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Reporting the ‘education revolution’: MySchool.edu.au in the print media

Pages 1-16 | Published online: 25 Jun 2012

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Sean Phelan & Leon A. Salter. (2019) The Journalistic Habitus, Neoliberal(Ized) Logics, and the Politics of Public Education. Journalism Studies 20:2, pages 154-172.
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Angela T. Ragusa & Kellie Bousfield. (2017) ‘It’s not the test, it’s how it’s used!’ Critical analysis of public response to NAPLAN and MySchool Senate Inquiry. British Journal of Sociology of Education 38:3, pages 265-286.
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Aspa Baroutsis. (2016) Media accounts of school performance: reinforcing dominant practices of accountability. Journal of Education Policy 31:5, pages 567-582.
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Greg Thompson & Nicole Mockler. (2016) Principals of audit: testing, data and ‘implicated advocacy’. Journal of Educational Administration and History 48:1, pages 1-18.
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John Polesel, Suzanne Rice & Nicole Dulfer. (2014) The impact of high-stakes testing on curriculum and pedagogy: a teacher perspective from Australia. Journal of Education Policy 29:5, pages 640-657.
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Kellie Bousfield & Angela T. Ragusa. (2014) A sociological analysis of Australia’s NAPLAN and My School Senate Inquiry submissions: the adultification of childhood?. Critical Studies in Education 55:2, pages 170-185.
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Greg Thompson & Allen G. Harbaugh. (2013) A preliminary analysis of teacher perceptions of the effects of NAPLAN on pedagogy and curriculum. The Australian Educational Researcher 40:3, pages 299-314.
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