Tonia started following the work of Benjamin Jones, The Australian National University, Research School of Humanities & the Arts.
Tonia started following the work of Karin Mackay, University of Western Sydney, Institute for Culture and Society.
Tonia started following the work of Xintian Cai, University of Western Sydney, School of Education.
Faculty Member, School of Education
Specialist in Secondary Teaching and Learning
About
Tonia can be contacted at t.gray@uws.edu.au
Education
PhD in Education (University of Wollongong, 1997)
Thesis: The Impact of an Extended Stay Outdoor Education Program on Adolescent Partici-pants
MA Community Health with Merit (University of Northern Colorado, 1987)
BEd Health and Physical Education with Distinction (University of Wollongong, 1982)
Major Awards
Teaching
2009 Vice Chancellor’s Outstanding Contribution to Teaching and Learning (OCTAL) University of Wollongong - Highest Teaching Award
2009 Australian Learning and Teaching Council (ALTC) Citation
Contribution to Student Learning for engaging students in life-altering learning, providing a role model for scholarly activity in outdoor education, and building an internationally recognised program
Research
Dr Gray’s research interests include: Ecopedagogy, human-nature relationships; reflection and experiential learning in a variety of educational settings; risk taking; PDHPE; and facilitation and leadership styles in adventure education. In the past twenty years Dr Gray has attracted National teaching awards, several research grants, published monographs; written 15 book chapters and over 40 refereed publications.
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