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Prof Roseanna Bourke PhD, MEd, PGDipEdPsych, BEd

Professor of Learning and Assessment

Doctoral Supervisor
Institute of Education

My research is currently focused on a framework for children and teachers to explore informing learning and young children’s conceptions of informal and everyday learning, and how this relates to classroom practices. I am interested in supporting teachers, psychologists and parents to understand a broader concept of learning to ensure that young people’s learning identity is not narrowed through a curriculum-specific lens. I have worked in a range of leadership roles including Manager, Professional Practice in the Ministry of Education; Director of the Centre for Educational Development (a teacher PLD service), and am currently the Academic Director of the Educational Psychology programme at Massey University.  I co-ordinate the Postgrad Cert for Tertiary Teaching and Learning and am currently working on a staff-student partnership research with tertiary students. I run national workshops for tertiary educators on Student self-assessment. An assessment method for enhanced learning.

I am a registered teacher and psychologist with an interest in the areas of learning and assessment, children's rights, student voice, informal and everyday learning, ethics in education, and the impact on institutionalised practices on student learning. I was Co-PI on the research exploring Children's informal learning during COVID-19 lockdown. I recently completed a 3-year  programme of research on the impact of children’s everyday learning on teaching and learning in classrooms. I have been Co-Editor of the New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies (NZJES); and am currently Associate Editor on the International Journal of Student Voice Resesearch (IJSVR).

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Professional

Contact details

  • Ph: +64 (06) 356 9099 | 027 2927257
    Location: Activity zone, Social Science Tower (Level 5)
    Campus: Manawatu

Qualifications

  • Doctor of Philosophy - Massey University (2001)
  • Master of Education - University of Otago (1991)
  • Postgraduate Diploma in Educational Psychology - University of Otago (1991)
  • Bachelor of Education - Massey University (1988)

Certifications and Registrations

  • Licence, Supervisor, Massey University

Research Expertise

Research Interests

Informal and everyday learning, Children's Rights, student voice(s), sustainable assessment practices, self-asssessment, ipsative assessment.

Thematics

21st Century Citizenship

Area of Expertise

Field of research codes
Education (130000): Education Assessment and Evaluation (130303): Education Systems (130100): Higher Education (130103): Specialist Studies in Education (130300): Teacher Education and Professional Development of Educators (130313)

Keywords

  • learning
  • informal learning
  • tertiary learning
  • assessment
  • self-assessment
  • Cultural Historical Activity Theory (CHAT)
  • ethics into practice
  • student voice
  • inclusive learning
  • evaluation of practice-based initiatives in schools
  • tertiary teaching and learning

Research Projects

Summary of Research Projects

Position Current Completed
Not Specified 0 5
Project Leader 3 6
Team Member 0 1

Current Projects

Project Title: TLRI: The impact of Children's everyday learning on teaching and learning in classrooms and across schools

We aim to develop a deep understanding of how Year 5 students learn informally in their everyday lives outside school. This knowledge will be used to support teachers across 2 schools to develop and trial classroom pedagogies that are informed by their students' informal learning strengths. By year 3 of the research, these teachers will support other teachers across another 4 schools to access and use the evidence-based resources developed to harness children's informal learning pedagogies and interests. This project explores how the knowledge of children's informal learning outside of school can enhance teaching and learning practice in the classroom. The first year researches young people's informal learning communities (ILCs). Year 5 students will develop rich media informal learning autobiographies that contribute directly to an Ako Manga professional learning process for their teachers. The second year continues the Ako Manga and the ongoing exploration of informal learning outside of school. It focuses on the teachers' experiences of incorporating informal learning (activities, pedagogies and assessments) into formal learning contexts alongside and for their students. The third year of the project involves teachers working across schools to explore whether multiple teacher communities can learn to adapt pedagogical practice across schools.
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Date Range: 2014 - 2019

Funding Body: New Zealand Council For Educational Research

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Project Title: Learning to be workplace ready through assessment: Together with students

The project identifies the benefits and challenges of creating deliberative pathways to employment via the University sector, starting with Massey University as a case study. It does this by collaborating with industry partners in a 3-way integration of faculty staff-students-industry with the focus on assessment. Assessment is a pivotal aspect of the teaching and learning relationship in tertiary education, and contemporary approaches to assessment can enable graduates to approach novel situations in the future. The project aims to explore how students can be given a greater role in developing their identity as a learner and a degree-qualified worker through assessment practices that are relevant to their intended occupational destinations (e.g. developing criteria, self-assessment and ePortfolios). The assertion is that this enables them to better position themselves as vibrant, confident, potential employees in their chosen occupational field. RESEARCH QUESTIONS: What constitutes a partnership approach in higher education? - What are current examples of faculty-student-industry partnership approaches in assessment used across the Colleges within Massey University? How does participation in these approaches influence (a) students' views of learning and (b) tertiary educators' assessment practices How does participation in these activities influence (a) students' and (b) potential employers' views of the students' employment options and confidence to actively promote their skills and understanding across university-industry contexts.
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Date Range: 2017 - 2017

