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Archer, Louise; Nomikou, Effrosyni; Mau, Ada; King, Heather; Godec, Spela; DeWitt, Jennifer; Dawson, Emily – Cultural Studies of Science Education, 2019
This paper draws on Judith Butler's concepts of "intelligibility" and "identity as performance" to make sense of enactments of 'subaltern' (that is, subordinated) urban students within secondary school science. Understanding classrooms as constituted by complex power struggles for voice, authenticity and recognition, the paper…
Descriptors: Science Instruction, Foreign Countries, Secondary School Students, Group Discussion
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Giannakaki, Marina-Stefania; McMillan, Ian David; Karamichas, John – British Educational Research Journal, 2018
This paper critiques international trends towards certain school practices aimed at promoting equity and social justice by closing gaps in specific learning outcomes among students. It argues that even though some of these practices (e.g. individualised student support, data-driven leadership) improve learning outcomes for certain groups…
Descriptors: Educational Trends, Educational Practices, Equal Education, Social Justice
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Nikolakaki, Maria – Journal for Critical Education Policy Studies, 2012
Against the menacing shadow of neoliberalism, which promotes individualism and competition, the author illustrates in this paper the need for group teaching. Group teaching as a method of instruction and learning fosters community bonds, solidarity, and is more effective teaching. Group teaching is a democratic tool necessary for society to…
Descriptors: Group Instruction, Cooperative Learning, Critical Theory, Neoliberalism
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Clabaugh, Gary K. – Educational Horizons, 2009
President Obama's education agenda, which unhappily seems to be George W. Bush's program squared, contains two major features that will impact teacher pay and working conditions. The first is that charter schools are to be promoted aggressively. The second is an insistence on teacher merit pay. In this article, the author talks about teacher merit…
Descriptors: Teaching (Occupation), Job Performance, Teacher Evaluation, Credibility
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Matear, Ann – Asia Pacific Journal of Education, 2008
To date, knowledge of English in Latin America has reflected existing political and economic power structures. It has remained the preserve of the elite with access to private schooling, and as such it demarcates and divides social groups by reinforcing an unequal distribution of wealth, resources, and knowledge. However, the number of people…
Descriptors: Social Justice, Economic Progress, Educational Change, Foreign Countries
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Coghlan, Catherine L.; Huggins, Denise W. – Teaching Sociology, 2004
Social stratification may be one of the most difficult topics covered in sociology classes. This article describes an interactive learning exercise, using a modified version of the game Monopoly, intended to stress the structural nature of social inequality and to stimulate student reflection and class discussion on social stratification in the…
Descriptors: Social Stratification, Social Mobility, Social Justice, Power Structure