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STEAM Gardens

STEAM Gardens

A collective of educators, researchers, and artists based at Moray House School of Education and Sport exploring the garden as a space for transdisciplinary research and practice

Our Research

Publications

We have published a range of research papers, reports, and briefings focusing on the role and potential of gardens in education, arts-based and creative methodologies, and sensorial and material-aesthetic approaches in STEAM education. See a selected list of our publications below.

 

  • Hancock, J., Colucci-Gray, L., Darling-McQuistan, K., Chapman-Kelly, S. (2025). Decolonising primary teacher education through embodied and sensory approaches in STEAM educationScottish Educational Review. Special Issue: Decolonisation in Teacher Educationhttps://edin.ac/4mgmp9v

 

  • Colucci-Gray, L., & Hancock, J. (Accepted/In Press). Thinking and action on a pressurised Planet: The case for food activism in a formal science education. In A. Sezen-Barrie and S. Tolbert (eds),Handbook of Climate Change Education Research, Policy, and Practice. Springer.

 

  • Colucci-Gray, L., Cooke, C., Sinnemaki, J., Fenivesy, K., & Burnard, P. (Accepted/In press). Audacious enactments of teacher research: A cartography of three practices. In Eruptive Research: Audacious Creative Research Practices for Our Time Brill Academic Publishers.

 

  • Colucci-Gray, L. (Accepted/In press). Artistry of teaching as a practice of curation: Inviting possibilities for knowing and seeing anew. In G. Biesta, & R. Affifi (Eds.), Reclaiming the Artistry of Teaching Bloomsbury .

 

 

  • Hancock, J. with Gray, D., Colucci-Gray, L., & Donald, B. (2023). School Gardens Briefing Paper. Funded by One Seed Forward. https://edin.ac/3ukurJr

 

  • Hancock, J., Gray, D., and Colucci-Gray, L. (2023). A view from the garden: Interrupting the politics of attainment and reorienting education towards sustainable futuresEuropean Educational Research Journalhttps://doi.org/10.1177/14749041231189967

 

  • Hancock, J., Al-Bishawi, R., & Coyle, D. (2023a). Ownership and agency through learner-led design of shared learning spaces: a multi-case study approach. Cambridge Journal of Education, 53(6), 761-778. https://doi.org/10.1080/0305764X.2023.2234848

 

  • Cooke, C., Colucci-Gray, L., and Burnard, P. (2023). Sensing bodies: Transdisciplinary enactments of ‘thing-power’ and ‘making-with’ for educational future-makingDigital Culture and Education 14(5), pp. 24-43.

 

  • Gray, D., Colucci-Gray, L., and Robertson, L. (2021). Cultivating primary creativities in STEAM gardens. In Sculpting new creativities in primary education. Routledge, pp. 146-161.

 

  • Darling-McQuistan, K., Gray, D., Colucci-Gray, L., & Education in the North (2019). Education in a Posthuman AgeEducation in the North26(1), 1-5. https://doi.org/10.26203/41vd-v647

 

 

  • Colucci-Gray, L., & Darling-McQuistan, K. (2018). Researching education in Scotland. In T.G.K. Bryce, W.M. Humes, D. Gillies, & A. Kennedy (Eds.), Scottish Education(5th ed.). Edinburgh University Press.

 

 

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