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Fatimah Ibrahim,Juliana Usman,Swe Jyan Tehalia, proposing that curriculum-historical inquiry is an important but under-developed aspect of Australian curriculum inquiry, but that nonetheless there is some indication that a focus on (post-)linguistic and discourse-theoretical perspectives provides new opportunities for work in this area. Wha

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-7554-4ge’ (PNAIC), whose main action is the continuing education of literacy. From a discursive perspective of curriculum, it is argued that the curricular discourses produced within this programme take place in a displacement of signifiers such as formation, curriculum, quality, law and knowledge and are

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-3498-6 how this affects the process of policy making. It will do so by taking the linguistic situation in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg as an example, where the construction of identity is closely linked to institutional trilingualism. This is illustrated with reference to two notable acts of legislation

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Michelle J. Bellino,James H. Williamss invisible Indigenous learners in the Australian education space, teachers are unsupported to develop a coherent pedagogical narrative about Indigenous ontologies, epistemologies and worldviews and work with these for productive and successful outcomes for Indigenous students.

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