Titlebook: Controversies in Education; Orthodoxy and Heresy Helen Proctor,Patrick Brownlee,Peter Freebody Book 2015 Springer International Publishing

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Connectivity in Electronic Packagingy took to be the deep, potentially lethal flaws at the heart of contemporary schooling practice and policy. They were invited to identify and challenge prevailing orthodoxies and to voice their potentially ‘heretical’ views about education in the twenty-first century. The chapters in this volume ari

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N. Bom,A. F. W. van der Steen,C. T. Lancéecy-makers in education. In Australia “quality teaching” has emerged as a central strategy for boosting the nation’s scholastic performance. This chapter argues that over the past six years State and Commonwealth education ministers have tended to focus quite selectively on research findings that spe

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N. Bom,A. F. W. van der Steen,C. T. Lancéeussion to explore the relationship between schools and the communities they serve. Particularly focused on schools in low socio-economic contexts, the chapter will reflect on issues of diversity and disadvantage by drawing on data from a research project investigating the importance of teachers rese

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Models: The Graphics-Vision Interfacenst multiculturalism and the emergence of a discourse around social cohesion within the public sphere, it questions whether this is simply a return to integrationism or more a reaction against the tired and perhaps outmoded identity politics that, from the 1980s, has increasingly framed multicultura

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Richard Holloway,Henry Fuchs,Warren Robinetteconomic remedy specifically in relation to the raising of the school leaving age in Australia. It argues that global policy-making for economic competitiveness not only “sidelines the social purposes of education” (Ball S, Curriculo sem Fronteiras 1(2):27–43, 2001) and is designed to exercise contr

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