This paper analyses pre-service education student perceptions and perspectives related to education for democracy in Australia. Using a critical-pedagogical framework to analyse data from an on-line survey, the paper presents both quantitative and qualitative responses to contrast understandings of democracy. The paper begins by outlining the concepts of thick and thin democracy, and revisiting the (parlous) state of civics and citizenship education (CCE) in Australia. Overall, pre-service teachers in this study display a tendency to view democracy in a very narrow or thin way that may impact their classroom practice
© 2012 Dr. Roslyn BlackYoung people’s democratic participation is the focus of a growing body of edu...
Funded by Thinking Historically for Canada\u27s Future, a research partnership supported by the Soci...
AbstractDemocracy has a significant place in education as known and there are two approaches towards...
This paper examines perspectives and perceptions of democracy of pre- and in-service teachers as wel...
The education system is still important for establishing and maintaining democracy in society. In re...
In the past decade there has been a revival of interest in civics and citizenship education at the n...
What should be the place of children’s voices in the running of their schools and in their education...
Deposited with permission of the author. © 2000 Dr. Rodney R. Wise.The term, ‘civic deficit’, has b...
Recent surveys have indicated a worryingly low level of support for democracy among Australian youth...
LetS ask the kids-yeah right! The focus of this article is a research project being undertaken in Au...
This thesis is set in the Western Australian education system and centres on the question of how pri...
Historically social studies curriculum in Australia has been specifically responsible for producing ...
The teaching of democracy featured strongly in the Crick Report, the theoretical forerunner of the l...
The ambitious project to nationalise the Australian Curriculum has prompted great interest among pol...
This conceptual article underscores the importance of critical engagement in and through education w...
© 2012 Dr. Roslyn BlackYoung people’s democratic participation is the focus of a growing body of edu...
Funded by Thinking Historically for Canada\u27s Future, a research partnership supported by the Soci...
AbstractDemocracy has a significant place in education as known and there are two approaches towards...
This paper examines perspectives and perceptions of democracy of pre- and in-service teachers as wel...
The education system is still important for establishing and maintaining democracy in society. In re...
In the past decade there has been a revival of interest in civics and citizenship education at the n...
What should be the place of children’s voices in the running of their schools and in their education...
Deposited with permission of the author. © 2000 Dr. Rodney R. Wise.The term, ‘civic deficit’, has b...
Recent surveys have indicated a worryingly low level of support for democracy among Australian youth...
LetS ask the kids-yeah right! The focus of this article is a research project being undertaken in Au...
This thesis is set in the Western Australian education system and centres on the question of how pri...
Historically social studies curriculum in Australia has been specifically responsible for producing ...
The teaching of democracy featured strongly in the Crick Report, the theoretical forerunner of the l...
The ambitious project to nationalise the Australian Curriculum has prompted great interest among pol...
This conceptual article underscores the importance of critical engagement in and through education w...
© 2012 Dr. Roslyn BlackYoung people’s democratic participation is the focus of a growing body of edu...
Funded by Thinking Historically for Canada\u27s Future, a research partnership supported by the Soci...
AbstractDemocracy has a significant place in education as known and there are two approaches towards...