Lisette Burrows
Lisette is a Professor in the School of Physical Education, Sport and Exercise Sciences. Her research canvasses a range of social justice issues in Health and Physical Education. She is particularly focussed on young people’s perspectives of health and physical culture in their everyday lives. She has always been interested in how the content and pedagogies of school–based Physical Education enable some students and disable others. She has supervised doctoral work focused on inclusive physical education and the experiences of those with learning challenges in schools.
Selected Publications:
- Burrows, L. (2012). De la théorie à la pratique: APA et poststructuralisme [Post-cards from theory to practice: Poststructuralism meets Adapted Physical Activity – a fit?]. In H. Benoit (Ed.), La nouvelle revue: de l’adaptation et de la scolarisation [Playing sports with a disability: Adapted Physical Activity (APA)],58, (pp. 13-26). Suresnes, France: INS HEA
- Burrows, L.C. (1995) Physical Education for All – A Question of Attitudes? Journal of Physical Education New Zealand, 27 (2), 2-3.
