Table of Contents
| Preface |
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Vanessa Andreotti |
1-2 |
Articles
| Exploring the concept of students as active participants in teacher-child dialogue in a New Zealand context |
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Lia de Vocht |
3-13 |
| The birth of the ‘Windigo’: The construction of Aboriginal health in biomedical and traditional Indigenous models of medicine |
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Cash Ahenakew |
14-26 |
| The intersection of critical literacy and moral literacy: Implications for practice |
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Mirjana Bajovic, Anne Elliott |
27-37 |
| A new discourse of 'international understanding': Nothing but 'Americanism' |
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Ariful Haq Kabir |
38-50 |
| A critical discourse analysis of the Erasmus Mundus External Cooperation Window: A focus on the International Maghreb-Europe Education Network Project |
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Hayat Messekher |
51-59 |
Practitioner Insights
| Learning to surf? Reflections of student teachers in Aotearoa (NZ) on education in the ‘knowledge wave’ |
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Tracy Hope, Aroha Green, Grant Carr, Cameron Combe, Jumayah Haji Ahmad-Jones |
60-66 |
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