Contents - Acknowledgements - Robert Hattam, Robyne Garrett, and Alison Wrench: Introduction - Part I Engaging Disenfranchised Learners - Lisa Smith: “They’re Not Here to Just Teach You”: Practice Architectures and Student Connectedness - Garth Stahl and Sarah McDonald: Exploring Affective Relations in Disadvantaged Education Contexts: How First-in-Family Students Become University Bound - Dylan Chown, Nadeem A. Memon, Amaarah DeCuir, and Basma Elshayyal: Pedagogical Justice for Muslim Leaders - Lester-Irabinna Rigney: Educating Aboriginal Children After Massacre: Adorno in Australia - Andrew Bills, David Armstrong, and Nigel Howard: Scaled Up “Safety-Net” Schooling and the “Wicked Problem” of Educational Exclusion in South Australia—Problem or Solution? - Snjezana Bilic: “I Always Wanted to Come to University”: Afghan-Australian Girls’ Pursuit of Higher Education - Jill Colton: (Dis)assembling the Twenty-First_Century Learner - Part II Engaging in Different Sites - Robyne Garrett: Affect, Embodiment, and Critical Pedagogy - Stephen Kelly: The Culturally Responsive Listener - Sam Osborne: Re- placing Aboriginal Voice in Policy Making and Practice in Remote Aboriginal Education - Sarah Hattam: Recognition and Belonging in Enabling Education - Hannah Soong, Dylan Chown, Nadeem A. Memon, and Mahmood Nathie: Advancing Social and Religious Equity in Super-Diverse Classroom: Reflections for Initial Teacher Education - Robert Hattam: Toward the Knowledge-Producing School - Part III Rethinking Just Curriculum and Pedagogy - Alison Wrench and Robyne Garrett: Socially Critical Orientations and Pedagogies for Justic in Health and Physical Education - Kathryn Paige, David Lloyd, and Richard Smith: Eco-social Justice Education in the Anthropocene - Jenni Carter: Unsettling Settler Colonialism in Teacher Education - Dino Murtic: Visualizing Curriculum: Arts, Film, and Critical Pedagogy - Bindi MacGill: Visual Arts Curriculum: A Pluralist and Embodied Perspective on Shifting Points of View - Melanie Baak and Robert Hattam: Culturally Responsive Pedagogies of Discomfort: Engaging with the Difficult Knowledges of Racism - Abigail Diplock, Anne Morrison, Lester-Irabinna Rigney, and Robert Hattam: Culturally Responsive Pedagogy for Social Justice in Australian Schools: Five Key Ideas - Penelope Bateman: Inclusive Pedagogies of Obscenity: Critical Literacy Takes on Offensive Language in the Classroom - Robert Hattam, Robyne Garrett, and Alison Wrench: Conclusion: Reimagining Pedagogies for Justice - Notes on Contributors