The Significance of Schooling: Life-Journeys in an African Society

Robert Serpell

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African Education and Politics African cultural and philosophical studies Indigenous Cultures and Socio-Education

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List of illustrations List of tables Preface 1. The multiple agenda of schooling 2. Wanzelu ndani? A Chewa perspective on child development and intelligence 3. The formal educational model of cognitive growth 4. Bicultural mediation: local challenges for teachers 5. Life-journeys and the significance of schooling 6. Dialogue and accountability: the school as a community resource 7. Perspectivist reflections on educational planning Appendix Notes Bibliography Indexes.

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