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Michelle Ronksley-Pavia
Michelle Ronksley-Pavia
Gifted Education and Twice-Exceptionality Specialist
Verified email at griffith.edu.au - Homepage
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A model of twice-exceptionality: Explaining and defining the apparent paradoxical combination of disability and giftedness in childhood
M Ronksley-Pavia
Journal for the Education of the Gifted 38 (3), 318-340, 2015
1152015
Engaging marginalized,“at-risk” middle-level students: A focus on the importance of a sense of belonging at school
D Pendergast, J Allen, G McGregor, M Ronksley-Pavia
Education Sciences 8 (3), 138, 2018
1052018
Privileging the voices of twice-exceptional children: An exploration of lived experiences and stigma narratives
M Ronksley-Pavia, P Grootenboer, D Pendergast
Journal for the Education of the Gifted 42 (1), 4-34, 2019
562019
Bullying and the unique experiences of twice exceptional learners: Student perspective narratives
M Ronksley-Pavia, P Grootenboer, D Pendergast
Gifted child today 42 (1), 19-35, 2019
542019
Multiage education: An exploration of advantages and disadvantages through a systematic review of the literature
M Ronksley-Pavia, GM Barton, D Pendergast
Australian Journal of Teacher Education (Online) 44 (5), 24-41, 2019
372019
Conceptualising gifted student (dis) engagement through the lens of learner (re) engagement
M Ronksley-Pavia, MM Neumann
Education Sciences 10 (10), 274, 2020
262020
Twice-exceptionality in Australia: Prevalence estimates
M Ronksley-Pavia
Australasian Journal for the Education of the Gifted 29 (2), 17-29, 2020
252020
Listening and responding to the voices of twice exceptional students: Voices from within
M Ronksley-Pavia, G Townend
TalentEd 29, 32-57, 2017
172017
A systematic quantitative literature review of pre-service teachers' sense of belonging during school-based experience
D Pendergast, M Ronksley-Pavia, Y Dewhurst
International Journal of Home Economics 13 (2), 59-79, 2020
132020
Young Adolescent Engagement in Learning
J Allen, G McGregor, D Pendergast, M Ronksley-Pavia
Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan, 2019
132019
Enhancing creativity for gifted and talented students: A Visual arts classroom perspective
M Ronksley-Pavia
TalentEd 28 (1), 32-44, 2014
122014
Preservice teachers' sense of belonging during practicum placements
Y Dewhurst, M Ronksley-Pavia, D Pendergast
Australian Journal of Teacher Education (Online) 45 (11), 17-33, 2020
112020
Insights into disability and giftedness: Narrative methodologies in interviewing young people identified as twice exceptional
M Ronksley-Pavia, P Grootenboer
Narrative research in practice: Stories from the field, 183-207, 2017
92017
Curriculum Differentiation: A Practical approach, Mindscape, 30 (2)
ML Ronksley-Pavia
Curriculum Differentiation, 4-11, 2010
92010
Academic women: Voicing narratives of gendered experiences
M Ronksley-Pavia, MM Neumann, J Manakil, K Pickard-Smith
Bloomsbury Publishing, 2023
62023
Exploring Educator Leadership Practices in Gifted Education to Facilitate Online Learning Experiences for (Re)Engaging Gifted Students
M Ronksley-Pavia, MM Neumann
Education Sciences 12 (2), 99-111, 2022
62022
The lived experiences of twice exceptional children: Narratives of disability and giftedness
M Ronksley-Pavia
Unpublished doctoral thesis). Griffith University, Queensland, Australia, 2016
62016
An empirical investigation of twice-exceptional research in Australia: Prevalence estimates for gifted children with disability· Australian Association for Research in Education
M Ronksley-Pavia
AARE-NZARE 2014 Speaking Back Through Research Conference, 2014
62014
The lived experiences of twice exceptional children: Narrative perceptions of disability and giftedness
M Ronksley-Pavia
Unpublished Doctoral Thesis. Griffith University. Retrieved from https …, 2016
52016
Personal and social capabilities in early adolescents’ literacy practices at home
G Barton, M Ronksley-Pavia
Literacy Learning: The Middle Years 28 (1), 41-50, 2020
42020
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