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  1. The Transformational Qualities of Drama Education
  2. In Rashad's Shoes: Facilitating Peer Relationships through Drama Education
  3. Drama teacher education – a long-view perspective
  4. Empowerment and a changing curriculum: keynote address NADIE conference, July 1, 1994
  5. “I’m really worried for my teaching spirit”: professional agency, curriculum change and the primary arts specialist teacher
  6. Reflections on shared drama education experiences in New Zealand and Australia
  7. Why has implementation of arts education Western Australian schools been problematic?
  8. Arts education and the Pinterest Problem
  9. Teaching Practicum for pre-service drama education students
  10. There's a lot to learn about being a drama teacher: Pre-service drama teachers' experience of stress and vulnerability during an extended practicum
  11. Raising the Curtain: Investigating the Practicum Experiences of Pre-service Drama Teachers
  12. Embodiment and becoming in secondary drama classrooms: the effects of neoliberal education cultures on performances of self and of drama texts
  13. Arts curriculum implementation: “Adopt and adapt” as policy translation
  14. Data-Driven Performativity: Neoliberalism's Impact on Drama Education in Western Australian Secondary Schools
  15. Desiring machines and nomad spaces: neoliberalism, performativity and becoming in senior secondary drama classrooms
  16. Eudaimonia and creativity: the art of human flourishing