Children as Citizens: Education for Participation

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Part One: Introduction. 1. 'The child carried on the back does not know the end of the road': the teacher's role in assisting participation, Cathie Holden, University of Exeter, and Nick Clough, University of the West of England. Part Two: Primary Pupils: Values and Actions. 2. Participation and learning in early childhood, Liz Wood, University of Exeter. 3. Keen at eleven, cynical at eighteen? Encouraging pupil participation in school and communityCathie Holden, University of Exeter. 4. Emerging from the tunnel: dilemmas in environmental education, Nick Clough, University of the West of England. Part Three: Secondary Pupils: Values and Actions. 5. The voices of disabled children and education for citizenship, Jane Tarr and Rhiannon Rhys Owen, University of the West of England. 6. Education after Auschwitz: a necessary task for human rights education, Hanns-Fred Rathenow and Norbert Weber, Technische Universitat Berlin. 7. Conflicts, controversy and caring: young people's attitudes towards children's rights, Audrey Osler, University of Birmingham. 8. Citizenship through literature, Chris Spurgeon, Hartshill School, Nuneaton. Part Four: Teacher Thinking: Values, Knowledge and Action. 9. Understanding the role of emotion in anti-racist education, Phil Johnson, University of Melbourne. 10. The teacher's role in democratic pedagogies, Doug Harwood, University of Warwick. 11. Economics, environment and the loss of innocence, Martin Ashley, University of the West of England. 12. Questioning identities: issues for teachers and children, Ian Davies and Micheline Rey, University of York. 13. New teachers talking citizenship: Europe and beyond, Veronica Voiels, Manchester Metropolitan University. Part Five: Case Studies from European Primary Schools. 14. Children's newspapers: meeting other minds, Geoff Anderson, Westminster College, Oxford. 15. Children and the supermarch : a case study, Jean Pierre Branchereau, IUFM, Nantes. 16. Consumers as citizens: a European project with teachers and children, Marta Utset, Bellaterra Primary School, Maria Villanueva and Carmen Gonzalo, Universitat Autonoma Barcelona, Bellaterra. Part Six: Children's Voices in Learning Materials. 17. Speaking for ourselves, listening to others: young global citizens learning through the study of distant places, Julia Tanner, Leeds Metropolitan University. 18. Children's voices from different times and places, Margot Brown and Don Harrison, University College of Ripon and York St John.

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