Returning Learning

Auteur

Simone M. Blom, Southern Cross University, Australia.

Résumé
The book explores early school years teachers' perceptions of nature and how this informs their pedagogy through a posthuman theoretical framework. The theoretical framework is purposefully designed to disrupt dichotomies and reject abuse to marginalised others.

Contenu

1. The First Turn: Thinking with/as nature for educational futures. 2. The Second Turn: Teachers' perceptions with/as nature in environmental education, a returning. 3. The Third Turn: Posthuman theorising in educational research with teachers' nature perceptions and pedagogies. 4. The Fourth Turn: Methodologies that matter for future making in educational research. 5. The Fifth Turn: Diffractive ethnography as a posthuman qualitative tension in environmental education research. 6. The Sixth Turn: Data designing and methods making in posthuman educational research. 7. The Seventh Turn: Exploring the materialities of context in posthuman educational research. 8. The Eighth Turn: Diffractive data entanglements for presenting posthuman educational research part one. 9. The Ninth Turn: Diffractive data entanglements for presenting posthuman educational research part two. 10.The Tenth Turn: Meaning-making with/as nature for educational futures.