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How 'student voice' has evolved over time

Teacher magazine interviewed Roger Holdsworth, Honorary Associate of the Youth Research Centre at the University of Melbourne, about how the definition of student voice has evolved since it first emerged in Australian schools in the 1980s.

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student voice , attitudes

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Audience Educators , Parents

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