Funding Body: Massey University

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Research Outputs

Journal

Adams, N., & Bourke, R. (2021). Teachers’ joy of teaching children with a chronic illness: the opportunities to learn. International Journal of Inclusive Education.
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Miller, H., Bourke, R., & Dharan, V. (2021). Fostering success: young people’s experience of education while in foster care. International Journal of Inclusive Education.
[Journal article]Authored by: Bourke, R., Muralidharan, V.
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Bourke, R., O'Neill, J., & Loveridge, J. (2018). Children's conceptions of informal and everyday learning. Oxford Review of Education. 44(6), 771-786 Retrieved from https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/03054985.2018.1450238
[Journal article]Authored by: Bourke, R., O'Neill, J.
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Bourke, R., O’Neill, J., & Loveridge, J. (2018). What starts to happen to assessment when teachers learn about their children’s informal learning?. Australian Educational Researcher. 45(1), 33-50
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Bourke, R. (2017). Self-assessment to incite learning in higher education: Developing ontological awareness. Assessment and Evaluation in Higher Education.
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Bourke, R. (2018). Self-assessment to incite learning in higher education: developing ontological awareness. Assessment and Evaluation in Higher Education. 43(5), 827-839
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Bourke, R., & Loveridge, J. (2017). Editorial: Educational Research and Why It’s Important. New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies. 52(2), 207-210
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Bourke, R., & Loveridge, J. (2017). Exploring Wicked Problems and Challenging Status Quo Thinking Through Educational Research. New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies. 52(1)
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Bourke, R., & MacDonald, J. (2017). Reflecting on evaluation practice by considering an educative values-engaged approach: How would it have changed this utilisation-focused evaluation? http://www.nzcer.org.nz/system/files/journals/evaluation-maters/downloads/Evaluation%20Matters_08_MacDonald%20and%20Bourke_prf1.pdf. Evaluation Matters. Retrieved from http://nzcer/
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Bourke, R. (2016). Liberating the learner through self-assessment. Cambridge Journal of Education. 46(1), 97-111
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Bourke, R., & Loveridge, J. (2016). Beyond the official language of learning: Teachers engaging with student voice research. Teaching and Teacher Education. 57, 59-66
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Bourke, R., & Loveridge, J. (2016). Researching as Understanding. New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies. 51(1)
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Bourke, R., & MacDonald, J. (2016). Creating a space for student voice in educational evaluation. International Journal of Research and Method in Education. 41(2), 156-168 Retrieved from https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/1743727X.2016.1256983
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Bourke, R., & Loveridge, J. (2015). Fifty years! the New Zealand Journal of Education Studies (NZJES) Te Hautaki Ma¯tai Ma¯tauranga o Aotearoa 1966-2015. New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies. 50(1), 1-5
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Bourke, R., & Loveridge, J. (2015). Editorial. New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies. 50(2), 173-175
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Bourke, R., & Loveridge, J. (2014). Exploring informed consent and dissent through children's participation in educational research. International Journal of Research and Method in Education. 37(2), 151-165
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Bourke, R. (2014). Self-assessment in professional programmes within tertiary institutions. Teaching in Higher Education. 19(8), 908-918
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Bourke, R., Kearney, A., & Bevan-Brown, J. (2004). Stepping out of the classroom: Involving teachers in the evaluation of national special education policy. British Journal of Special Education. 31(3), 150-156
[Journal article]Authored by: Bourke, R., Kearney, A.
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Bourke, R. (2017). The ethics of including and ‘standing up’ for children and young people in educational research. International Journal of Inclusive Education. 21(3), 231-233
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Bourke, R., Loveridge, J., O’Neill, J., Erueti, B., & Jamieson, A. (2017). A sociocultural analysis of the ethics of involving children in educational research. International Journal of Inclusive Education. 21(3), 259-271
[Journal article]Authored by: Bourke, R., Erueti, B., O'Neill, J.
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Bourke, R., & MacDonald, J. (2018). Creating a space for student voice in an educational evaluation. International Journal of Research and Method in Education. 41(2), 156-168
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Bourke, R. (2016). Liberating the learner through self-assessment. Cambridge Journal of Education. 46(1), 97-111
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Bourke, R., & Loveridge, J. (2016). Beyond the official language of learning: Teachers engaging with student voice research. Teaching and Teacher Education. 57, 59-66
