Titlebook: Culture in Education and Education in Culture; Tensioned Dialogues Pernille Hviid,Mariann M?rtsin Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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Western Europe and Southeast Asiaines the right of the indigenous communities to have a differentiated, bilingual indigenous education, one that may contribute to the empowerment of the traditional culture. However, many times the communities’ efforts in this direction are not recognized, not even by the State agents responsible fo

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The Importance of ASEAN to Western Europe,vador. The author considers the impact of such actions in strengthening social support networks and in creating new symbolic fields in face of urban violence. He analyzes the role of artistic methodologies to cope with psychosocial vulnerability, namely. art education and the appreciation of memory,

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Coursework and Revision Techniques,nd transformation of learners’ identities. This assertion, which shall become our working hypothesis, assumes three theoretical principles: (1) that human identities are culturally situated and distributed; (2) that there is a constitutive link between learning and identity; and (3) that sense (sign

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Work Out Social and Economic History GCSEution. However, such hypotheses fail to account for learning trajectories that would escape from social or cultural determinism. For this, we need to turn to students’ own school experiences, about which little is known. In this chapter, we draw on a sociocultural psychological approach that conside

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-10295-2 needs of students’ autonomy development and the limitations of teacher training in contemporary China. These point to the demand to focus on the development of teacher identity. Previous research has been conducted on the identity formation of student–teachers, yet there have been few efforts to st

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Coursework and Revision Techniques, in particular students’ academic learning. As such, ECEC has become part of the global investment in learning, and the global competition on knowledge. This renewed attention has in effect led ECECs to redirect their practices in an attempt to align with the overall political goals. This is particu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-10295-2ractices promote human development along the life course. Here I comment on the clever contribution the chapters in Part III make, on the value of creation and use of cultural elements transformed in personal symbolic resources to overcome social barriers, and on issues relative to self-identificati

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