Rebecca Hughes

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Department of Curriculum, Teaching & Learning

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Department of Curriculum, Teaching & Learning

Curriculum and Pedagogy

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Email: rebecca.hughes@utoronto.ca

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Dr. Hughes’ current research is focused on critical media literacy and gender studies. In her present work teaching literacy and technology (CTL7000, CTL7016), Dr. Hughes leads students in a critical examination of issues in literacy, including the role of media in challenging gender inequity. Her critical arts-based research course (CTL1099) draws on her cross-disciplinary doctoral research that utilized institutional ethnography (IE) as a method of inquiry to examine homeless individuals' unique health care challenges and barriers to medical and behavioural health care (primary care, substance use, mental health).

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2023, Beyond Media Literacy. (L. Grabbe, A. McLuhan, & T. Held Eds.)

Hughes, R.
2022, Are the kids alright? The impact of the pandemic on children and their families. (L. Rose Ennis, Ed.)

Vandenbeld Giles, M., Hughes, R.
2021, Gender and Education

Hughes, R.
2019, Routledge Motherhood Companion. (L. O'Brien Hallstein, A. O'Reilly, M. Vandenbeld Giles, Eds.)

R. Hughes
Citizen documentary: A method to document and mobilize social justice research

2019, Critical issues in education: Citizen Documentary in the Digital Age. (Cooper, K., Hughes, R., Eds.)

Hughes, R.
A review and analysis of STEM education: A report for the Ontario Ministry of Education

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Dubek, M., Reid, M., Hughes, R., Ibrahim Khan, S., Phillips, C., & Wilton, L.
2016, International Journal of Online Pedagogy and Course Design

Cooper, K., Hughes, R., & Shamji, A.
Methodology In Action: Institutional Ethnography

2015, Five Research Contexts for Understanding Interpretive and Critical Inquiry. (K. Cooper Ed)

Hughes, R.
2015, Qualitative Health Research

Cooper, K. & Hughes, R.
2014, Qualitative Health Research

Hughes, R.
2014, Health Care Analysis

Hughes, R.

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