Peter Renshaw is affiliated with the University of Queensland in Australia and has contributed extensively to research in social sciences, focusing primarily on education and its related interdisciplinary fields. Their work explores a range of topics from innovative educational practices to environmental and cultural studies within educational contexts.
The main fields of study in Renshaw's research include social sciences, with significant attention to education. Subfields comprise education, sociology and political science, human factors and ergonomics, developmental and educational psychology, and cultural studies. The research topics they cover highlight children's rights and participation, innovative education and learning practices, posthumanist ethics and activism, innovative teaching and learning methods, art education and development, early childhood education and development, and environmental education and sustainability.
Among Peter Renshaw's recent papers are:
Frequent collaborators in their research include Ron Tooth, Kirsty Jackson, Clarence Ng, Mark W. Wiggins, and Harriet Mortlock. These co-authors have contributed to various projects that intersect across education, sociology, and environmental studies.
Renshaw's research has been published most frequently in the following venues:
Steven R. Asher;Shelley Hymel;Peter D. Renshaw
Merrilyn Goos;Peter Galbraith;Peter David Renshaw
Peter D. Renshaw;Steven R. Asher
Peter D. Renshaw;Peter J. Brown
Merrilyn Goos;Peter Galbraith;Peter David Renshaw;Vince Geiger
S.E. Volet;P.D. Renshaw
S. E. Volet;P. D. Renshaw;K. Tietzel
Merrilyn Goos;Peter Galbraith;Peter Renshaw;Vince Geiger
Shelley Hymel;Tracy Vaillancourt;Patricia McDougal;Peter David Renshaw
Raymond Albert Joseph Brown;Peter David Renshaw
Peter D. Renshaw;Steven R. Asher
Martin Mills;Sue Leticia Monk;Amanda Keddie;Peter Renshaw
Raymond A. J. Brown;Peter D. Renshaw
Merrilyn Goos;Peter Galbraith;Peter Renshaw
Simone E. Volet;Peter D. Renshaw
Bob Lingard;Peter Renshaw
Merrilyn Goos;Peter Galbraith;Peter Renshaw
Levan Lim;Peter Renshaw
Martin Mills;Merrilyn Goos;Amanda Keddie;Eileen Honan
Thanh Hong Thi Pham;Peter D Renshaw
Kristiina Kumpulainen;Peter Renshaw
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