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This book explores how relational psychoanalysis and theories of education can be used together to shed new light on best practice in learning and training.
This book explores how relational psychoanalysis and theories of education can be used together to shed new light on best practice in learning and training.
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Autorenporträt
Lissa D'Amour recently retired from the Faculty of Education, University of Calgary. Her 15 years working with prospective and practicing teachers followed upon and benefited from 25 years of school-teaching success in a variety of everyday contexts, from pre-kindergarten through grade 12. Today, as an independent scholar, Lissa continues to work at bringing relational psychoanalytic understanding into curriculum theory and, through curriculum theory, into the lived experiences and practical lives of teachers and their students.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgements Prologue: in which the author positions herself Part I: The relational turn 1. Distinguishing the relational perspective 2. Psychoanalysis in education 3. Voices at education's helm Part II: A dialectic theory of learning: self, other, and the transitional object 4. Meaning-making and the curricular object 5. Of minds and bodies: a few orienting tenets 6. Becoming self: storied in relationality, steeped in affect 7. Theorising learning: philosophies, understandings, and perspectives over the years 8. Dialectics arrested: on learning's refusal Part III: Into practice: for meaningful inclusion 9. Capacity, trust, and meaning 10. Rethinking twenty-first-century orthodoxy 11. Classrooms as holding environments 12. The provision of curricular objects: teaching for discernments that matter 13. Selves and witnesses: teacher know your story Epilogue: through angst and grace, in this together References Index
Acknowledgements Prologue: in which the author positions herself Part I: The relational turn 1. Distinguishing the relational perspective 2. Psychoanalysis in education 3. Voices at education's helm Part II: A dialectic theory of learning: self, other, and the transitional object 4. Meaning-making and the curricular object 5. Of minds and bodies: a few orienting tenets 6. Becoming self: storied in relationality, steeped in affect 7. Theorising learning: philosophies, understandings, and perspectives over the years 8. Dialectics arrested: on learning's refusal Part III: Into practice: for meaningful inclusion 9. Capacity, trust, and meaning 10. Rethinking twenty-first-century orthodoxy 11. Classrooms as holding environments 12. The provision of curricular objects: teaching for discernments that matter 13. Selves and witnesses: teacher know your story Epilogue: through angst and grace, in this together References Index
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