Intercultural Education
Theories, Policies and Practices
Herausgeber: Woodrow, Derek; Rocha-Trindade, Maria Beatriz; Verma, Gajendra K
Intercultural Education
Theories, Policies and Practices
Herausgeber: Woodrow, Derek; Rocha-Trindade, Maria Beatriz; Verma, Gajendra K
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Published in 1997, this book draws on the interlocking and comparative persectives of specialists in education and teacher training in several European countries including Spain, France, Italy, Britain and the Netherlands.
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Published in 1997, this book draws on the interlocking and comparative persectives of specialists in education and teacher training in several European countries including Spain, France, Italy, Britain and the Netherlands.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 338
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 490g
- ISBN-13: 9780367109486
- ISBN-10: 0367109484
- Artikelnr.: 69890898
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 338
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 490g
- ISBN-13: 9780367109486
- ISBN-10: 0367109484
- Artikelnr.: 69890898
Derek Woodrow, Gajendra K. Verma, Maria Beatriz Rocha-Trindade, Giovanna Campani, Christopher Bagley
1. Introduction and Overview. Part I: Educational Policy and Theories of
Identity. 2. Intercultural Education: Policies within Europe. 3. The
Epistemological Status of Theoretical Beliefs. 4. Social Construction of
Theoretical Beliefs. 5. Inequality and Intercultural Education. 6. Issues
and Problems of Representation in a Comparative European Context. Part II:
Interculturalism and Language Issues. 7. Theory, Language and
Socio-political Perspectives. 8. Language Diversity and Intercultural
Education. Part III. Interculturalism and Multicultural Education. 9.
Multicultural Education and the Concept of a Culture: A View from Social
Anthropology. 10. Intercultural Education in the United Kingdom. 11.
Intercultural Education: The Reality in Italy. Part IV: Interculturalism,
Curriculum and Teacher Education. 12. Intercultural Education in Portugal.
13. Intercultural Education and Teacher Training. 14. Comparative Issues in
Teacher Training Programmes, planning in Developing countries. 15. Cultural
Diversity, Curriculum Development and Support. 16. Citizenship, National
Identity and the Europeanisation of the Curriculum. 17. Intercultural
Issues in Health Education. Part V: Interculturalism and Intergroup
Relations. 18. Classroom Relationships in Three Cultures: Comparative
Classroom Ambience in the UK, France and Lithuania. 19. Conflict Between
Social Groups: Cognitive Psychology and the Reduction of Conflict between
Groups. 20. Multi-Ethnic Marriage and Interculturalism in Britain and the
Netherlands. Part VI: Conclusions. 21. Pluralisms and the Future of
Multicultural Education.
Identity. 2. Intercultural Education: Policies within Europe. 3. The
Epistemological Status of Theoretical Beliefs. 4. Social Construction of
Theoretical Beliefs. 5. Inequality and Intercultural Education. 6. Issues
and Problems of Representation in a Comparative European Context. Part II:
Interculturalism and Language Issues. 7. Theory, Language and
Socio-political Perspectives. 8. Language Diversity and Intercultural
Education. Part III. Interculturalism and Multicultural Education. 9.
Multicultural Education and the Concept of a Culture: A View from Social
Anthropology. 10. Intercultural Education in the United Kingdom. 11.
Intercultural Education: The Reality in Italy. Part IV: Interculturalism,
Curriculum and Teacher Education. 12. Intercultural Education in Portugal.
13. Intercultural Education and Teacher Training. 14. Comparative Issues in
Teacher Training Programmes, planning in Developing countries. 15. Cultural
Diversity, Curriculum Development and Support. 16. Citizenship, National
Identity and the Europeanisation of the Curriculum. 17. Intercultural
Issues in Health Education. Part V: Interculturalism and Intergroup
Relations. 18. Classroom Relationships in Three Cultures: Comparative
Classroom Ambience in the UK, France and Lithuania. 19. Conflict Between
Social Groups: Cognitive Psychology and the Reduction of Conflict between
Groups. 20. Multi-Ethnic Marriage and Interculturalism in Britain and the
Netherlands. Part VI: Conclusions. 21. Pluralisms and the Future of
Multicultural Education.
1. Introduction and Overview. Part I: Educational Policy and Theories of
Identity. 2. Intercultural Education: Policies within Europe. 3. The
Epistemological Status of Theoretical Beliefs. 4. Social Construction of
Theoretical Beliefs. 5. Inequality and Intercultural Education. 6. Issues
and Problems of Representation in a Comparative European Context. Part II:
Interculturalism and Language Issues. 7. Theory, Language and
Socio-political Perspectives. 8. Language Diversity and Intercultural
Education. Part III. Interculturalism and Multicultural Education. 9.
Multicultural Education and the Concept of a Culture: A View from Social
Anthropology. 10. Intercultural Education in the United Kingdom. 11.
Intercultural Education: The Reality in Italy. Part IV: Interculturalism,
Curriculum and Teacher Education. 12. Intercultural Education in Portugal.
13. Intercultural Education and Teacher Training. 14. Comparative Issues in
Teacher Training Programmes, planning in Developing countries. 15. Cultural
Diversity, Curriculum Development and Support. 16. Citizenship, National
Identity and the Europeanisation of the Curriculum. 17. Intercultural
Issues in Health Education. Part V: Interculturalism and Intergroup
Relations. 18. Classroom Relationships in Three Cultures: Comparative
Classroom Ambience in the UK, France and Lithuania. 19. Conflict Between
Social Groups: Cognitive Psychology and the Reduction of Conflict between
Groups. 20. Multi-Ethnic Marriage and Interculturalism in Britain and the
Netherlands. Part VI: Conclusions. 21. Pluralisms and the Future of
Multicultural Education.
Identity. 2. Intercultural Education: Policies within Europe. 3. The
Epistemological Status of Theoretical Beliefs. 4. Social Construction of
Theoretical Beliefs. 5. Inequality and Intercultural Education. 6. Issues
and Problems of Representation in a Comparative European Context. Part II:
Interculturalism and Language Issues. 7. Theory, Language and
Socio-political Perspectives. 8. Language Diversity and Intercultural
Education. Part III. Interculturalism and Multicultural Education. 9.
Multicultural Education and the Concept of a Culture: A View from Social
Anthropology. 10. Intercultural Education in the United Kingdom. 11.
Intercultural Education: The Reality in Italy. Part IV: Interculturalism,
Curriculum and Teacher Education. 12. Intercultural Education in Portugal.
13. Intercultural Education and Teacher Training. 14. Comparative Issues in
Teacher Training Programmes, planning in Developing countries. 15. Cultural
Diversity, Curriculum Development and Support. 16. Citizenship, National
Identity and the Europeanisation of the Curriculum. 17. Intercultural
Issues in Health Education. Part V: Interculturalism and Intergroup
Relations. 18. Classroom Relationships in Three Cultures: Comparative
Classroom Ambience in the UK, France and Lithuania. 19. Conflict Between
Social Groups: Cognitive Psychology and the Reduction of Conflict between
Groups. 20. Multi-Ethnic Marriage and Interculturalism in Britain and the
Netherlands. Part VI: Conclusions. 21. Pluralisms and the Future of
Multicultural Education.