Titlebook: Educating Indigenous Children in Australian Juvenile Justice Systems; Culturally Responsiv Bronwyn Ewing,Grace Sarra Book 2023 The Editor(s

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Mathematics Teaching and Learning in Juvenile Detention, juvenile justice centres and the approaches they use to teach children and young people mathematics within this complex environment. Considering the implications of these findings, we discuss how in Australia student engagement and participation in mathematics and numeracy learning are increasingly

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Culturally Responsive Pedagogy for Indigenous Students in Juvenile Detention,n’s learning in juvenile detention. More specifically, we describe Culturally Responsive Pedagogy as a way of life, of seeing the world and a way of taking action against injustice. We explain the significance of understanding community cultural wealth and capital, namely aspirational, linguistic, f

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Reform of Education in Juvenile Justice: Opportunities and Obstacles,ildren who have been marginalised and excluded and caught in the cycle of disadvantage resulting in making decisions that have led to juvenile detention. We critically review the provision of education in juvenile justice centres, the criminal age of responsibility and the proposed plan to introduce

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The Proposition: Towards Culturally Appropriate Education in Juvenile Detention,oeconomic and policy development when looking at the crimes that these children commit is provided. We explain the provision of education for detained children and young people and in doing so, propose a culturally responsive approach to supporting them in their mathematics learning while detained.

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Mathematics Teaching and Learning in Juvenile Detention,First, the data gathered for the study occurred between 2017 and 2019 and therefore reflects a particular point in time and just prior to the COVID19 pandemic outbreak at the beginning of 2020 in Australia. Second, youth detention in Queensland underwent two reviews, one in 2016, . (McMillan and Dav

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Intelligence and Achievement ScreenersFirst, the data gathered for the study occurred between 2017 and 2019 and therefore reflects a particular point in time and just prior to the COVID19 pandemic outbreak at the beginning of 2020 in Australia. Second, youth detention in Queensland underwent two reviews, one in 2016, . (McMillan and Dav

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Parent and Teacher Rating Scales,n bad but have incredible capacity for growth, strengthening their identities and rehabilitation to go to live productive and rich lives. We conclude by emphasising the need for reform in justice and education to ensure the present and future learning and well-being of young people caught up in the