Citizenship Education
- James Arthur - University of Birmingham, UK
- Ian Davies - University of York, UK
The first volume focuses on historical and philosophical material. Volume two examines the purposes of citizenship education, including arguments for particular aspects such as 'race', class, gender or broader matters such as justice and equality. The third volume describes and discusses particular forms of education that relate strongly and directly to citizenship education, e.g. global education, character education, political education, moral education, social education). Volume four focuses on material about socialisation, curriculum, pedagogy and assessment.
Throughout the 4 volumes key themes are highlighted:
- What is the nature of citizenship and citizenship education?
- Why is citizenship education promoted?
- Where does citizenship education occur?
- Who is citizenship education for and how does it affect learners and others?
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