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The first time I heard of Galileo was in the backseat of my parent’s car, whilst they were blaring “Bohemian Rhapsody” by Queen. Galileo (Galileo), Galileo (Galileo), Galileo, Figaro-magnifico I was just a youngster, bobbing away idly in the back seat as my parents were reminiscing about their youth and ... Continue Reading »

Tania has a Junior Primary/Primary Teaching degree with Honours from the University of South Australia.  Having become interested in teacher education, epistemology and philosophy for children she went on to complete a PhD focusing on the reasoning, or epistemological levels, of pre-service teachers.  Primarily, her research focused on how pre-service ... Continue Reading »