Titlebook: Literacy Education and Indigenous Australians; Theory, Research and Jennifer Rennie,Helen Harper Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Lt

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Literacy Education and Indigenous Australians978-981-13-8629-9Series ISSN 1571-5361 Series E-ISSN 2452-1027

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Jennifer Rennie,Helen HarperHighlights the latest research on literacy education for Indigenous Australians.Presents diverse theoretical and practical perspectives with in-depth commentary.Provides a current and comprehensive re

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Kevin Wheldall,Robyn Wheldall,Alison Madelaine,Meree Reynolds,Sarah Arakelian,Saskia Kohnen

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Why a Book About Indigenous Literacy Education in Australia?,any Australian teachers and researchers in the field of education, the topic of Indigenous literacy education should be particularly significant because it concerns many of our most marginalised students. It brings our attention to one of our deepest national educational dilemmas, namely, who gets t

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The Evidence of Literacy Learning Through Contemporary Kunibídji Knowledge Systemscy instruction they receive at school. We argue that evidence of literacy engagement premised on CKKS foregrounds the young people’s ontological being-in-relation-to-the-world. The authors argue the standardized literacy programs offered at school for Kunibídji children are not evaluated for the ont

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Sensory Ways to Indigenous Multimodal Literacies: Hands and Feet Tell the Storyretical perspective that gives priority to the sensorial dimensions of the body and its role in communication in literacy practice, because without a sensing body, we cannot know about or communicate with the world. The data demonstrates how the forgotten role of the hands and feet in dominant theor