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voice and visibility  

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  • Voice has increasingly become a fascinating concept as it has taken on political, social, and cultural meanings over time. In addition, voice can be viewed from technocratic perspectives on voice (e.g., the production of sound and waves resulting from the auditory system) and from social perspectives (a figurative and symbolic representation of lived experiences and meaning making that reflects different values, ideologies, truths, interests, histories, subjectivities, and contexts). [Source: Encyclopedia of Diversity in Education; Voice and Visibility]

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