New Perspectives on Education for Democracy : Creative Responses to Local and Global Challenges (Paperback)

PART A?New Ways of Thinking About Democracy 1. On the need for a new democracy of education in a post-pandemic world, Stewart Riddle, Amanda Heffernan and David Bright 2. Democracy in decline? Developing democratic re-orientations through plurality and deliberation, Bev Rogers 3. This is what isonomy looks like! Howard Prosser 4. Re-imagining aspirations: A new transition planning framework supporting inclusive and democratic actions in schools, Lara Maia-Pike PART B?Enacting Democracy Through Teaching and Learning 5. Country as teacher: Using stories from and for Country in Australian education for social and ecological renewal, Benny Wilson and David Spillman 6. The ordinary everyday: Centring the embodied practice of classroom teaching., Stephanie Wescott 7. Encountering a pedagogy of the world in a university setting, Sarah Healy, Kathryn Coleman, Richard Johnson Sallis and Amanda Belton 8. Students’ experiences of overt data-talk in the classroom: ‘It’s all just this stupid system’, Rafaan Daliri-Ngametua 9. Teacher workload in Australia: National reports of intensification and its threats to democracy, Mihajla Gavin, Susan McGrath-Champ, Rachel Wilson, Scott Fitzgerald and Meghan Stacey 10. Education for democracy: Culturally responsive practices and curriculum in teacher education, Alison Wrench, Jenni Carter and Kathryn Paige 11. Critical affective literacy, feminist pedagogies and democracy: Exploring possibilities for the high school English classroom, Alice Elwell PART C?Future Thinking For a New Era of Democracy 12. Combating crisis and despair: Voice, choice and agency for active, resilient citizenship, Fiona Longmuir 13. The certainty of nationalism in uncertain times: Disrupting the national givens of citizenship education, Bryan Smith 14. Passion as politics: An analysis of Australian newspaper reporting of institutional responses to the School Strikes for Climate, Eve Mayes and Michael Everitt Hartup 15. Relational pedagogy and democratic education, Andrew Hickey, Stewart Riddle, Janean Robinson, Robert Hattam, Barry Down and Alison Wrench