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School, Work and Equality

School, Work and Equality A Reader

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Publisher's Synopsis

The second of two volumes which explore educational issues, this focuses on the debates about the organization of teaching and learning in schools, equality in education and preparation for and experience of life after school. It also contains a specially commissioned article by David Hargreaves. Together, the two volumes explain educational theory, analyze curriculum, the educational system and its finance, and examine the influence of family, neighbourhood and media on the child. They include both key published extracts and specially commissioned new articles; they are Open University readers for course E208, "Exploring Educational Issues". The work should be of interest to all those taking introductory and interdisciplinary courses in colleges, universities and departments of education.

About the Publisher

Hodder Education

At Hodder Education, we publish a wide range of market-focused innovative print resources and digital services, designed for core UK and key International markets, selling to over 140 countries worldwide. Hodder Education is the second largest school publisher in the UK, trusted to help teachers and students learn through our wide range of high quality resources, and training events. We support the curriculum in almost every subject area and at every level. Hodder Education publishes one of the largest vocational lists in the UK, as well as textbooks and professional resources.

Book information

ISBN: 9780340490006
Publisher: Hodder Education
Imprint: Hodder Education
Pub date:
DEWEY: 370.19
DEWEY edition: 19
Number of pages: 290
Weight: 523g
Height: 232mm
Width: 154mm
Spine width: 22mm