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Emerging Trends in Higher Education / Panikkar, K..

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Panikkar, K., author.
Nair, M., author.
Series:
Always learning
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Education, Higher--India--Congresses.
Education, Higher.
Higher education and state--India--Congresses.
Higher education and state.
Neoliberalism--India--Congresses.
Neoliberalism.
Social justice--India--Congresses.
Social justice.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (316 pages)
Edition:
1st edition
Place of Publication:
Pearson India, 2011.
System Details:
text file
Summary:
A prerequisite to the formation of a developed nation is the need to ensure education for all. Recognizing the need to address this issue, especially in a developing nation like India,
Contents:
Cover
Contents
Foreword
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part I: Role of the State
Chapter 1: Education, Democracy and Development
References
Chapter 2: Civic Education, Pluralism and the Indispensable Role of the State
The Overall Argument
The Centrality of Civic Education
Conceptions of Civic Education
The Public Ramifications of Education as a Private Good
The Moral Psychology of Homo Oeconomicus
The Current Situation
Promotion of Well-being, Not GDP, as the Aim of Economic Activity
Fraternity as a Supreme Civic Good to be Secured by Education
Equal Education Opportunities: A Means for Subverting the Perpetuation of Inequality
An Intermingling of Populations Incognizant of Fellow-citizens
Moral Education and the Development of Mutual Respect
The Provision of Education as a Universal Good
Challenges to the State Provision of Education
The State as Monopoly Provider and its Often-manifest Shortcomings
Accountability
Problems of Respect for Religious and Cultural Diversity in a Common School
Conclusion: The Challenges of Providing a High-quality State Education System
Notes
Chapter 3: State and Education: The Nordic Model in Action
The Nordic Welfare Model
The Three Functions of Education: Socioeconomic Development, Equality, Health and Well-being
The Nordic Model of Education
Outcomes of the Nordic Model
The Future of the Nordic Model and the Pressures of Market Forces and Globalization
Chapter 4: Towards Democratization of Education in India
Democratization of Education: An Integral Part of Human Equality and Freedom
The Impact on a Caste and Class-ridden Society of Underfunding Public Education
The Influence of the Profit-seeking Private Sector on Indian Education.
Democratization of Access to Higher Education
Note
Chapter 5: Democracy, Decentralized Planning and Devolution of Power in Education
Chapter 6: Education for Democracy, Secularism and Inclusive Growth
Education to be Rooted in and Guided by Constitutionalism
Diversity to be Understood and Preserved
Rule of Law: The Cornerstone of Democracy
Equality to be Achieved Through Inclusive Education
Secularism: An Ideal Without an Alternative to Indian Situation
The Role of the State in Education
Part II: Impact of Neo-Liberal Policies
Chapter 7: Producing Difference: Neoliberalism, Neoconservatism and the Politics of Educational Reform
Gritty Materialities
Right Turn
New Markets, Old Traditions
Markets and Performance
False Hopes
Connecting Markets and Testing
Privileging Privilege
National Curriculum and National Testing
Managerialism and Professionalism
Curriculum Planning and Recontextualization
Creating Educational Triage
Conclusion
Chapter 8: Pupil Empowerment in Schools: Limits and Possibilities
Defining Pupil Voice
Drivers Behind the Promotion of Pupil Voice in England
Children's Rights
Active Citizenship
School Improvement
Personalization
The Policy and Sociological Issues Raised by the Research
Problematizing Notions of 'Voice'
Pupil Voice as Incorporation?
Pupil Voice as Responsibilization?
Pupil Voice as Consumerism?
Pupil Voice and Teacher Professionalism
Chapter 9: Movement and Stasis in the Neoliberal Re-orientation of Schooling and the University
Movement and Stasis
Neoliberal Re-articulations
The Unmaking and Remaking of Schooling
Virtualization
Vocationalization
Fiscalization
References.
