Promoting sociology in Australia
Facilitating sociology teaching and research
Enhancing the professional development of TASA members
- development;
- diversity and equity issues;
- education for sustainability;
- citizenship;
- family/school relationships
- globalisation;
- governance,
- learning communities and networks;
- internationalisation;
- lifelong learning;
- pedagogy;
- sociology of the curriculum;
- school and school system as a social institution;
- teachers and teacher organization;
- workplace learning;
- theoretical frameworks and methodological approaches to the sociology of education;
June 2009
Associate Professor Julie Matthews, The University of the Sunshine Coast, jmatthew@usc.edu.au
Professor Terri Seddon, Monash University, Terri.Seddon@education.monash.edu.au
1. Julie Matthews, USC
2. Terri Sedden, Monash
3. Cynthia Joseph, Monash
4. Teulu Zulfikar, Monash
5. Roslyn Hore, Swinburne
6. Martin Forsey, UWA
7. Merete Schmidt, UTas
8. Annabelle Leve, Monash
9. Zane Ma Rhea, Monash
10. Joan Abott-Chapman, UTas
11. Joel Windle, Monash
12. Julie McMillan, ANU
13. Mary Lou Rasmussen, Monash
14. David Zyngier, Monash
15. Robert Lingard, UQ
16. Barbara Kaminier, Melb
17. Glenda Ballantyne, Swinburne
18. Catherine Doherty, QUT
19. Raewyn Connell, USyd
20. Ben Wadham, Flinders
Symposium
Sociology of Education: Past, Present and Future
Monday 16 August, 2010 10am - 4pm
Monash University, Melbourne
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Due 2010
2010 - $1,500 funding assistance towards running a one-day symposium to facilitate network development and stimulate project and publication activities. The funding will also enable some doctoral students to attend.