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"In the wake of the unsuccessful Voice referendum, Australia finds itself at a critical juncture in its relationship with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. As an Indigenous academic who has long advocated for a rights-based approach to education, this...
The Conversation September 6, 2024 by Jo Raphael Joanne O'Mara Parents sometimes ask: what’s the point of drama class? Many want their children to choose elective subjects, especially in Year 12, that parents think will help them get into university and establish a...
"So why study drama? As scholars who have researched drama and learning for 30 years, it’s clear studying drama can enhance your teenager’s present and contribute to their future. Drama teaches skills for life, learning and employability." Reference: Raphael,J. &...
"Learning is a complex process, and binary, either-or strategies will not get the results children deserve.' Professor O’Connor’s commentary on education in New Zealand prompts us to consider the similarities and synergies in the Australian context. He explores the...
Beryl Exley February 12, 2024 School of Education & Professional Studies, Griffith University Griffith Institute for Educational Research, Griffith University All schools are legislated to follow the Australian Curriculum English, which mandates the teaching of...
Karaolis, O. (2023). Being with a Puppet: Literacy through Experiencing Puppetry and Drama with Young Children. Education Sciences, 13(2) 291. In this article, Karaolis discusses the usefulness of using puppets when teaching young children who experience a disability...
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