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Santori, Diego – Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education, 2018
This paper aims to extend existing theorisations around the notion of public narratives by analysing their regulatory effects under intensified market conditions. My analysis suggests that public narratives constitute a liminal space, one that it is not exclusively real or imaginary, factual or normative, but that simultaneously affects and is…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Educational Policy, Neoliberalism, Public Opinion
Achieve, Inc., 2010
Through the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) Initiative, states and territories have collaborated in the development of a common core of standards in English Language Arts and mathematics for grades kindergarten through twelve that are now being adopted by states. Designed not only for the purpose of providing strong, shared expectations, the…
Descriptors: Mathematics Education, State Standards, Academic Standards, Comparative Analysis
The Construction of Parents and Teachers as Agents for the Improvement of Municipal Schools in Chile
Montecinos, Carmen; Sisto, Vicente; Ahumada, Luis – Comparative Education, 2010
This article examines how teachers and parents in 10 municipal schools serving students growing up under conditions of social vulnerability represented themselves, and others, as valid agents for charting school improvement. In four schools parents and teachers saw each other as trustworthy and collaborating to provide an education that could…
Descriptors: Educational Quality, Quality Control, Educational Change, Foreign Countries