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Vol. 17 No. 3 (2018)
Vol. 17 No. 3 (2018)
Published:
2018-10-19
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Vol 17 (3) ECR Special Edition
Introduction: Dialogues about the local and the global in education
Philip Wing Cheung Chan, Hongzhi Zhang, G. R. (Bob) Teasdale
1-4
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Researching and theorising the local in education: Perspectives from Oceania and Asia
Hongzhi Zhang, Philip Wing Cheung Chan, G. R. (Bob) Teasdale
5-14
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Placing the spotlight on open educational resources: Quality alternative or alternative guise?
Donella Joy Cobb
15-29
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The Impact of Samoan Pre-service Teacher Education on Student Learning
Tagataese Tupu Tuia
30-38
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Relationships, relationality and schooling: Opportunities and challenges for Pacific Islander learners in Melbourne’s western suburbs
Irene Kmudu Paulsen
39-54
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Understanding the ‘local’ in indigenous Taiwan
Yulia Nesterova, Liz Jackson
55-66
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Local Insights from the Vietnamese Education System: the impacts of imperialism, colonialism, and the neo-liberalism of globalization
Anh Ngoc Trinh
67-79
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Complex times and needs for locals: Strengthening (local) education systems through education research and development in Oceania
David Taufui Mikato Fa'avae
80-92
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Cross-border education for pupils of kindergartens and schools: The case in Hong Kong
Philip Wing Keung Chan
93-107
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Acknowledging the legitimacy of local practices: A study of communication challenges between Chinese and Australian university students
Yu Tim God, Hongzhi Zhang
108-122
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