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Deborah Robinson
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Owner and Managing Editor, Australian Women Online
Beats
refugees, ethnic, economics Aboriginal, Torres Strait,Pacific immigration, arts and culture., multicultural Queensland, politics, Indigenous environment, social justice, asylum seekers
Neurosurgery
Content
Children and Practitioners as Truth Seekers and Truth Tellers: Innovative, Counter-Hegemonic Approaches to Evaluating National Inclusion Policies
By Deborah Robinson, Geraldene Codina| MDPI@ 1. IntroductionThis paper describes and defends the participatory counter-hegemonic methods used in the large-scale investigation of the implementation and impact of a high-profile national policy for inclusion in Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) in Ireland—the Access and Inclusion Model (AIM). The investigation was commissioned and funded by the Government of Ireland via the Department for Childhood, Disability, Equality, and Youth (DCEDIY).
Teachers’ Continuing Professional Development: Action Research for Inclusion and Special Educational Needs and Disability
By Deborah Robinson, Geraldene Codina| MDPI@ 1. IntroductionAs part of the nasen Universal SEND Services programme, in September 2022, the authors of this paper were awarded with three years’ funding from the English government (Department for Education) to work collaboratively with seventy-five English schools and colleges, supporting teachers with the process of setting up and running their own Action Research projects. The focus for all the Action Research projects is special educational needs and disability (SEND).
Children and Practitioners as Truth Seekers and Truth Tellers: Innovative, Counter-Hegemonic Approaches to Evaluating National Inclusion Policies
By Deborah Robinson, Geraldene Codina| MDPI@ 1. IntroductionThis paper describes and defends the participatory counter-hegemonic methods used in the large-scale investigation of the implementation and impact of a high-profile national policy for inclusion in Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) in Ireland—the Access and Inclusion Model (AIM). The investigation was commissioned and funded by the Government of Ireland via the Department for Childhood, Disability, Equality, and Youth (DCEDIY).
Company Info
Australian Women Online
Australian Women Online (AWO) is web publisher of business, career and lifestyle content for women. Launched on 10 October 2007, the website has grown to become one of the most popular and most respected websites for women in Australia.
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Founded: 2007