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Critical voices in teacher education: Teaching for social justice in conservative times
Doing research on student voice in Australia
From silent witnesses to active agents: Student voice in re-engaging with learning
- Smyth, John, McInerney, Peter
Introduction: From critique to new scripts and possibilities in teacher education
Policy activism: An animating idea with/for young people
Problematising teachers' work in dangerous times
Pushed out, shut out: Addressing unjust geographies of schooling and work
- Robinson, Janean, Down, Barry, Smyth, John, McInerney, Peter
Sculpting a 'social space' for re-engaging disengaged 'disadvantaged' young people with learning
- Smyth, John, McInerney, Peter
Student Engagement for Equity and Social Justice: Creating Space for Student Voice
- McMahon, Brenda, Munns, Geoff, Zyngier, David, Smyth, John
Teachers as classed cultural workers speaking back through critical reflection
The socially just school and critical pedagogies in communities put at a disadvantage
When students "speak back": Student engagement towards a socially just society
- McInerney, Peter, Smyth, John, Down, Barry
Critical civic engagement from inside an Australian School and its community put at a disadvantage
Critical pedagogy for social justice
Triple G (Girls Get Going): Design of an intervention to foster and promote sport and physical activity among adolescent girls
- Casey, Meghan, Mooney, Amanda, Harvey, Jack, Eime, Rochelle, Telford, Amanda, Smyth, John, Payne, Warren
- Smyth, John, Down, Barry, McInerney, Peter
Adolescent engagement, connectedness and dropping out of school
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