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Bang, Nji Clement; Kum, Henry Asei – Journal for Critical Education Policy Studies, 2023
Education policy ambitions or presumptions in most countries are being accused of turning schools into social factories to supply humanpower to produce commodities. This is apparent bureaucratic education policy imposition on school-actors which promotes class division and conflict in sharing resources. Using the Marxist-critical-lenses, this…
Descriptors: Social Systems, Educational Change, Political Attitudes, English (Second Language)
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McCann, Thomas M.; Flanagan, Joseph M. – English Journal, 2002
Describes a 4-week unit of study that focuses on Shakespeare's "The Tempest," a text that has been especially controversial in today's climate of increased multicultural awareness. Involves students in a larger conversation about the possibilities for reading and interpreting literature and prepares them to write mature analyses of the…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Conflict, Discourse Analysis, English Instruction
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Worthington, Pepper – English Journal, 1985
Offers a rationale that can be used to defend the assignment of Alice Walker's controversial novel for class reading. Indicates four issues that might evoke calls for censorship: (1) subject matter, (2) vocabulary, (3) grammar, and (4) the epistolary form of the work. (RBW)
Descriptors: Black Dialects, Censorship, Conflict, Conflict Resolution
van Manen, Max – 1977
This paper argues that the social studies curriculum should extend the concept of critical thinking to social criticism. The purpose of social criticism is to foster a society that is characterized by community, freedom, and equality. In essence, it raises the question of how to live. The social critic looks beyond the symptoms of a social problem…
Descriptors: Community, Concept Teaching, Conflict, Critical Thinking