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Bourke, R., & Dharan, V. (2015). Assessment practices of educational psychologists in Aotearoa/New Zealand: from diagnostic to dialogic ways of working. Educational Psychology in Practice. 31(4), 369-381
[Journal article]Authored by: Bourke, R., Muralidharan, V.Contributed to by: Muralidharan, V.
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Bourke, R., & Loveridge, J. (2014). Exploring informed consent and dissent through children’s participation in educational research. International Journal of Research & Method in Education. 37(2), 151-165 Retrieved from http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/cwse20
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Bourke, R., & Loveridge, J. (2014). “Radical collegiality” through student voice: Challenging our understandings of educational experience, policy and practice. New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies. 49(2), 126-130
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Bourke, R., & Loveridge, J. (2014). Exposing the divide between assessment and the point of learning through student voice. New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies. 49(2), 149-161 Retrieved from http://www.nzare.org.nz/
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Bourke, R. (2014). Self-assessment in professional programmes in tertiary institutions. Teaching in Higher Education. 19(8), 908-918 Retrieved from http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/cthe20
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Bourke, R., & Mentis, M. (2014). An assessment framework for inclusive education: integrating assessment approaches. Assessment in Education: Principles, Policy and Practice. 21(4), 384-397
[Journal article]Authored by: Bourke, R., Mentis, M.
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Bourke, R., & Mentis, M. (2014). An assessment framework for inclusive education: integrating assessment approaches. Assessment in Education: Principles, Policy and Practice.
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Bourke, R., & Loveridge, J. (2013). The role of systematic reviews in exploring possibilities for evidence-based practice. New Zealand Journal of Teachers’ Work. 10(1), 1-3
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Bourke, R., & Loveridge, J. (2013). A Scientist-practitioner Model for Inclusive Education: Supporting Graduate Students to Conduct Systematic Reviews for Evidence-based Practice. New Zealand Journal of Teachers’ Work. 10(1), 4-24 Retrieved from http://www.teacherswork.ac.nz/
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Bourke, R., Mentis, M., & O'Neill, J. (2013). Analyzing tensions within a professional learning and development initiative for teachers. Learning, Culture and Social Interaction. 2(4), 265-276
[Journal article]Authored by: Bourke, R., Mentis, M., O'Neill, J.
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Bourke, R., Mentis, M., & O'Neill, J. (2013). Analyzing tensions within a professional learning and development initiative for teachers. Learning, Culture and Social Interaction.
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Bourke, R., Mentis, M., & O'Neill, J. (2013). Using activity theory to evaluate a professional learning and development initiative in the use of narrative assessment. Cambridge Journal of Education. 43(1), 35-50
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Bourke, R., & Mentis, M. (2013). Self-assessment as a process for inclusion. International Journal of Inclusive Education. 17(8), 854-867
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McGee, A., & Bourke, R. (2012). The challenge of change: Using activity theory to understand a cultural innovation. Journal of Educational Change. 13(2), 217-233 Retrieved from https://link.springer.com/
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Bevan-Brown, J., Bourke, R., Butler, P., Carroll-Lind, J., Kearney, A., & Mentis, M. (2012). Essential elements in a professional learning and development programme: A New Zealand case study of autism professional development to promote collaborative practices. Professional Development in Education. 38(4), 631-646
[Journal article]Authored by: Bourke, R., Butler, P., Kearney, A., Mentis, M.
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Bourke, R., & McGee, A. (2012). The challenge of change: Using activity theory to understand a cultural innovation. Journal of Educational Change. 13(2), 217-233
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Bourke, R., & McGee, A. (2012). The challenge of change: Using activity theory to understand a cultural innovation. Journal of Educational Change. , 1-17
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Bourke, R., Mentis, M., & Todd, L. (2011). Visibly learning: Teachers' assessment practices for students with high and very high needs. International Journal of Inclusive Education. 15(4), 405-419
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Bourke, R., Mentis, M., & Todd, L. (2011). Visibly learning: teachers' assessment practices for students with high and very high needs. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION. 15(4), 405-419
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O'Neill, J., & Bourke, R. (2010). Educating teachers about a code of ethical conduct. Ethics and Education. 5(2), 159-172
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O'Neill, J., Bourke, R., & Kearney, A. (2009). Discourses of inclusion in initial teacher education: Unravelling a New Zealand 'number eight wire' knot. Teaching and Teacher Education. 25(4), 588-593
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Book

