Directed by @LarissaMcD1 & Sarah E. Truman. Based at the University of Melbourne with global collaborators interested in literary education. Tweet infrequently.
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined February 2020
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LiteraryEducationLab retweeted
The Ngarrngga website is live. Check it out - ngarrngga.org
Ngarrngga is a Taungurung word meaning to know, to hear, to understand.
Our work ĺooks to support educators to showcase Indigenous Knowledges into their teaching and learning.
LiteraryEducationLab retweeted
Phenomenonal talk today by Kathryn Yusoff for the Reading Climate project with @LitEdLab at @EduMelb Tomorrow an all day workshop. How do we challenge normative, taken for granted literary and geologic practices?
LiteraryEducationLab retweeted
Attn: teachers!
We’re partnering with @LitEdLab (@EduMelb) on a pilot research project looking at ways Indigenous climate fiction can offer an innovative frame for building knowledge in secondary English classrooms.
Find out more:
stella.org.au/2022/09/readin…
LiteraryEducationLab retweeted
What has consent education got to do with subject English? What can literature teach us about consent? Come along and join the conversation at the Wheeler Centre on June 8. wheelercentre.com/events/rea…
@LitEdLab @TheStellaPrize
LiteraryEducationLab retweeted
The latest in our Necessary Conversations series: if you need to start conversations about floods and changing climate, these books might help you find a pathway into that discussion.
New in Necessary Conversations: picture books, children's fiction, & YA on floods and storms, from AustLit, whose team works on the banks of Maiwar/the Brisbane River.
This will be the first in a series of Necessary Conversations on catastrophic climates.
austlit.edu.au/necessaryconv…
LiteraryEducationLab retweeted
Tonight at 7pm (AEDT)!
Hear Ellen van Neerven, Dr Tony Birch, and Professor Kathryn Yusoff discuss Indigenous literatures, school English and sustainable futures in this free online symposium in partnership @LitEdLab.
stella.org.au/2021/12/readin…
LiteraryEducationLab retweeted
Join Ellen van Neerven, Tony Birch & Kathryn Yusoff online for a discussion on Reading Climate: Indigenous Literatures, School English and Sustainable Futures. Supported by @TheStellaPrize & @LitEdLab.
Date: 20th Jan, 7pm AEDT. Register via link below.
artsfront.com/event/167997-r…
LiteraryEducationLab retweeted
Register to join us in person & by zoom on Thurs, Dec 2 'Politics & Policy SIG' @AustAssocResEd Conference Hub Event @MGSE, @STE_ResearchHub, w @Jess_Gerrard @Julie_McLeod1 @FazalRizvi1 @Radgorur @boblingard86 @GulsonKalervo @glenncsavage + bit.ly/3cpAvnp, @chalkhands
LiteraryEducationLab retweeted
🚨 New research! 🚨
"Affective enactments: the pedagogy and cultural politics of reading in an Australian classroom" -
Mary Purcell
tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1…
LiteraryEducationLab retweeted
New research!
"Disrupting intertextual power networks: challenging literature in schools" - Sarah E. Truman, Larissa McLean Davies & Lucy Buzacott write about intertextuality and power in secondary schools. A must-read!
tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1…
@sarahetruman @LarissaMcD1
LiteraryEducationLab retweeted
Workshops are available for secondary teachers to create units of work for their classes in a remote-learning context. Videos and worksheets will introduce students to autobiographical writing, performance writing, and the relationship between writing and self-care.
LiteraryEducationLab retweeted
Stella Schools is delighted to announce the Write Up Digital Workshop Series — three free pre-recorded online workshops for secondary school students featuring @MandyOrd, @vidyarrrr and @evelynaraluen: thestellaprize.com.au/school…
LiteraryEducationLab retweeted
Excited to see @LarissaMcD1 talk about the future of Australian literature on 13 August!
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LiteraryEducationLab retweeted
Stella is delighted to announce the 2020 Stella Prize shortlist, six exemplary books by Australian women:
thestellaprize.com.au/prize
#2020StellaPrize
