Uneasy transitions : disaffection in post-compulsory education and training
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Uneasy transitions : disaffection in post-compulsory education and training
（Education & alienation series）
Falmer, 1990
- : pbk.
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This book is one of a series being published as part of the work being carried out on the Disaffected Pupil Programme in Oxfordshire (DPP). Each of the books in the series examines factors which prevent positive learning taking place, evaluates practice which enhances learning and describes the multi-dimensional phenomenon of disaffection. It is in the nature of a programme related to the "disaffected pupil" that it should be concerned with learning and personal development during primary and secondary education with a consequent focus upon the society and culture of schools. This book moves into a broader social and political context. Uneasy Transitions introduces the more open, diverse and complex arena of post-compulsory education and training.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Coping with disaffection: the changing FE structure - a basis for conscription?, Brendan Major
- complicated lives - students with special educational needs in the inner city, Anne Wilkinson
- a curriculum to counteract disaffection - valuing experimental learning, Maggie Hollingsworth
- overcoming passive disaffection - students with severe physical disability, Dave Hutchinson
- role conflict and role diffusion - the counsellor in further education, Lynne Chapman
- it's almost like work - a study of a YTS workshop, Jenny Corbett. Part 2 The challenge of change: obstacles to overcome - higher education and disabled students, Alan Hurst
- changes in social education centres - aspects of disaffection, Colin Carnie
- transitions in a transient organization, Paul Jeffcutt
- business and education - motivating the workforce, Derek Wheeler
- responding to change - a challenge to FE in Birmingham, Graham Clark et al
- the competence race - we're all qualified now, Lorna Unwin.
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