This chapter will consider the inherent possibilities and problems in conceptualising youth work in schools. It will examine potential synergies between a curriculum for educational youth work and contemporary curricula in school education, drawing on the emerging Curriculum for Excellence (CfE) (Scottish Government, 2013) as a potentially useful means of facilitating social change. The chapter will explore some of the ‘hidden knowns’ that youth workers routinely apply in practice encounters including school settings. This exploration suggests that while these ‘knowns’ contribute to practice, they can also limit perspectives on whether youth work can be authentically conceptualised in a school setting. Current changes in policy direction of...
The current formulation of European Union youth policy is not sufficient for a full understanding of...
Global youth work (GYW) may be considered as encompassing forms of education with young people whic...
This paper explores theoretical perspectives relating to formal, non-formal and informal methodologi...
This chapter will consider the inherent possibilities and problems in conceptualising youth work in ...
The profession of youth work is changing, moving from open access youth work to targeted work. In th...
Youth Work Process and Practice provides an overview of the central concerns in youth work today, ex...
The UK Coalition Government’s new policy on Free Schools presents a dilemma for youth workers. Is th...
This subtitle draws on Phil Mizen’s book, ‘The Changing State of Youth’ (Mizen, 2004) that examined ...
This paper provides a commentary on the current opportunities open to policy makers and educators in...
The authors explore how youth work, as a critical and problem-posing pedagogy, enables young people ...
Educational Youth Work, as distinct from the provision of leisure activity, creates the possibility ...
Youth work is a means of promoting learning, equality and inclusion with young people. It is an incr...
The changing lives of young people provided the context for the Scottish Government to publish, ‘Mov...
Atelier 1 : les innovateurs et leur héritageThe European tradition of social pedagogy has, over the ...
Alternative and flexible education settings may come in different forms, but they generally have in ...
The current formulation of European Union youth policy is not sufficient for a full understanding of...
Global youth work (GYW) may be considered as encompassing forms of education with young people whic...
This paper explores theoretical perspectives relating to formal, non-formal and informal methodologi...
This chapter will consider the inherent possibilities and problems in conceptualising youth work in ...
The profession of youth work is changing, moving from open access youth work to targeted work. In th...
Youth Work Process and Practice provides an overview of the central concerns in youth work today, ex...
The UK Coalition Government’s new policy on Free Schools presents a dilemma for youth workers. Is th...
This subtitle draws on Phil Mizen’s book, ‘The Changing State of Youth’ (Mizen, 2004) that examined ...
This paper provides a commentary on the current opportunities open to policy makers and educators in...
The authors explore how youth work, as a critical and problem-posing pedagogy, enables young people ...
Educational Youth Work, as distinct from the provision of leisure activity, creates the possibility ...
Youth work is a means of promoting learning, equality and inclusion with young people. It is an incr...
The changing lives of young people provided the context for the Scottish Government to publish, ‘Mov...
Atelier 1 : les innovateurs et leur héritageThe European tradition of social pedagogy has, over the ...
Alternative and flexible education settings may come in different forms, but they generally have in ...
The current formulation of European Union youth policy is not sufficient for a full understanding of...
Global youth work (GYW) may be considered as encompassing forms of education with young people whic...
This paper explores theoretical perspectives relating to formal, non-formal and informal methodologi...