Teaching in the knowledge society: education in the age of insecurity

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2003-12-01otherChoice Reviews Online1,304 citationsclosed

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Educational Theory and Curriculum Studies Education, Philosophy, and Society Global Education Systems and Policies

Abstract

Teaching for the knowledge society - educating for ingenuity teaching beyond the knowledge society - from value for money to values for good teaching despite the knowledge society I - the end of ingenuity teaching despite the knowledge society II - the loss of integrity the knowledge society school - an endangered entity beyond standardization - professional learning communities or performance training sects? the future of teaching in the knowledge society - rethinking improvement, removing impoverishment.

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