Faculty profile
Anne Burke
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Research
Latest funding
- $89,002
Utilitarian Processing: A New Strengths-Based Approach to Examining Unique Ways that Autistic Persons Understand the World in Which They Live
SSHRC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $58,495
Children's ecological imagination with augmented storying
SSHRC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $246,406
Resilient Experiences and Agency of Youth and Children During the Pandemic: Re-visioning Education through Storytelling ( REAP)
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
Utilitarian Processing: A New Strengths-Based Approach to Examining Unique Ways that Autistic Persons Understand the World in Which They Live
Principal investigators: Burack, Jacob A.
Keywords: autism spectrum disorder; utilitarian; cognition; attention; perception
Children's ecological imagination with augmented storying
Principal investigators: Kumpulainen, Kristiina
Keywords: children; ecological imagination; environmental education; stories; literacy; digital storytelling; augmented reality technology; relational ontology
Resilient Experiences and Agency of Youth and Children During the Pandemic: Re-visioning Education through Storytelling ( REAP)
Principal investigators: Burke, Anne
Keywords: Creative pedagogies; Children and Youth Resilience; Indigenous and Northern Communities; Arts-based Research; Narrative Storytelling; Immersive and Virtual Reality Technology; Social Cohesion; Teaching and Learning Approaches; Marginalized and Vulnerable Voices
Resilient Experiences and Agency of Youth and Children During the Pandemic: Re-visioning Education through Storytelling ( REAP)
Principal investigators: Burke, Anne
Keywords: Creative pedagogies Children and Youth Resilience Indigenous and Northern Communities Arts-based Research Narrative Storytelling Immersive and Virtual Reality Technology Social Cohesion Teaching and Learning Approaches Marginalized and Vulnerable Voices
Socially Innovative Interventions to Foster and to Advance Young Children's Inclusion and Agency in Society through Voice and Story
Principal investigators: Burke, Anne M.
Keywords: early childhood education; children's voice; land-based pedagogy; playbased learning; multimodalities
Developing a pedagogy of social justice in the classroom through postcolonial literature
Principal investigators: Johnston, Ingrid
Keywords: literature; postcolonialism; social justice; pedagogy; inquiry groups; diversity
Adolescents, identity and digital literacy
Principal investigators: Hughes, Janette M.
Keywords: mobile devices; digital literacy; adolescents; identity
Engaging teachers with Canadian literature for social justice
Principal investigators: Johnston, Ingrid
Keywords: Canadian literature; social justice; pedagogy; collaborative research
The digital blackboard: challenging traditional notions of reading and writing
Principal investigators: Burke, Anne M.
Keywords: new literacies; technology; reading and writing on the screen
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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