O'Neill, J. (2018). Voice and the ethics of children's agency in educational research. In R. Bourke, & J. Loveridge (Eds.) Radical Collegiality through Student Voice Educational Experience, Policy and Practice. (pp. 39 - 54). : Springer
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O'Neill, J., Forster, M., Kupu MacIntyre, L., Rona, S., & Tu'imana, L. (2018). towards an ethic of cultural responsiveness in researching Māori and Tongan children's learning in everyday settings. In R. Bourke (Ed.) Ethical and Inclusive Research with Children.
[Chapter]Authored by: Forster, M., O'Neill, J.Edited by: Bourke, R.
Bourke, R., & Loveridge, J. (2018). Using student voice to challenge understandings of educational research, policy and practice. In Radical Collegiality through Student Voice: Educational Experience, Policy and Practice. (pp. 1 - 16).
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Bourke, R., & Loveridge, J. (2018). Students’ voice shifting the gaze from measured learning to the point of learning. In Radical Collegiality through Student Voice: Educational Experience, Policy and Practice. (pp. 143 - 157).
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Bourke, R., & Loveridge, J. (2018). Beyond the official language of learning: Teachers engaging with student voice research. In Radical Collegiality through Student Voice: Educational Experience, Policy and Practice. (pp. 159 - 177).
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Bourke, R. (Ed.) (2018). Ethical and inclusive research with children. : Routledge
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Bourke, R. (Ed.) (2018). Ethical and inclusive research with children.. : Routledge
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(2018). Radical collegiality through student voice: Educational experience, policy and practice.
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Bourke, R., MacDonald, J., Lucas, M., Williams, J., & Sheerin, M. (2017). Enriching the Wellbeing of Young Adolescents in Secondary School. In J. Berman, & J. MacArthur (Eds.) Student Perspectives on School. Informing Inclusive Practice. (pp. 177 - 196). : Leiden: Brill Sense
[Chapter]Authored by: Bourke, R.
Bourke, R. (2017). Untangling optical illusions: The moral dilemmas and ethics in assessment practices for inclusive education. In A. Gajewski (Ed.) Ethics, Equity and Inclusive Education. (pp. 215 - 238). : Emerald Group Publishing
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Bourke, R. (2017). Untangling optical illusions: The moral dilemmas and ethics in assessment practices. (pp. 215 - 237).
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Nozaki, Y., Openshaw, R., & Luke, A. (2005). Introduction. (pp. 1 - 10).
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Bourke, R.(2010). The Chameleonic learner: Learning and self-assessment in context. : New Zealand Council for Educational Research (NZCER)
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Bourke, R., & Loveridge, J. (2014). Student voice(s) as a pedagogical tool. In A. St.George, S. Brown, & J. O'Neill (Eds.) Facing the Big Questions in Teaching: Purpose, Power and Learning. : Nelson Cengage Learning New Zealand
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Bourke, R., & Mentis, M. (2014). Self-assessment as an ‘insider’ lens for learning and assessment. In The SAGE Handbook of Special Education: Two Volume Set, Second Edition. (pp. 537 - 552).
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Carrington, S., Bourke, R., & Dhahran, V. (2012). Whole school review and development for more inclusive schooling. In S. Carrington, & JA. MacArthur (Eds.) Teaching in inclusive school communities. (pp. 347 - 372). : John Wiley & Sons Australia, Ltd
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Bourke, R., & O'Neill, J. (2012). Ethics in inclusive education: Helping teachers to understand dilemmas in teaching and learning. In S. Carrington, & J. MacArthur (Eds.) Teaching in Inclusive School Communities. (pp. 89 - 116). : John Wiley & Sons Australia, Ltd
[Chapter]Authored by: Bourke, R., O'Neill, J.
Bourke, R., Lawrence, A., McGee, A., O'Neill, J., & Curzon, J. (Eds.) (2008). Talk about learning. Working alongside teachers. : Pearson Education
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St. George, A., & Bourke, R. (2008). Understanding learning to inform teaching. In A. St. George, S. Brown, & J. O'Neill (Eds.) Facing the Big Questions in Teaching: Purpose, Power and Learning. (pp. 123 - 133).
[Chapter]Authored by: Bourke, R.Edited by: O'Neill, J.
Bourke, R. (2008). What students can teach us about learning. In A. St.George, S. Brown, & J. O'Neill (Eds.) Facing the Big Questions in Teaching: Purpose, Power and Learning. (pp. 155 - 164). : Cengage Learning
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Bourke, R., & St George, A. (2008). Understanding learning through theory. In R. Bourke, A. Lawrence, A. McGee, J. O'Neill, & J. Curzon (Eds.) Talk About Learning: working alongside teachers. (pp. 13 - 26). Auckland, NZ: Pearson
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Bourke, R., & Mentis, M. (2007). Self-assessment as a lens for learning. In The SAGE Handbook of Special Education. (pp. 319 - 330).
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Bourke, R. (1999). At Lære Og At Leve I En Sammensat Verden. In D. Cecchin, & E. Sander (Eds.) Liv & Læring – I paedagogiske kontekster. : Denmark: BUPL
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Report

