A curriculum for social justice : promoting success for low-attaining youth / Liz Atkins, Louise Misselke, Jeanette Hart, Sue Lambeth, Lorraine Barker.
Atkins, Liz (College teacher), author.; Misselke, Louise, author.; Hart, Jeanette, author.; Lambeth, Sue, author.; Barker, Lorraine, author.
2023
LC4661 .A85 2023
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A curriculum for social justice : promoting success for low-attaining youth / Liz Atkins, Louise Misselke, Jeanette Hart, Sue Lambeth, Lorraine Barker.
Author
Atkins, Liz (College teacher), author.
ISBN
9783031415548 electronic book
303141554X electronic book
3031415531
9783031415531
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-41554-8
Published
Cham, Switzerland : Palgrave Macmillan, [2023]
Language
English
Description
1 online resource
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10.1007/978-3-031-41554-8 doi
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LC4661 .A85 2023
Dewey Decimal Classification
371.28
Summary
This book reports the outcomes of a research project which involved developing and implementing a research-informed curriculum for low-attaining further education students. Key aims of the curriculum were to ameliorate some of the social and educational disadvantages faced by the students, and to support secure and sustainable transitions to employment or further education. The book begins by outlining the characteristics of the lowest-attaining young people and considering the challenges they face. Subsequent chapters describe the educational and geographic contexts, the curriculum, and the pedagogical approaches adopted. It moves on to describe the outcomes of the project, drawing on narratives of individual students and staff to illustrate the benefits of a broader curriculum which acknowledges earlier disadvantage. The book concludes with a discussion of how the curriculum could be adapted in different contexts and considers the implications of such change in terms of policy, practice, future research and social justice.
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Misselke, Louise, author.
Hart, Jeanette, author.
Lambeth, Sue, author.
Barker, Lorraine, author.
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Intro
Foreword
Acknowledgements
About the Book
Contents
About the Authors
Abbreviations
List of Figures
Chapter 1: Introduction
Introduction
The Students
The Project
Theoretical Framework
A Curriculum Model for Social Justice
Structure of the Book
References
Chapter 2: Locating the Learners
Introduction
Educational and Social Exclusion
The New Vocationalism
Contemporary Policy
Labour Market Positioning and Transitions to Work
Discourses of Deficit
Conclusion
References
Chapter 3: Research for Social Justice

Introduction
Vocational Education as a Site of Inequality
Social Justice in Education and Educational Research
Social Justice in Educational Research: Some Methodological and Ethical Issues
Social Justice and the Practicalities: Research Methods and Curriculum Development
Conclusion
References
Chapter 4: The Level 1 Curriculum: A Critique
Introduction
The English Model of Education
Outcomes-Related and Competence-Based Curricula
Knowledge: Sacred and Profane
Busy Work
The Therapeutic Curriculum
Social Justice and the Vocational Curriculum
Conclusion

Chapter 7: A Curriculum Model for Social Justice: Theory into Practice
Introduction
Project-Based Learning, Vocational Credentials and Work-Relatedness
English and Maths
Careers Information, Education, Advice and Guidance (CIEAG)
Work Experience
Enrichment
In Conclusion
References
Chapter 8: Impact: The Students' Stories
Introduction
Hero
Chris
Celyn
River
Rowan
Discussion
Conclusion
References
Chapter 9: Staff Stories
Introduction
Camille: Health and Social Care, Early Years, and Art and Design
Joint Project

Sebastian: Construction and Engineering
Joint Project
Catherine and Theo: Engineering and IT
Marie: Sport, Public Services and Performing Arts
Bridgette and Coco: English and Maths
Pedagogic Approaches in English and Maths
Enrichment
Pastoral Care
Conclusion
References
Chapter 10: The Impact: Local Education, Business and Community
Introduction
The Education Ecosystem
The Big Picture Curriculum
Business and Community
The Curriculum Development Impact
Discussion
Conclusion
References
Chapter 11: Low-Attaining Youth: Where Next?

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