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Whyte, William – Oxford Review of Education, 2020
The Word Blind Centre for Dyslexic Children opened in London in 1963. It was not only the first clinic established in Britain specifically to cater for children diagnosed with dyslexia. It was also intended to provide compelling evidence that a condition called dyslexia actually existed. The results of this work were published in Sandhaya Naidoo's…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Dyslexia, Children, Research
Baker, Bruce D. – National Education Policy Center, 2011
"Incomplete: How Middle Class Schools Aren't Making the Grade" is a new report from Third Way, a Washington, D.C.-based policy think tank. The report aims to convince parents, taxpayers and policymakers that they should be as concerned about middle-class schools not making the grade as they are about the failures of the nation's large, poor, urban…
Descriptors: Urban Schools, Middle Class, Classification, Educational Change
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Gunter, Helen M. – International Perspectives on Higher Education Research (MS), 2012
The university as a site of public intellectuals and intellectual work is facing challenge. Historically this has happened and continues apace through the inter-relationship of a number of trends: first, the entry of disciplines into bureaucratic specialisation, where status is through a named school, disciplinary paradigms and networks, journals…
Descriptors: College Faculty, Interests, Middle Class, Beliefs
Bloom, Janice – Association for the Study of Higher Education, 2008
This critical essay is based on ethnographic research that followed thirteen students (from different social classes and racial background) through the college application process during their senior year of high school (Bloom, 2007). The study's purpose was to understand the accumulation and use of social and cultural capital by critically…
Descriptors: First Generation College Students, Higher Education, Race, Middle Class