Bourke, R., O'Neill, J., McDowall, S., Dacre, M., Mincher, N., Narayanan, V., . . . Tuifagalele, R.(2021). Children's informal learning at home during COVID-19 lockdown. http://www.nzcer.org.nz/research/publications/learning-during-lockdown: NZCER
[Technical Report]Authored by: Bourke, R., Dacre, M., Mincher, N., Narayanan, V., O'Neill, J.
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Bourke, R., Butler, P., & O'Neill, J. (2021). Children with Additional Needs.
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Bourke, R., O'Neill, J., & Loveridge, J. (2018). The impact of children’s everyday learning on learning and teaching in classrooms and across schools..
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MacDonald, J., Bourke, R., Berg, M., & Burgon, J.(2016). My friends youth final evaluation report. : NZCER
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Bourke, R., & Tait, C.(2012). Self-assessment in tertiary education. Final research report to Ako Aotearoa.
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Conference

Heinrich, E., Jin, Y., Bourke, R., & Fuller, I. (2018, July). The strengths of truly interactive conference formats. Presented at HERDSA Conference. Adelaide, Australia.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Bourke, R., Fuller, I., Heinrich, E., Jin, Y.
Bourke, R., & MacDonald, J.Giving voice to students to understand their engagement and experiences of a mental health initiative in secondary schools. . Te Whare Wanaga o Awanuiarangi, Whakatane
[Conference Paper]Authored by: Bourke, R.
Bourke, R., O’Neill, J., & Loveridge, J.(2018). Children’s conceptions of informal and everyday learning. Paper presented at the meeting of Oxford Review of Education
[Conference Paper]Authored by: Bourke, R., Erueti, B., O'Neill, J.
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Bourke, R., & MacDonald, J.Setting the compass to North: Student voice as an evaluation tool in an educational evaluation. . Auckland, New Zealand
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Bourke, R.Self-assessment to liberate the learner. . Edinburgh, Scotland
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Consultancy and Languages

Consultancy

  • Jan 2013 - ongoing - Ako Aotearoa
    I have developed and facilitate national workshops for tertiary educators on 'Student self-assessment. An assessment method for enhanced learning'
  • Jan 2007 - Nov 2008 - Education Council
    I led a research team to develop an evidence-based programme on enhancing ethical practice for teachers across the sectors. These 'Ethics into Practice' series were facilitated across New Zealand.
  • Jan 2020- - Massey University
    I have developed an facilitate PLD workshops on including children in decisions that affect them. CHildren's Rights and Student Voice.

Teaching and Supervision

Teaching Statement

I am the director of the Educational Psychogy programme, teaching into the MEdDevPsych courses  and the Internship programme.

I also teach undergraduate course 'Teaching and learning in everyday settings'.

Courses Coordinated

  • 256.754 Assessment in Educational Psychology
  • 256.843 Evidence-based practice in educational psychology
  • 256.846 Professional Leadership in Educational Psychology
  • 256.847 Applied Research in Educational Psychology
  • 263.315 Teaching and Learning in Everyday Settings
Contact Supervisor

Summary of Doctoral Supervision

Position Current Completed
Main Supervisor 3 0
Co-supervisor 2 0

Current Doctoral Supervision

Main Supervisor of:

  • Maria Dacre - Doctor of Philosophy
    Children's Participation in Curriculum Decision-Making to Support their Rights to be Self-DeterminingChildren's Participation in Curriculum Decision-Making to Support their Rights to be Self-Determining
  • Vani Narayanan - Doctor of Philosophy
    Social experiences of children with autism in inclusive educational settings.

Co-supervisor of:

  • Sarika Rona - Doctor of Philosophy
    Paying attention to the ordinary in our extraordinary lives. Pūrākau of learning and teaching in the everyday lives of whānau.
  • Ann Terry - Doctor of Philosophy
    A Dynamic Approach to Metacognitive Assessment Using Games

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