Christina Gray

Senior Lecturer

Edith Cowan University

Australia

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Christina Gray is a Senior Lecturer at Edith Cowan University in Australia. Her research focuses on education in regional and remote settings, particularly the experiences of teachers and pre-service educators. Recent articles explore themes such as the challenges of teaching in the performing arts, the impact of neoliberal education policies, and the importance of social support for veteran teachers.

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Senior Lecturer

Edith Cowan University

AUSTRALIA

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Articles (13)

‘Work hard, play hard, drink hard’: frontier masculinities and female teachers’ experiences in a regional Australian mining town

Finding Their Place

Beyond the city limits: perceptions of pre-service teachers undertaking professional experience in regional, rural and remote schools

Where’s my tweed jacket with leather elbow patches? The challenges of aging gracefully in higher education

‘Survival mode’: navigating the first five years of teaching performing arts in neoliberal education assemblages

Comfort in the Role: The Core of Positive Veteran Teachers

“Being grateful for the crumbs”: Empathy, stress and vulnerability experienced by teaching-mothers in the performing arts in Australian schools

Teaching the Arts in testing times: A Western Australian perspective on COVID impacts

The search for marigolds: Positive veteran teachers and why social support matters

Turning stage fright into stage might: Pre-service drama teachers developing ideas about pedagogy, authenticity and relationships

Observations of Children With Disability During Arts-Based Multisensory Story and Rhyme Activities: Is It All Just Chimes and Perfumes?

‘Just like breathing’: A portrait of an 85-year-old veteran teacher

Being the adult you needed as a kid: why the AITSL standards are not the best fit for drama teachers

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