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Critical Health Education Studies a space for academics/others interested in critical studies of health ed and exploring innovative new pedagogical approaches
Joined May 2017
This new resource brings learning via critical inquiry and health literacy and numeracy to the fore in HPE - learning about fitness. It provides kids who may not be active for whatever reason opportunities to learn about fitness in ways that might be more palatable for them.
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This critical conversation will be of interest @CHESS
We have a terrific line up of speakers including @SandroDemaio @megan_warin @jessfields @ClairePalermo @JacintaElston. Be sure to register via the link
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We have a terrific line up of speakers including @SandroDemaio @megan_warin @jessfields @ClairePalermo @JacintaElston. Be sure to register via the link
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Wonderful to see our CHESS conference papers out in this months Health Education Journal. The introduction and keynote summaries are open access-click here https://t.co/x5XZEBeUN4 Table of contents here https://t.co/t0brE14vKi Details of next conference comings soon.
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Table of contents for Health Education Journal, 85, 2
Hot off the press- our special themed issue of HEJ Critical Health Education Studies . We have open access. So if you want to read about our version of @CritHealthStud & check out what our keynotes said @DALupton @jengilbert263 & Melinda Webber see here:
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Well what spectacular news for Rosie and her co-authors AND for the field of critical studies of health education . It is indeed a terrific paper and it was part of a SI series on Critical Perspectives in Health Education.
Wow! Our paper "In search of the socially critical in health education..." won the Health Education Journal 2019 Outstanding Paper Award (coauthored w/ Jan Wright and Gabrielle O'Flynn). https://t.co/VjODXRfECO
@MonashEducation #LiteratiAwards @EmeraldEdu @CritHealthStud
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Wow! Our paper "In search of the socially critical in health education..." won the Health Education Journal 2019 Outstanding Paper Award (coauthored w/ Jan Wright and Gabrielle O'Flynn). https://t.co/VjODXRfECO
@MonashEducation #LiteratiAwards @EmeraldEdu @CritHealthStud
Congratulations to the winners of this year's #LiteratiAwards! To help celebrate the outstanding contributions by our authors and reviewers we're offering free access to the winning papers for a limited time, here: https://t.co/pXLLnz7dqv
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So this exhibition takes a critical look at how food is schooled? Past to present. We are going to try and concoct a recipe for change moving forward. Lets see what we can do differently
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No real surprises .. time to change our focus and approach perhaps
"Despite a theoretically informed and extensively piloted intervention that achieved high levels of engagement, follow-up, and fidelity of delivery, we found no effect of the intervention on preventing overweight or obesity"
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Signing off for a few days R&R. Hope everyone got home safe (or to your next location) And thanks again to you all for such a fab conference
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Only three days until the latest issue of the Graduate Journal of Food Studies launches! Be sure to like and follow us to stay up to date! #GJFS7 #foodstudies
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@CritHealthStud Congratulations and heartfelt thanks to Deana and Katie for organising such an enriching and enjoyable conference.
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So excited to hear @thisnewman talk about queer kids’ understandings & experiences of belonging @CritHealthStud @CSRH_UNSW #CHESS18
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It’s inspiring to hear @DALupton talk about working as a ‘vanguard’, taking a critical standpoint to existing normative health provision & communication @CritHealthStud #CHESS18
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Well what a terrific few days. Thank you to everyone who travelled to Queenstown to make the first CHESS conference such a wonderful and warm interdisciplinary conference. So many great papers with all shades of critical - we are so grateful. Travel safe Deana & Katie
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@DALupton reflects on the ideologies & discourses of public health... and the need to critique them @CritHealthStud #CHESS18
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People still aren’t worrying about where their personal information goes and how it is exploited even after Cambridge Analytica scandal. When promoting apps as health interventions it’s important to consider what might happen to the data @DALupton @CritHealthStud #chess18
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