This book is an edited collection of chapters that aims to look at the developments that have taken place in recent years in gender policies. So many reforms have been made, yet often greater exclusion has been a result of these. How have gender issues affected educational policy and what have we learned? The contreibutors hope to provide answers.
This book is an edited collection of chapters that aims to look at the developments that have taken place in recent years in gender policies. So many reforms have been made, yet often greater exclusion has been a result of these. How have gender issues affected educational policy and what have we learned? The contreibutors hope to provide answers.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jane Salisbury is Lecturer in Education at the University of Wales, Cardiff. Sheila Riddell is Professor of Social Policy at the Strathclyde Centre for Disability Research, University of Glasgow.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: educational reforms and equal opportunities programmes; Introduction: the reform of education: Gender struggles within education: the historical context; Feminisms in education and the construction of `equality ; Educational reforms and equal opportunities: multiple policy agendas in action PART 1 Gender and educational reforms: the UK and European context 1 Gender equality and schooling, education policy-making and feminist research in England and Wales in the 1990s 2 Equal opportunities and educational reform in Scotland: the limits of liberalism 3 Beyond one border: educational reforms and gender equality in Welsh schools 4 Gender, educational reform and equality in Northern Ireland 5 Mainstreaming European `equal opportunities : marginalising UK training for women 6 Gender and national curricula 7 Equity, assessment and gender 8 Gender in the classrooms of more and less `effective schools 9 All change, no change: gendered regimes in the post-sixteen setting PART 3 Delegation and the new managerialism 10 Gendered governance: education reform and lay involvement in the local management of schools 11 Women head teachers in Northern Ireland 12 Teacher education policy and gender PART 4 Groups at the margins 13 Gender equality, the `learning society policies and community education 14 Gender and exclusion from school 15 Caring, consuming and choosing: parental choice policy for mothers of children with special educational needs 16 Class, race and collective action Conclusion: gender, policy and educational change
Introduction: educational reforms and equal opportunities programmes; Introduction: the reform of education: Gender struggles within education: the historical context; Feminisms in education and the construction of `equality ; Educational reforms and equal opportunities: multiple policy agendas in action PART 1 Gender and educational reforms: the UK and European context 1 Gender equality and schooling, education policy-making and feminist research in England and Wales in the 1990s 2 Equal opportunities and educational reform in Scotland: the limits of liberalism 3 Beyond one border: educational reforms and gender equality in Welsh schools 4 Gender, educational reform and equality in Northern Ireland 5 Mainstreaming European `equal opportunities : marginalising UK training for women 6 Gender and national curricula 7 Equity, assessment and gender 8 Gender in the classrooms of more and less `effective schools 9 All change, no change: gendered regimes in the post-sixteen setting PART 3 Delegation and the new managerialism 10 Gendered governance: education reform and lay involvement in the local management of schools 11 Women head teachers in Northern Ireland 12 Teacher education policy and gender PART 4 Groups at the margins 13 Gender equality, the `learning society policies and community education 14 Gender and exclusion from school 15 Caring, consuming and choosing: parental choice policy for mothers of children with special educational needs 16 Class, race and collective action Conclusion: gender, policy and educational change
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