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Current research projects

List of current research projects and researchers:

Researcher: Begoray, Dr. Deborah

  • Examining Adolescent Literacy, Health and the Media

Researcher: Raptis, Dr. Helen

Researcher: Pantaleo, Dr. Sylvia

  • Reading and Writing Interactive Texts
  • Adolescent Literacy Practices in an Era of Radical Change
  • Constructing Literary Understandings: Grade One Students Respond to Picture Storybook Read-Alouds
    (Elva Knight Award, International Reading Association, 2002)

Researcher: McDonough, Dr. Graham

  • Dissent in Moral Education
    The first is the question of dissent as a concept within moral education, democratic education, and institutional education generally.  How might dissent it be promoted in the service of the common good and how does this concept figure in schooling? I am also working on exploring philosophical conceptions of the family in education under this topic.
  • Promises and Problems of Religion in Education
    On the subject of religion in education, with my colleagues Avi Mintz (University of Tulsa) and Nadeem Memon (Al Akhawayn University, Morocco) I am currently co-editing a book entitled The Promises and Problems of Jewish, Catholic, and Islamic Education in Canada.  It explores three different questions that are of public interest within religious education.  They concern (1) the aims of education in each tradition, (2) how the religious expectations in these schools intersect with the expectations of secular liberal society, and (3) how teachers are theorized to respond to diversity within their religious traditions.  
  • Controversial Issues in Catholic Education
    A significant portion of my work has focused on current trends within public and private Catholic schools and controversial issues and dissent within Catholic education.
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