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2024

Book Chapter

Introduction

Hardy, Ian, Poed, Shiralee, Gowlett, Christina, Heimans, Stephen, Edwards, Elizabeth J, Armour, Danielle, McLay, Katherine, Hameed, Suraiya Abdul, Beencke, Andrew, Lee, Richard, Balaguera, Laura Rueda and Ocriciano, Michelle (2024). Introduction. Shaping school success. (pp. 1-5) edited by Ian Hardy, Shiralee Poed, Christina Gowlett, Stephen Heimans, Elizabeth J. Edwards, Danielle Armour, Katherine McLay, Suraiya Abdul Hameed, Andrew Beencke, Richard Lee, Laura Rueda Balaguera and Michelle Ocriciano. London, United Kingdom: Routledge. doi: 10.4324/9781032666839-1

Introduction

2024

Book Chapter

Infrastructures for education

Hardy, Ian, Poed, Shiralee, Gowlett, Christina, Heimans, Stephen, Edwards, Elizabeth J., Armour, Danielle, McLay, Katherine, Hameed, Suraiya Abdul, Beencke, Andrew, Lee, Richard, Balaguera, Laura Rueda and Ocriciano, Michelle (2024). Infrastructures for education. Shaping school success. (pp. 67-81) edited by Ian Hardy, Shiralee Poed, Christina Gowlett, Stephen Heimans, Elizabeth J. Edwards, Danielle Armour, Katherine McLay, Suraiya Abdul Hameed, Andrew Beencke, Richard Lee, Laura Rueda Balaguera and Michelle Ocriciano. London, United Kingdom: Routledge. doi: 10.4324/9781032666839-5

Infrastructures for education

2024

Book Chapter

A system-wide approach to enhancing education

Hardy, Ian, Poed, Shiralee, Gowlett, Christina, Heimans, Stephen, Edwards, Elizabeth J, Armour, Danielle, McLay, Katherine, Hameed, Suraiya Abdul, Beencke, Andrew, Lee, Richard, Balaguera, Laura Rueda and Ocriciano, Michelle (2024). A system-wide approach to enhancing education. Shaping School Success. (pp. 6-31) London: Routledge. doi: 10.4324/9781032666839-2

A system-wide approach to enhancing education

2024

Book Chapter

Conclusion

Hardy, Ian, Poed, Shiralee, Gowlett, Christina, Heimans, Stephen, Edwards, Elizabeth J, Armour, Danielle, McLay, Katherine, Hameed, Suraiya Abdul, Beencke, Andrew, Lee, Richard, Balaguera, Laura Rueda and Ocriciano, Michelle (2024). Conclusion. Shaping school success. (pp. 82-87) edited by Ian Hardy, Shiralee Poed, Christina Gowlett, Stephen Heimans, Elizabeth J. Edwards, Danielle Armour, Katherine McLay, Suraiya Abdul Hameed, Andrew Beencke, Richard Lee, Laura Rueda Balaguera and Michelle Ocriciano. London, United Kingdom: Routledge. doi: 10.4324/9781032666839-6

Conclusion

2024

Book Chapter

Teacher expertise

Hardy, Ian, Poed, Shiralee, Gowlett, Christina, Heimans, Stephen, Edwards, Elizabeth J., Armour, Danielle, McLay, Katherine, Hameed, Suraiya Abdul, Beencke, Andrew, Lee, Richard, Balaguera, Laura Rueda and Ocriciano, Michelle (2024). Teacher expertise. Shaping school success. (pp. 32-48) edited by Ian Hardy, Shiralee Poed, Christina Gowlett, Stephen Heimans, Elizabeth J. Edwards, Danielle Armour, Katherine McLay, Suraiya Abdul Hameed, Andrew Beencke, Richard Lee, Laura Rueda Balaguera and Michelle Ocriciano. London, United Kingdom: Routledge. doi: 10.4324/9781032666839-3

Teacher expertise

2024

Book Chapter

Educational leadership

Hardy, Ian, Poed, Shiralee, Gowlett, Christina, Heimans, Stephen, Edwards, Elizabeth J., Armour, Danielle, McLay, Katherine, Hameed, Suraiya Abdul, Beencke, Andrew, Lee, Richard, Balaguera, Laura Rueda and Ocriciano, Michelle (2024). Educational leadership. Shaping school success. (pp. 49-66) edited by Ian Hardy, Shiralee Poed, Christina Gowlett, Stephen Heimans, Elizabeth J. Edwards, Danielle Armour, Katherine McLay, Suraiya Abdul Hameed, Andrew Beencke, Richard Lee, Laura Rueda Balaguera and Michelle Ocriciano. London, United Kingdom: Routledge. doi: 10.4324/9781032666839-4

