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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"participatory parity"”.
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The values of global citizenship education and implications for social justice
… Drawing on Fraser’s concept of justice as Participatory Parity, I argue that UNESCO’s misrecognition of these alternatives is unjust and further that this is potentially generative of the injustices of misrepresentation and maldistribution, compounding a lack of participatory parity. I …
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Lives in classrooms described as inclusive: From the stand-point of equity-based inclusive education
… and the degree to which students have participatory parity in classrooms described as inclusive. This study was framed within the lens of sociocultural historical activity and decolonial theories. The multifaceted classroom activity arenas were examined against the three pillars of …
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Enabling Pedagogy: Analysing New Student Perspectives in an Australian Pathway Program to Develop the ADEPT Framework in Order to Inform Curricula and Teaching Practice which Supports Students from Underrepresented Backgrounds at University.
… and attainment, the Australian Government set participatory parity goals for 2050, focused on students from low-socioeconomic status, First Nations, rural and regional backgrounds, and people with disability (Department of Education, 2024). When this research commenced, there was a clear gap in …
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The Environmental Justice Implications of the Planning Policy and Practice of Flood Risk Management in New Zealand
… managing floods. Procedural justice is based on participatory parity so ensuring all members of the affected community are treated fairly in the deliberative and discursive decision-making is essential. Evidence revealed a community’s limited access to extensive flood risk information, unequal …
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Cooperating As Peers: Labor Justice Between Distributive and Relational Equality
… perspective based on the norm of contributive parity . According to this ideal, unjust forms of work are to be changed when they prevent people from contributing to social cooperation as peers, not because they do not meet some inherent meaning of work or fail to fulfill some predefined idea of …
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The role of educational technology as an enabler for women's inclusion in the STEM fields: case study: Eduardo Mondlane University
Current research shows that women are underrepresented in STEM fields, despite a global increase in enrolment over the past two decades. At Eduardo Mondlane University (UEM), women make up only 15% of engineering students. This underrepresentation is linked to deep-rooted social injustices, making …