Embodied pedagogies in human movement studies classrooms: A postgraduate pathway into teaching and learning

Rebecca Olive

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Studying is above all thinking about experience, and thinking about experience is the best way to think accurately.—Paulo Freire (1985, 3, in Offord 2016, 62)Contemporary cultural studies is engage...

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