QSpace at Queen's University: Recent submissions
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High‐resolution unmanned aerial vehicle aeromagnetic surveys for mineral exploration targets
(Wiley, 2020-01)Recent advancements in geophysical exploration have been realized through reliably integrating unmanned aerial vehicle platforms with lightweight, high‐resolution magnetometer payloads. Unmanned aerial vehicle aeromagnetic ... -
Geomechanics and Mineralogical Characterization of Intact Heterogeneous Rocks from the Legacy Skarn Deposit
Predicting the geomechanical behaviour of rockmasses is key to the economic success and safety of rock engineering projects such as surface and underground excavations. For these projects, unconfined compressive stress ... -
Genocide Culture: From Everyday Cultural Doxa and Ethnic Engineering to Genocide of Kurds in Iraq
This interdisciplinary study reconceptualizes the dominant vision of how genocides begin, and the role civilians play in both cultural and physical forms of genocide. I coined the term “genocide culture” and reconceptualize ... -
The Center for Intercultural Formation, Cuernavaca, Mexico, its Reports (1962-1967) and Illich's Critical Understanding of Mission in Latin America
(Editorial CSIC, 2014-12-30)This paper examines the Reports of the Center for Intercultural Formation (CIF), which were produced in Cuernavaca, Mexico, between 1962-1967 by the Centro de Investigaciones Culturales (Center for Cultural Research) (CIC), ... -
Contextual factors in early career teaching: A systematic review of international research on teacher induction and mentoring programs
(University of South Florida Libraries, 2019-09-07)Early career teachers (ECTs) are situated in a dynamic contextual landscape that both influences their development and practice and dictates professional expectations for instruction and professional learning. This systematic ... -
Developing Resilience and Promoting Well-being in Early Career Teaching: Advice from the Canadian Beginning Teachers
(2019-03-26)Our multi-phase pan-Canadian research study examined the differential impact of teacher induction and mentorship programs on the retention of early-career teachers (ECTs). One of the research phases—interviews—explored the ... -
Attrition, Retention, and Development of Early Career Teachers: Pan-Canadian Narratives
(2018-06-21)Our pan-Canadian research study examined the differential impact of teacher induction and mentorship programs on the early-career teachers’ retention. This article details the stories from our interview participants (N=36) ... -
El Educando Como Sujeto Y El Lugar Del Juego En El Debate Educativo De Finales Del Siglo Xix En Norteamérica = The learner as subject and the place of play and games in the educational debate in North American at the end of the 19th century
(2013-02-01)[article in Spanish] The article examines the building of the idea of the learner as subject and related notions of play and games, in three of the pedagogical creeds published in The School Journal (New York and Chicago) ... -
The Readings of John Dewey’s Work and the Intersection of Catholicism: The Cases of the Institución Libre de Enseñanza and the Thesis of Father Alberto Hurtado, S.J. on Dewey
(Queen's University Library, 2009-10-27)This paper examines the way the intersections with religion affected the readings of Dewey and progressive education themes in two discursive Spanish-speaking scenarios. The first scenario refers to how Dewey was read by ... -
Research Mediation in Education: A Typology of Research Brokering Organizations That Exist Across Canada
(2013-04-15)This paper explores the increasingly prominent role of research brokering organizations (RBOs) in strengthening connections between education research, policy and practice across Canada. This paper is organized in three ... -
Localizing Dewey's Notions of Democracy and Education: A Journey across Configurations in Latin America
(Project Muse, 2019-07-17)This paper explores the reception of Dewey's ideas on democracy and education in Latin America from the beginning of the twentieth century through the "long 1960s" (1958–1974). The analysis is framed by a dynamic interplay ... -
Knowledge Mobilization Practices of Educational Researchers Across Canada
(2018-04-30)Researchers are under increasing pressure to disseminate research more widely with non-academic audiences (efforts we call knowledge mobilization, KMb) and to articulate the value of their research beyond academia to broader ... -
Can Simple Interventions Increase Research Use in Secondary Schools?
(2011-12-05)A variety of interventions have been attempted in education and other fields to increase the use of research use in policy and practice. However, there is still limited research on the impact of these interventions. This ... -
Exploring Equity in Ontario: A Provincial Scan of Equity Policies Across School Boards
(2018-12-14)Canada—and Ontario, in particular—is proud to be characterized as one of the most equitable education systems in the world. However, diversity poses unique challenges for Canadian education systems. This study presents ... -
How are Educational Researchers Interacting with End-users to Increase Impact?
(Engaged Scholar Journal, 2018-08-07)There has been increased interest in how researchers might collaborate with end users to increase the impact of their work. In Canada, efforts to extend research impact beyond academia are called knowledge mobilization ... -
Research Impact, the ‘New Academic Capital’: An Environmental Scan of Research Impact Indicators and Resources for the Humanities and Social Sciences across 32 Countries
(Science Publications, 2018-02-07)Research impact agendas are gaining momentum globally and changing research policies from funding agencies and universities. This article reports on an environmental scan of research impact indicators and resources for ... -
Research Use by Leaders in Canadian School Districts
(CISP Journal Services, 2013-12-03)This paper, part of a larger study, investigates the ways research is used by leaders in Canadian schools and districts, an area in which there is relatively little empirical evidence. The paper analyzes survey results ... -
Ruralizing Dewey: The American friend, internal colonization, and the Action School in post-revolutionary Mexico (1921-1940)
(Queen's University Library, 2011-03-07)The article examines how and to what extent the ideas of John Dewey were adopted and adapted by the political and educational elite of post-revolutionary Mexico and the consequences of that adoption. It provides the ... -
A Tool to Assess and Compare Knowledge Mobilization Efforts of Faculties of Education, Research Brokering Organizations, Ministries of Education, and School Districts
(Brock University Library, 2016-06-22)There are few tools that exist to measure knowledge mobilization (KMb), the process of connecting research to policy and practice, across diverse organizations and sectors. This article reports on a comparison of KMb ... -
The Use of Online Strategies and Social Media for Research Dissemination in Education
(Education Policy Analysis Archives, 2014-09-01)Alongside a growing interest in knowledge mobilization (trying to increase the connection between research, policy and practice) there has been a transformation of how knowledge is produced, accessed and disseminated in ...