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    • The Good University? Colourful Histories, Ongoing Troubles, and Changing Contexts 

      Krishnaraj, Meenakshi; Xu, Ren-Hao; Norman, Pat
      Published 2024
      During the strict COVID restrictions in 2020, the ‘Critical Theory, Education and Social Work Reading Group’ based at the University of Sydney met via Zoom to discuss Raewyn Connell’s The good university (2019). The crisis ...
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    • Wrestling with Monsters: Critique, Climate Change, and Comets 

      Norman, Pat
      Published 2024
      We live, as the Chinese saying supposedly goes, in interesting times. Žižek (2012) argues that our times constitute a state of permanent crisis. This sense of crisis is felt across material domains through climate change ...
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    • Performing Empathy with Neoliberalism, or Kendall Jenner on the Streets, Thomas Gradgrind in the Sheets: A Response to Lauren Weber 

      Norman, Pat
      Published 2024
      The literary imagination helps broaden our ethical horizon. Engaging that imagination through reading draws on politics and emotion, as exemplified in the pedagogical approaches of Martha Nussbaum and Megan Boler. Lauren ...
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    • Wiradjuri Workbooks 

      Riley-McNaboe, Diane; Riley, Lynette
      Published 2022
      Wiradjuri is the traditional language spoken from Mudgee to Dubbo, Narromine, Wellington and Gilgandra, by the largest Aboriginal group in central NSW. The workbooks are vital teaching resources designed to help build an ...
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    • Automated Essay Scoring in Australian Schools: Key Issues and Recommendations White Paper 

      Gulson, Kalervo N.; Thompson, Greg; Swist, Teresa; Kitto, Kirsty; Rutkowski, Leslie; Rutkowski, David; Hogan, Anna; Zhang, Vincent; Knight, Simon
      Published 2022-11-29
      This white paper outlines critical issues associated with the use of Automated Essay Scoring (AES) technology in the Australian education system. The key insights presented in this paper emerged from a collaborative, ...
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