Waikato Journal of Education

Current Issue

Vol. 22 No. 2 (2022)
Published November 3, 2022

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Teachers and Curriculum is an online peer-reviewed publication supported by Wilf Malcolm Institute of Educational Research, Division of Education, The University of Waikato. It is directed towards a professional audience and focuses on contemporary issues and research relating to curriculum pedagogy and assessment.

Previous issues have included a focus on teaching, policy, student and educator experiences, key development initiatives across a range of educational settings, teachers’ influence on professional practice, and many other contemporary education topics from both national and international authors.

Please note that, aside from submissions to our upcoming Special Issues, Teachers and Curriculum Journal, is NOT currently accepting submissions. That is, we have no General Issues planned for 2023.

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Noho ora mai

Kerry

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Special Issue: The Arts in the classroom: Advocacy, theory and practice

Kerry Earl Rinehart
1-4
An introduction to the third special issue in our special series: The Arts in the classroom: Advocacy, theory and practice
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Millie Locke, Robyn Ewing, Terry Locke
5-6
Editorial
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Olivia Karaolis
7-16
Puppets and inclusive practice: Engaging all learners through drama and puppetry in preschool contexts
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Alison Grove O'Grady
17-24
Performing empathy: Using theatrical traditions in teacher professional learning
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Zoe Hogan, Victoria Campbell
25-33
Playing in the liminal space: Literacy learning through drama in the adult language classroom
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Natasha E. Beaumont
35-47
“It makes you feel a little bit freer”: Committing to creativity: A hermeneutic phenomenological study of a primary teacher’s use of drama with additional language learners
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John Nicholas Saunders
49-61
Using drama-rich pedagogies with the episodic pre-text model to improve literacy
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Terry Locke
63-73
Te reo pohewa: Engaging primary-school children in writing poetry
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Verity Short
75-88
Mana kupu, the power of words: Exploring creative writing in the primary classroom
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Robyn McQueen
89-98
Enhancing student agency in the primary music classroom through culturally responsive practice
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Sarah Dunn, Millie Locke
99-112
Mātauranga Māori, inquiry and creative music-making in the primary music classroom: A Pākehā teacher’s journey
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Millie Locke
113-125
Manakitia a Papatuanuku: Eco-literate pedagogy and music education
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Fabio Morreale
127-133
Rethinking music technology pedagogy: A New Zealand focus
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Tom Pierard, David Lines
135-145
A constructivist approach to music education with DAWs
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Please note that, aside from submissions to our upcoming Special Issues, Teachers and Curriculum Journal, is NOT currently accepting submissions. That is, we have no General Issues planned for the rest of 2021 or 2022.

Please consider submitting to Waikato Journal of Education (https://wje.org.nz/index.php/WJE)

Special Issue: The Arts will find a way; Breaking through and moving forward
For more information see Announcements: https://www.tandc.ac.nz/tandc/announcement/view/17)
Editors:
Dr Claire Coleman
([email protected])
Dr Bronya Dean
([email protected])

Noho ora mai

Kerry