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DAY 3 MONDAY 1 AUGUST 2016 @ FACULTY OF EDUCATION

(Papers slots are 20 mins each  (15 min presentation + 5 min Q&A).  Workshops are 45 mins each.

// To download and print the full programme for the whole three days of events follow this link //

SESSION F :  COMMENCES 10.00 AM

Intercultural / interdisciplinary

TE / College
Chair: Susmita Pujara
(Room 1S3)

 Interculturality and HE
Chair: Stephen Fairbanks
(Room 2S5)
Creative pedagogies
Chair: Gabby Arenge
(Room GS4)
Workshops
Chair : Pam Burnard
(Room GS5)
 
Dawn BENNETT, Rachel SHEFFILD & Susan BLACKLEY
Assembling identity: digital portfolios, photographs and textual narratives in pre-service teacher development.
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Samantha DIECKMAN
Music and multiculturalism in white Australia.
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Katja FRIMBERGER
Nazmi AL-MASRI
Mariam ATTIA

Hope is our bread and butter’: towards a human ecological language pedagogy in the context of siege.
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Sarah UPJOHN  (10-10.45 am)

Are you sitting comfortably: An interactive workshop demonstrating how the application of ergonomics and an understanding of basic biomechanics can reduce fatigue and decrease pain in orchestral musicians.
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Jakob GYLLENPALM
The jazz of teaching: what science teacher education can learn from composition and improvisation in music.
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Rachel LAI
Towards a rationale for music education in Malaysia: national identity construction through learning of the Malay gamelan.
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Danette LITTLETON
Toward a pedagogy of compassion.
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Dawn BENNETT / Michelle JOHNSTON
Bonita MASON / Chris THOMSON
Working with Australia’s first people: the role of arts-based service learning in exposing intercultural voices.
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Gitit HOLZMAN
Teaching Jewish tradition at an Israeli college to Jewish, Muslim and Christian students: multifarious challenges and intercultural dialogue.
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Koji MATSUNOBU
An ecological pedagogy of music: eco-musicality and environmental education.
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Elena COLOGNI
& Paul  CONNERTON
(10.45-11.30 am)
A dialogic approach for the artist as an interface in an intercultural society
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SESSION G :  COMMENCES 11.30 AM

Pursuing social justice through the arts
Chair: Gabby Arenge
(Room 1S3)
Models of the arts as intercultural and interdisciplinarity methods
Chair: Rachel Lai
(Room 2S5)
Transformative interdisciplinary arts practices (poetry, music, images)
Chair: Stephen Fairbanks (Room GS4)
Workshops
Chair : Tatjana
(Room GS5)
Rashida MURPHY &
Kylie STEVENSON
Reading Migrant Women: Combining story-telling and story-making in a narrative of practice.
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Malachi D. FORTUNE
APUDO-ACHOLA

Towards a pedagogic framework to transform students’ learning with technology-mediated environments: The case of higher music education programmes in Kenya.
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Stephen Fairbanks
Problematising the use of arts education as a transformative experience: a philosophical discussion centred upon the youth orchestra programme known as El Sistema

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TRACEY (11.30 am-12.15 pm)
A Write to Sense of Belonging: exploring findings from an intercultural creative writing project.
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Music and the Countertransference
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Jody KERCHNER
Dichotomies and Commonalities: Singing Behind Bars.
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Marija SKOBE-PILLEY
Exploring employees’ experience of arts-based learning programmes – interdisciplinarity in the intersection of arts and business. READ MORE >>
Georgie HORRELL
Aisha SPENCER
Embodying the Word: Exploring the use of Spoken Word Poetry in Transforming the (Intercultural) Classroom
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Magdalena HERDOIZA
Working for equality for higher education across International boundaries.
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Jose Luis Guerrero VALIENTE
Inside journeys of art teachers: an initial exploratory approach through a case study of a Visual Arts teacher.
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Carlos LAGE
Roberto CREMADES
Music Creation and Images: a collaborative action research study in Spanish Secondary Education. READ MORE >>

 

SESSION H :  COMMENCES 2.00 PM

Gender and arts learning (masculinities / gender roles / indigenous girls)
Chair: Susmita Pujara
(Room 1S3)
Intercultural arts learning (sites, jamborees, HE, place-based)
Chair: Stephen Fairbanks
(Room GS1)
Inter-and trans-disciplinary (STEAM) learning

maths / music / STEM
Chair: Gabby Arenge
(Room GS5)

Andrew JONES
Brushes with masculinity: are male art teachers in competition or collusion with other masculinities in the classroom?
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Hanne TANGE
National stereotypes or cosmopolitanism? The 23rd World Scout Jamboree as a site for intercultural learning.
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Antonija Balić SIMRAK & Team
(Šimrak, Dubravka Glasnović Gracin, Smiljana Narančić Kovač, Kristina Horvat Blažinović, Vlatka Velički, Danijel Žabčić and Predrag Oreški )Mathematical picture books for young children.
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Zaina SHIHABI
Creating realities: gender association in western music education and the influence of omission. READ MORE >>
Ana-Maria MOCANU
Intercultural pedagogies: a new way of thinking about the act of teaching.
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Alina ABDULLAH
Geometrical analysis of illuminated Malay manuscripts using ethno-mathematical approach.
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Jessa ROGERS
Boarding school business: exploring Aboriginal girls’ boarding school experiences through photoyarn, a new indigenous arts method.
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Kimberly POWELL
Story Walking: Place-Based Narratives of Identity, History, and Interculturality in San Jose Japantown, USA
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Tyrone PITSIS
Manjula B WALDRON
Kenneth WADLRON

Possibility education, adult play and inclusive inspired leadership across culture. READ MORE >>

 

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