Rights, Equality & Justice in Education

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Asian Americans and affirmative action: Addressing the color of privilege

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School bullying: Teachers helping students cope

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Culture and Biology in Learning Disabilities Research

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Lad Culture in Higher Education

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How LGBTQ+ Students Thrive in College

Michigan State University
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From Equity Talk to Equity Walk

University of Southern California
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Systems and Politics of Provision

Queensland University of Technology
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Philosophy of Education and the Gigantic Affront of Universalism
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Celebrating diversity: Focusing on inclusion

University of Southern Queensland
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Theresa May, The Hostile Environment and Public Pedagogies of Hate and Threat

University of East London
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Boys and masculinities

University of British Columbia
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A Focus on the Importance of a Sense of Belonging at School

Griffith University
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Grammar School Expansion

Nottingham Trent University
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Bringing together learning from two worlds

University of Canberra
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Those Who Disappear

University of Melbourne
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Education isn’t a meritocracy, it’s a ‘parentocracy’

Charles Sturt University
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Girls constructing ‘healthy’ identities in school

Goldsmiths University of London
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Where are the disabled and ill academics?

UCL Institute of Education
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Fundamental British Values in the Early Years

University of East London
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How can we construct more inclusive pedagogy?

University of Cambridge
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Co-operative education, neoliberalism and historical perspectives: the dilemmas of building alternatives

UCL Institute of Education
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Co-operation, Leadership and Learning

UCL Institute of Education
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Religious education and religious choice

University of Birmingham
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Education for moral seriousness

University of Birmingham
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A Theory of Moral Education

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Advice for women entering the teaching profession

Raynham Primary School
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