In this article, the authors tease out the constructions of multi/intercultural education in
Australia and the Netherlands through a comparative study of the two contexts including the …

This article draws on data from two separate qualitative research studies that investigated
the experiences of Indigenous teachers and ethnic minority teachers in Australian schools …

Attempts to Indigenise the curriculum run the risk of implying the application of an
“impoverished” version of “Aboriginal pedagogy” and the promotion of corrupted …

A key feature of contemporary changes in globalisation is the increasing transnational flows
of people. Evidence of the way in which these changes are impacting on education in …

ABSTRACT In 2011, the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership introduced
new Professional Standards for Teachers, which require that graduate teachers possess …

This paper reports on the findings of a four‐year study that seeks to understand the
experiences and career pathways of Indigenous teachers in Australia. We present data …

This paper reports on a study into schooling responses to youth crime in south‐western
Sydney, Australia. The project was a partnership between the New South Wales Department …

In this paper, recent research into the global movement of teachers [C. Reid, J. Collins, and
M. Singh. 2014. Global Teachers, Australian Perspectives: Goodbye Mr Chips, Hello Ms …

In this paper, I explore prior and recent conceptualizations of the culturally responsive
approach to teaching, an asocial justice perspective that presents possibilities for the …

This study takes a retrospective look at the educational experiences of Indigenous health
professionals who graduated from The University of Queensland's Indigenous Health …