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Lucy Angus completed her doctorate at the Faculty of Education, York University in 2019. Her research spans interdisciplinary approaches to early childhood education, focusing on children’s embodied perceptions and experiences related to literature through interviews and case studies. Angus's interests include the constructions and relational histories of childhood education, particularly accounts of transdisciplinarity in knowledge that inform pedagogical, historical, and methodological aspects of education. She emphasizes the role of novel conceptions in shaping early childhood education, advocating for inquiry-driven pedagogical approaches. Her current work engages with critical perspectives on social-emotional education, exploring the emotional worlds of children and teachers. Angus teaches various courses within the Faculty of Education, aiming to contribute to the understanding and development of child development and health, critical perspectives on theory and research, and cultural representations in education.
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