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Zusatztext ‘This comprehensive collection of articles offers an erudite resource to all those interested in primary education and equality. The strength of this book is the range of scholars and practitioners who provide an adroit unity between theoretical and empirical perspectives. If there is one book that teachers established and new ought to read, this is it.' Alpesh Maisuria, Senior Lecturer in Education Studies, Anglia Ruskin University, UK Informationen zum Autor Dave Hill is Professor of Education at Middlesex University, UK, Visiting Professor of Critical Education Policy and Equality Studies at the University of Limerick, Ireland, and Visiting Professor of Education at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece. He is also Chief Editor of the Journal for Critical Education Policy Studies. Leena Helavaara Robertson is a Principal Lecturer atMiddlesex University, UK, where she is also Director of Programmes for PrimaryEducation. Klappentext Discusses the importance of promoting equality in schools. This book covers such topics as social class; 'race'; gender; sexual orientation; and! disability and special educational needs with reference to various subjects taught at primary school level. Vorwort Draws together a wealth of knowledge from a varied list of contributors all of whom recognise the importance of promoting equality in primary schools. Zusammenfassung Discusses the importance of promoting equality in schools. This book covers such topics as social class; 'race'; gender; sexual orientation; and, disability and special educational needs with reference to various subjects taught at primary school level. Inhaltsverzeichnis Notes on Contributors \ Preface Peter McLaren \ Introduction Dave Hill and Leena Helavaara Robertson \ Part I: The Wider Context \ 1. In the Crossfire: Early Years Foundation Stage, National Curriculum and Every Child Matters Leena Helavaara Robertson \ 2. Conceptual and Practical Issues for the Primary/Elementary School Teacher Mike Cole \ 3. Policy Context: New Labour, Social Inclusion and the Curriculum Uvanney Maylor \ 4. Urban Education, Equality and Inequality Meg Maguire and Simon Pratt-Adams \ 5. Refugee Education Henry Kum \ Part II: Core Subjects \ 6. English and Literacy Nick Peim \ 7. Mathematics and Numeracy Tamar Margalit and Chris Carter \ 8. Science Jen Smyth and Steve Smyth \ Part III: Foundation Subjects \ 9. ICT Gareth Honeyford \ 10. History Rosemary Turner-Bisset with Emily Beadle \ 11. Geography Gianna Knowles \ 12. Art Jessica Haberman and Carole Hsiao \ 13. Music Curry Mallot, Emily Beadle and Kate Blackmore \ 14. Physical Education Emma Whewell and Joanna Hardman \ 15. Design and Technology Jen Smyth and Steve Smyth \ 16. Religious Education Ruth Mantin \ 17. Community and Foreign Languages Dina Mehmedbegovic \ 17. Citizenship Education Gavin Baldwin, Linda Whitworth and Philip Kovacs \ 19. Sex and Relationships Education Gillian Hilton and Gavin Baldwin \ 20. Theorising Politics and the Curriculum: Understanding and Addressing Inequalities through Critical Pedagogy and Critical Policy Analysis Dave Hill \ Index...
