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Amy Hanna is a lecturer at the Institute of Education, University of Strathclyde. Amy’s research interests are in childhood studies and children’s rights, with a particular focus on children’s rights in education and how children’s participation rights are implemented.
This blog post documents the journey to co-author outcomes of a Students as Researcher project (Fielding & Bragg, 2003) as a perspectives and reflections article for the Curriculum Journal (see...
Continue reading blog postOur vernacular is somewhat noisy with idioms of silence: deafening silences; as silent as the grave; a wall of silence; suffering in silence. Other idioms offer implicit references to silence,...
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