Exploring Education Studies Av Vivienne Walkup

<P>''This book is to be commended for its accessible style and approach, and is a valuable resource for students in the early stages of their Education undergraduate programme.''</P><I><P>Charlotte Barrow, Senior Lecturer in Education, University of Central Lancashire</P></I><P>''Clearly set out, coherent and accessible for all students on Education Studies courses. It reflects accurately current issues and concerns in Education Studies. A valuable addition to the literature, with a focus on progressive ideas in education.''</P><I><P>Dr John Rees, Sheffield Hallam University</P><B><P>Exploring Education Studies</B></I> is a rich and multi-layered investigation of the world of education. Built around four central themes - history and philosophy, psychology, current policy, and new perspectives in education - the author''s lively discussions capture the essence of this diverse subject area.</P><B><P>Step beyond the classroom</P><I><P>Exploring Education Studies</B></I> leads the way by o

'This book is to be commended for its accessible style and approach, and is a valuable resource for students in the early stages of their Education undergraduate programme.' Charlotte Barrow, Senior Lecturer in Education, University of Central Lancashire 'Clearly set out, coherent and accessible for all students on Education Studies courses. It reflects accurately current issues and concerns in Education Studies. A valuable addition to the literature, with a focus on progressive ideas in education.' Dr John Rees, Sheffield Hallam University Exploring Education Studies is a rich and multi-layered investigation of the world of education. Built around four central themes - history and philosophy, psychology, current policy, and new perspectives in education - the author's lively discussions capture the essence of this diverse subject area.Step beyond the classroom Exploring Education Studies leads the way by offering a range of features to support your learnin Within the Learning Situation - practical examples put a spotlight on theory in practice, in a variety of educational settings Controversies - discussion boxes tackling thorny issues, and showing two (or more) sides of the debate Case Studies - two unique case studies in each chapter illustrate the complex realities of modern educational practice History of Education - easy-to-read summaries that provide subject background for all chapters Take control Exploring Education Studies provides all the tools you need to develop your own ideas with confidence: Stop & Reflect - questions to get you to reflect your own experiences in education Connect and Explore - pushes you further by providing links to the latest research and policy Activities - tasks and challenges providing practical learning opportunities, to be completed individually or as part of a group