The Struggle for Change: The Story of One SchoolRoutledge, 2018. gada 11. maijs - 202 lappuses Originally published in 1994. The story of Hansel and Gretel is familiar to many people. Most believe that the witch was wicked. But has this issue ever been seriously challenged? In the Introduction to this book, Marvin Wideen describes the day he saw this well-known fairy story being taught and through it draws us along a path of education reform in Lakeview School, British Columbia, and shows how, by this process of reform, the school changed from within. He considers the ideology supporting educational change, what change means to those who undertake it, and how the experience relates to the larger social and political context. The book effectively demonstrates that change will always create anxiety; needs careful and sensitive implementation, and occurs in isolation or as a result of activity within a larger context. |
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... Hansel and Gretel, the two children who had been abandoned in the woods by their parents only to have come into the ... Hansel and Gretel as their friends. Several hands were raised and a chorus of answers replied, 'yes!' 'But are you ...
... and rotund shape suggested some indiscriminate European town crier of several centuries ago. The placard he carried read: HANSEL AND GRETEL TO BE TRIED FOR ROBBERY AND MURDER ! ! ! Hans refel are innocent because he would have died of.
... Hansel and Gretel and that some of them would be serving as lawyers and jurors, with others taking the important role of audience participants. The transition from talk about a nursery story to setting up court in the classroom involved ...
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The Struggle for Change: The Story of One School Marvin Wideen,Ivy Pye Ierobežota priekšskatīšana - 1994 |
The Struggle for Change: The Story of One School Marvin Wideen,Ivy Pye Priekšskatījums nav pieejams - 1994 |