1. Life in Schools

2. Expressed by physical setting; they are the spatial designs that shape the way people relate to each other. Architectonic Meanings

3. Architectonic Dimension

4. Expressed through the patterns of person-to-person communication Discursive Meanings

5. Discursive Dimension

6. Created in the interaction of one person’s will – their interests, motivations and drives – with another. Intersubjective Meanings

7. Intersubjective Dimension

8. Emerge from the ways in which a person’s life experiences are negotiated in a particular setting Socio-cultural Meanings

9. Socio-cultural Dimension

10. Formed in relationships of ownership and control Proprietary Meanings

11. Proprietary Dimension

12. Arising from the ways in which knowledge is represented and created Epistemological Meanings

13. Epistemological Dimension

14. Making knowledge that are configured in learning relationships Pedagocical Meanings

15. Pedagogical Dimension

16. Underlie the establishment of a balance of power between those who control and those who are controlled. Moral Meanings

17. Moral Dimension

18. Cope, B. & Kalantzis, M.2008, New Learning : Elements of a Science of Education. Cambridge University Press: Australia Reference Cope, B. & Kalantzis, M.2008, New Learning : Elements of a Science of Education. Cambridge University Press: Australi