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Sam Houston State University; Department of Language, Literacy, and Special Populations. Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed to Theresa C. Bodon, Sam Houston State University, The College of Education, Eleanor & Charles Garrett Teacher Education Center, 1908 Bobby K. Marks Drive Box 2119, Huntsville, Texas 77341-2119. E-mail: tcb019@shsu.edu
This study aimed at examining the pedagogical needs and challenges of children and young adults living in a refugee camp in France known as the Calais Jungle. Through the researchers' observations and interviews with volunteer teachers and workers at the camp, insights into their perspectives shed light on the pedagogical needs of refugees. Also, utilizing Paulo Freire's philosophical stance, this study provides a contextual approach to the educational practices and ideological viewpoints represented within unregulated refugee camp settings.
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The Pedagogical Needs of Children and Adults Living in the Calais Jungle Refugee Camp: Existential Issues and Perspectives of Volunteer Teachers and Workers
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Creator: Bodon, Theresa C
Creator: Votteler, Nancy K
Department: Comparative and International Education
Date Issued
2017
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English
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electronic documents
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Comparative and International Education
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Subject (LCSH)
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2017
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04
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01
Issue
07
Bodon, Theresa C, & Votteler, Nancy K. (2017). The Pedagogical Needs of Children and Adults Living in the Calais Jungle Refugee Camp: Existential Issues and Perspectives of Volunteer Teachers and Workers (Vols. 04, Issues 07). https://doi.org/10.18275/fire201704011132
Bodon, Theresa C, and Votteler, Nancy K. 2017. “The Pedagogical Needs of Children and Adults Living in the Calais Jungle Refugee Camp: Existential Issues and Perspectives of Volunteer Teachers and Workers”. https://doi.org/10.18275/fire201704011132.
Bodon, Theresa C, and Votteler, Nancy K. The Pedagogical Needs of Children and Adults Living in the Calais Jungle Refugee Camp: Existential Issues and Perspectives of Volunteer Teachers and Workers. no. 07, 2017, https://doi.org/10.18275/fire201704011132.