Educational leadership

2022

Book Chapter

Populism in Australian education: implications for educational leadership

Gowlett, Christina and Niesche, Richard (2022). Populism in Australian education: implications for educational leadership. Populism and educational leadership, administration and policy: international perspectives. (pp. 176-187) edited by Peter Milley and Eugenie A. Samier. London, United Kingdom: Routledge. doi: 10.4324/9781003099482-14

Populism in Australian education: implications for educational leadership

2022

Book Chapter

Exploring and embracing learner diversity through a sociological lens

Gowlett, Christina and Niesche, Richard (2022). Exploring and embracing learner diversity through a sociological lens. Powers of curriculum: sociological aspects of education. (pp. 94-118) edited by Brad Gobby and Rebecca Walker. Melbourne, VIC, Australia: Oxford University Press.

Exploring and embracing learner diversity through a sociological lens

2017

Book Chapter

Performatively resignifying leadership

Gowlett, Christina (2017). Performatively resignifying leadership. Questioning leadership: new directions for educational organisations. (pp. 99-111) edited by Gabriele Lakomski, Scott Eacott and Colin W. Evers. London, United Kingdom: Routledge. doi: 10.4324/9781315646008

Performatively resignifying leadership

2017

Book Chapter

Learner diversity and school practices

Gowlett, Christina and Niesche, Richard (2017). Learner diversity and school practices. In Brad Gobby and Rebecca Walker (Ed.), Powers of curriculum: sociological perspectives in education (pp. 353-371) Melbourne, VIC Australia: Oxford University Press.

Learner diversity and school practices

2016

Book Chapter

Interview with Raewyn Connell: the cultural politics of queer theory in education research

Rasmussen, Mary Lou, Gowlett, Christina and Connell, Raewyn (2016). Interview with Raewyn Connell: the cultural politics of queer theory in education research. The cultural politics of queer theory in education research. (pp. 5-16) edited by Christina Gowlett and Mary Lou Rasmussen. Abingdon, Oxon, United Kingdom: Routledge.

Interview with Raewyn Connell: the cultural politics of queer theory in education research

2016

Book Chapter

Queer(y)ing and recrafting agency: moving away from a model of coercion versus escape

Gowlett, Christina (2016). Queer(y)ing and recrafting agency: moving away from a model of coercion versus escape. The Cultural Politics of Queer Theory in Education Research. (pp. 66-81) edited by Christina Gowlett and Mary Lou Rasmussen. Abingdon, Oxon, United Kingdom: Routledge.

Queer(y)ing and recrafting agency: moving away from a model of coercion versus escape

2016

Book Chapter

Introduction: The cultural politics of queer theory in education research

Gowlett, Christina and Rasmussen, Mary Lou (2016). Introduction: The cultural politics of queer theory in education research. The cultural politics of queer theory in education research. (pp. 1-6) edited by Christina Gowlett and Mary Lou Rasmussen. Abingdon, Oxon, United Kingdom: Routledge.

Introduction: The cultural politics of queer theory in education research

2016

Book Chapter

Advocating a post-structuralist politics for educational leadership

Gowlett, Christina (2016). Advocating a post-structuralist politics for educational leadership. New directions in educational leadership theory. (pp. 86-102) edited by Scott Eacott and Colin W. Evers. Abingdon, Oxon, United Kingdom: Routledge.

Advocating a post-structuralist politics for educational leadership

2015

Book Chapter

Queer theory, policy and education

Rasmussen, Mary Lou and Gowlett, Christina (2015). Queer theory, policy and education. Education policy and contemporary theory: Implications for research. (pp. 195-207) edited by Kalervo N. Gulson, Matthew Clarke and Eva Bendix Petersen. Oxon, United Kingdom: Routledge. doi: 10.4324/9781315818429-17

Queer theory, policy and education

2013

Book Chapter

Doing data differently: Disrupting the dominant intelligibilities surrounding performance data and the impact on secondary schooling

Gowlett, Christina (2013). Doing data differently: Disrupting the dominant intelligibilities surrounding performance data and the impact on secondary schooling. Empirical leadership research: letting the data speak for themselves. (pp. 199-214) edited by Scott Eacott and Richard Niesche. Niagara Falls, NY United States: Untested Ideas Research Center.

Doing data differently: Disrupting the dominant intelligibilities surrounding performance data and the impact on secondary schooling