We Were Seen

We Were Seen

Mary B Herron

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Editorial:
Late Academic Press
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Psicología
ISBN:
9781066624201
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We Were Seen: Teacher Reflective Narratives from the Sovereign HiveBook Description - IngramSpark ListingTen students. Ten journeys. One framework built not in a lecture theatre, but in the lived reality of a Youthreach classroom.We Were Seen brings together the genuine, member-checked stories of young people navigating Further Education and Training in Ireland: school refusers, ESOL learners, neurodivergent students, and young people carrying displacement, marginalisation, and the quiet weight of being underestimated. Each chapter follows a single student through their own words and their teacher’s reflective observation, before moving into a rigorous theoretical analysis grounded in the work of Vygotsky, Noddings, Barad, Fricker, and Bronfenbrenner.At the heart of the book is the Sovereign Hive: an original relational framework developed by practitioner-researcher Mary B. Herron, alongside concepts including Mars Gravity, the Abditory, the Mars Zone of Proximal Development, and the Tutor-in-the-Loop (TITL). These ideas did not arrive from theory first. They were gifted, in part, by the students themselves; the word Abditory came from a student named Meloney, and Mars Gravity was first spoken aloud by a student named Geri, in a conversation that became the foundation of an entire research program.This is also a book about artificial intelligence in education, written from lived classroom experience rather than policy speculation. It asks what AI can responsibly do in a Further Education setting, and what must always remain human.Written for educators, researchers, and anyone who has ever wondered whether they were truly seen in a classroom, We Were Seen is a rigorous, moving, and deeply practical contribution to how we think about teaching, technology, and dignity. 6

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