In this article we question the discursive deployment of narrowing conceptions of the future in education in three provincial cases: Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario. Asserting that educational policy in Canada is grounded in the “future-logics” of educational innovation—reflective of an anticipatory orientation to governance—we critique concepts from each province’s curriculum policy documents: “competence,” “personalized learning,” and “professional teacher.” We ask to what extent anticipatory governance is at work in Canadian policies, and if it is, to what degree does an anticipatory strategy occlude or disrupt the objectification of curriculum and the over-determination of teacher subjectivities?Dans cet article, nous nous interr...
This article empirically examines the ways in which Initial Teacher Education in Scotland and Albert...
It was not surprising to see that Education Minister Art Charbonneau's November 17, 1995, plan to "r...
This article reveals the multifaceted ways in which policy enactment was expressed as praxis in the ...
In this article we question the discursive deployment of narrowing conceptions of the future in educ...
ABSTRACT. This article examines recent Ontario Government regulations that have had a far-reaching i...
This paper empirically investigates Grimmett’s (2008, 2009) thesis that recent Canadian teacher educ...
Drawing on Gideonse’s (1993) distinction between political, institutional, and professional modes of...
This article analyzes the interplay of government and universities in developing policy about teache...
This study made use of content and discourse analysis to critically examine how the ideas of ‘good t...
This article considers the role of trust in teacher professional learning as a form of policy enactm...
Ontario teachers experience updates to curriculum and policies at least every five years. The assess...
A recent Globe and Mail editorial observed: "The trouble with school boards as they exist . . . is t...
This article examines how recent policy reforms in Nova Scotia, Canada, encouraged and constrained d...
This article analyzes the interplay of government and universities in developing policy about teache...
This qualitative study examines teachers' experiences implementing new standardized curricula in On...
This article empirically examines the ways in which Initial Teacher Education in Scotland and Albert...
It was not surprising to see that Education Minister Art Charbonneau's November 17, 1995, plan to "r...
This article reveals the multifaceted ways in which policy enactment was expressed as praxis in the ...
In this article we question the discursive deployment of narrowing conceptions of the future in educ...
ABSTRACT. This article examines recent Ontario Government regulations that have had a far-reaching i...
This paper empirically investigates Grimmett’s (2008, 2009) thesis that recent Canadian teacher educ...
Drawing on Gideonse’s (1993) distinction between political, institutional, and professional modes of...
This article analyzes the interplay of government and universities in developing policy about teache...
This study made use of content and discourse analysis to critically examine how the ideas of ‘good t...
This article considers the role of trust in teacher professional learning as a form of policy enactm...
Ontario teachers experience updates to curriculum and policies at least every five years. The assess...
A recent Globe and Mail editorial observed: "The trouble with school boards as they exist . . . is t...
This article examines how recent policy reforms in Nova Scotia, Canada, encouraged and constrained d...
This article analyzes the interplay of government and universities in developing policy about teache...
This qualitative study examines teachers' experiences implementing new standardized curricula in On...
This article empirically examines the ways in which Initial Teacher Education in Scotland and Albert...
It was not surprising to see that Education Minister Art Charbonneau's November 17, 1995, plan to "r...
This article reveals the multifaceted ways in which policy enactment was expressed as praxis in the ...