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Wirkungen im Outsourcing-Prozess,ng the purpose and pedagogy of sexuality education. An argument for why this reconceptualization is necessary is briefly introduced before being expanded in Chap. .. As Sharon Todd’s work constitutes a central thread throughout the ensuing chapters, some of the key ideas and influences which shape h

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Marketing-Know-how in der Nachhaltigkeit,astle Australia, 2017) ideas around ‘breathing life into education’ which form a central metaphor for the book. How this metaphor might be employed as a method for re-animating thought about the nature, purpose and pedagogy of sexuality education is explored. The chapter argues that sexuality educat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-08110-2dagogy are presented. It provides greater detail about how we might reconceptualise what sexuality education can be, and do, as a curriculum subject. To do this, three key ideas from Todd’s philosophical thinking about education are employed. These concepts comprise education as ., . and .. Todd’s n

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Management der Personalkosten im Mittelstandhich invite new forms of sensibility, it looks beyond education, to anthropology (Ingold, . 2000), geography (Pyyry, .:9–16, 2016) and political ecology (Bennett, .. Duke University Press, 2010). Drawing from Ingold (., 2000) and Pyyry’s (.:9–16, 2016) work, the chapter thinks with the concept of ‘d

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