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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Social Justice Theories"”.

  1. "Working with Students from Displaced Backgrounds" Teacher Training Workshop

    … this issue by integrating sociological and social justice theories with educational practices of teaching English to speakers of other languages (TESOL). The project focuses on designing, conducting, and improving a professional development workshop for TESOL teachers. The workshop covers …

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  2. Mothers’ Stories: How Family And Community Influences Affect Generations Of Literacy Challenges

    … mothers of infant-toddlers. Illiteracy is a social justice concern that contributes to poverty, poor health, and crime, and affects the economy and America’s status as the former world leader in education. There is contention among academic, corporate, private, and government sources …

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  3. Impact of court-annexed mediation in South Africa: a developmental perspective

    … impact of court-annexed mediation on access to justice, the efficiency and effectiveness of the justice system, and maximisation of the benefits of court-annexed mediation in South Africa. Alternative dispute resolution has become a recognised approach to dispute resolution around the world, and …

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  4. The Politics of Numbers: Statistical Fairness, Market Justice and the ‘inclusion’ of First Nations people in Australian Universities

    … to, and does it provide a promising avenue for social justice? Guiding this project, from a methodological and ethical stance, is Indigenous Standpoint Theory, the Cultural Interface (Nakata 2007) and Critical Indigenous Studies. I also engage with critical statistical studies, critical policy …

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