With the stated aim of changing the political culture of the country, Citizenship Education might be described as subversive. This workshop will consider the concept of subversive education put forward by Postman and Weingartner (1976) and some of the ‘litanies of alarm’ (Arthur 2003) which Citizenship Education was avowedly established to overturn. It is hoped that the outcomes will be a) clarification of concepts of subversive education b) understanding of the intended outcomes of Citizenship Education as part of the National Curriculum in England c) a view of the likely success or otherwise in achieving such outcomes
The notion of some kind of civic education providing a solution to English society’s problems is not...
Citizenship has been included for the first time ever as an explicit part of the school curriculum i...
Citizenship education has been a compulsory feature of the curriculum in secondary schools in Englan...
This paper attempts to re-examine some significant educational sociology from the 1970s in addressin...
All education is political; the radical approach to Citizenship Education promotes social justice an...
This paper represents research still in progress into the purpose(s), nature and effectiveness of Ci...
This paper analyses the concept of political literacy (as introduced in the 1998 Crick Report) in re...
The development of Citizenship as a National Curriculum subject in England is now well documented in...
Background:European and national policies on citizenship education stimulate the implementation of a...
Background:European and national policies on citizenship education stimulate the implementation of a...
Britain is exceptional among modern Western democracies in having had citizenship education in publ...
Increasingly, countries around the world are promoting forms of 'critical' citizenship in the planne...
This is the presentation of the results from an interactionist ethnographic study which examines the...
Currently in the United Kingdom, citizenship provision is meagre and, where it appears in schools, i...
The aim of this study is to present a critique of recent citizenship education policy in England an...
The notion of some kind of civic education providing a solution to English society’s problems is not...
Citizenship has been included for the first time ever as an explicit part of the school curriculum i...
Citizenship education has been a compulsory feature of the curriculum in secondary schools in Englan...
This paper attempts to re-examine some significant educational sociology from the 1970s in addressin...
All education is political; the radical approach to Citizenship Education promotes social justice an...
This paper represents research still in progress into the purpose(s), nature and effectiveness of Ci...
This paper analyses the concept of political literacy (as introduced in the 1998 Crick Report) in re...
The development of Citizenship as a National Curriculum subject in England is now well documented in...
Background:European and national policies on citizenship education stimulate the implementation of a...
Background:European and national policies on citizenship education stimulate the implementation of a...
Britain is exceptional among modern Western democracies in having had citizenship education in publ...
Increasingly, countries around the world are promoting forms of 'critical' citizenship in the planne...
This is the presentation of the results from an interactionist ethnographic study which examines the...
Currently in the United Kingdom, citizenship provision is meagre and, where it appears in schools, i...
The aim of this study is to present a critique of recent citizenship education policy in England an...
The notion of some kind of civic education providing a solution to English society’s problems is not...
Citizenship has been included for the first time ever as an explicit part of the school curriculum i...
Citizenship education has been a compulsory feature of the curriculum in secondary schools in Englan...