Review of 'Radical Collegiality through Student Voice: Educational Experience, Policy and Practice', by Roseanna Bourke and Judith Loveridge (eds.), Springer, Singapore, 2018. 219 pp. ISBN 9789811318573. NZ$155.

Abstract

The student voice movement has grown in importance over the last few decades as a means of achieving inclusive educational experiences, policy and practice, and for gauging efficiencies (e.g. schooling improvement). With its democratic agenda, 'Radical Collegiality through Student Voice: Educational Experience, Policy and Practice' is a timely (if not overdue) contribution to student voice literature. Radical collegiality breaks with the status quo, ruptures normative conventions, and permits students, educators and researchers to "reclaim and re-narrate a radical history of democratic education within the public sector" (Fielding 2011, p. 5).