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Crockett, Michele D.; Buckley, Lecretia A. – Equity & Excellence in Education, 2009
This article is about locating equity concerns "within" epistemic processes in school mathematics professional development. The professional development literature indicates a focus on subject matter and pedagogical content knowledge without explicit attention to equity concerns as they arise in professional development practice. Though scholars…
Descriptors: Professional Development, Pedagogical Content Knowledge, Educational Practices, Mathematics Education
Grace, Andre P.; Hill, Robert J. – 2001
Adult educators can use historical, cultural, and theoretical queer knowledges to build an alternative pedagogy focused on three themes. The first is engaging queer history and queer studies to transgress adult educational space. They can be used to construct and affirm a transgressive notion of queer as normal that counters a historical notion of…
Descriptors: Access to Education, Adult Education, Bisexuality, Emotional Development
Burke, Penny Jane – 2002
This book about widening educational participation draws on an ethnographic study of 23 students returning to learning through access courses provided at their local further education college in suburban England. Chapter 1 explains how certain poststructural concepts (discourse, hegemony, deconstruction, and subjectivity) are used as analytical…
Descriptors: Access to Education, Adult Education, Continuation Students, Developed Nations
Coats, Maggie – 1999
In the United Kingdom, these two perspectives on lifelong learning sit uneasily together: emphasis on adults in employment and a focus on diversity and widening participation in adult education. A recent emphasis on accreditation with implications for funding has affected diversity and participation objectives because involving assessment,…
Descriptors: Access to Education, Accreditation (Institutions), Adult Education, Developed Nations