Titlebook: Democratic Policies and Practices in Early Childhood Education; An Aotearoa New Zeal Linda Mitchell Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore Pte

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Book 2019aland’s extreme market policies and harsh labour laws during recent periods run contrary to idealsof democracy and are puzzlingly inconsistent with curriculum principles.?.The book starts with an analysis and critique of global trends in ECEC in countries that share capitalist mixed economies of wel

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Introduction,ability systems and particularly ECEC where in many of these countries, private owners of ECEC centres have set up to produce profits for themselves and their investors from their business undertaking. Within this model, resources intended for education have been siphoned off for individual business

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Traditions of Democracy in Education,icy and practice might possibly play in promoting democratic values. Ideas for an alternative vision are analysed within an overarching frame of democracy, going back to Athenian origins of democracy and including recent writers on meanings and traditions of democracy in education. I take core ideas

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Weaving a Curriculum,iod, the partnership with Te Kōh(huán)anga Reo National Trust (the national body representing Māori immersion language kōh(huán)anga reo) which “meant that the ideal of a document that would provide a bicultural and bilingual framework for early childhood curriculum in Aotearoa-New Zealand could become a realit

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Assessment and Pedagogical Documentation,the Reconceptualising ECE group (Urban & Swadener, 2016) and by the New Zealand Association for Research in Education at its 2016 conference. Publications in national newspapers in Germany, Belgium, Canada, France and the UK have raised concerns (Moss & Urban, 2016). These concerns have sat alongsid

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