Maryanne Macdonald

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Edith Cowan University

Australia

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Maryanne Macdonald is a Lecturer at Edith Cowan University in Australia. Her research areas include Indigenous education, pedagogical frameworks, and the experiences of educators and students in diverse contexts. Recent articles highlight her focus on frontier masculinities, relationality in curriculum design, and the promotion of anti-racism in teacher education.

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Edith Cowan University

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Edith Cowan University

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

Desiring education, exhibiting agency, experiencing systemic obstacles: Re-examining the perceptions and experiences of education among Indigenous and non-Indigenous students in Australia

Finding Their Place

An ecosystem of knowledge: relationality as a framework for teachers to infuse Indigenous perspectives in curriculum

The power of role-modelling: White teacher educators normalising anti-racism and cultural reflexivity for White pre-service teachers

Broadening academia: an epistemic shift towards relationality

Pedagogy matters: Positive steps towards Indigenous cultural competency in a pre-service teacher cohort

Validation of the Multi-Dimensional Student Perceptions of School Questionnaire (MSPSQ): Early findings and next steps

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Renae Isaacs-Guthridge

Christina Gray

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