administration and History (with J.S. Brooks). Her latest book (with Laurette Bristol, 2018) is Educational Leadership as a culturally constructed practice: New directions and possibilities.
1. The possibilities of education in an era of schooling.- 2. A Festschrift for my friend?.- 3. Curriculum studies in Australia: Stephen Kemmis and the Deakin legacy.- 4. Recollecting the dilemmas of reform.- 5. Evolution of the Action Research Planners: Towards critical participatory action.- 6. Education, work and life.- 7. Action research and communicative spaces.- 8. Practitioner research in the company of others: Resistance in the face of normalising.- 9. Action reserach and praxis: Grasping the mystery of what happens?.- 10. Knowing pedagogical praxis in 21st century education.- 11. On practice theory, or what's practices got to do (got to do) with it?.- 12. Practice architectures and being stirred in to academic practices of a research group.- 13. Practice architectures and ecologies of practices: Knowing practice within sites.- 14. Practice theory and policy: Redesigning 'quality' teacher education in Australia.- 15. Reminiscences, reflections, recognition: Living well in a world worth living in.- 16. Life in practices: Challenges for education and educational research.