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SCHOOL MATHEMATICS AS A “GAME”: BEING EXPLICIT AND CONSISTENT Robyn Jorgensen Griffith University Bourdieu’s games analogy helps to explain the differential outcomes in education. Being able to engage with the game
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Charles Darwin University Press / /

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United States / Australia / Papua New Guinea / /

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University of New England / Papua New Guinea University of Technology / Griffith University / /

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education systems / /

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Centre of Science / International Congress / Papua New Guinea University of Technology / Griffith University / Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority / University of New England / My School / /

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Robyn Jorgensen / /

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Aboriginal teaching assistant / teacher / razzle dazzle teacher / early career teacher / class teacher / Head / /

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the Asia-Pacific Journal / /

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