Chapter 10: Providing Quality School Education to All Children
Differences in Access to Education Across Social Categories
Strategies for the Future
Central Legislation for the Right to Education, Backed by Financial Commitment
Expansion of Functional Literacy
More Flexibility in Disbursal of Funds
Decentralization and Greater Local Autonomy
Planning for School Infrastructure
Enabling and Regulating Mechanisms for Private Schools
Database on School Education
More Coordination Between Departments
National Evaluating Body for Monitoring Quality
Revamp of School Inspection System
Incentives for and Accountability of School Teachers
Training of School Teachers
Reforms in the Curriculum and the Examination System
Changes in the Examination System
Language Issues
Interventions to Ensure Access of Educationally Deprived Categories
Chapter 11: Curricular Development and Value Education: A Tentative Outline
Plurality and Pluralism
'Thin' and 'Thick' Conceptions
Understanding Developmental Time and Space (Timeplaces)
Adjudicatory National Educational Policies
The Human Right to Be Different
Democratic Secular Education and the Crisis and Virus of Incivility
The Vedic Sciences Case
Chapter 12: Curriculum Reforms in India
Mobilizing the Debate
Discourse Community
Establishing the Child's Agency
Construction of Knowledge
The B.El. Ed. Programme
Beyond Common-sense Theorizing
Building on the Child's Language
Language Across the Curriculum
From Curriculum to Syllabus and Textbooks
Colonialism and the Challenge of Independence: Curriculum Reforms in India
Part III: Environment and Development
Chapter 13: Environment and developmental Education: Immediate Indian Challenges
The Cultural Pull.
Environmental Education in School Curriculum
Rooted in Human Feelings
Post-rio thrusts
Teacher Education
The Tertiary Level
Impact of Environmental Education
Changes and Challenges
Population Growth
HIV/AIDS
Media Transformation, Computers and Communication
Missing Girls and Female Foetcide
Techno-scientific Development and Market Forces
Chapter 14: Education Towards Sustainable Development
Definition of Sustainable Development
Present Concept
Conflicting views on Sustainable Development
UN Initiatives
India's Initiatives
New Paradigm
Hands-on Activities
Case Studies
Curriculum and Sustainable Development
Teacher Empowerment
Role of NCERT
Reinforcing Sustainable Habits
Chapter 15: Environment, Development and Education
Aims of Environmental Education
What is Meant by Environmental Education
Chapter 16: Education for Sustainable Environment and Development
Understanding Sustainability
Achieving Sustainability: The Role of Education
Improving Basic Education: The First Priority
Reorienting Existing Education to Address Sustainable Development: The Second Priority
Developing Public Understanding, Awareness and Training: The Third Priority
Environment Education for Sustainable Development
The Content of Environmental Education
Components of Environmental Education
How Environmental Education Can Be Achieved
Chapter 17: Development and Environment
Ethics and Economics
Ethics and Climate Change
Education for Profitability
Value Orientation and Environmental Education
Role of Universities in Environmental Education
Part IV: Social Justice.
Chapter 18: Modes of Overcoming Social Exclusion Through Education: Analysis of Two Accounts from Pre- and Post-Independence India
Learning from Labour
Learning to Labour: The Exclusion of Labour in Learning
Observations
The Children of Labouring Parents
The Teachers at School
Selected Curricular Themes in Relation to Child Labour
Chapter 19: Paradigm of Education for Social Transformation: Role of Open University System in Creating Culture-based Social Developmental Education
Rationale and Context
The Present Education System
The State Policy
Failure to Evolve Quality Education for All
Education for Sustainable Development
The Role of the State in Education: The Class-Versus-Mass Approach
The Role of the State in Education: The Dilemma Between Private-Versus-Public Institutions
The Search for an Indian Developmental Education Model
The Approach
A Model of Social Developmental Education
The Constructivist Pedagogy of Education
Situated Learning and Situated Development
Developmental Education: Linking Education with Production and Marketing
Connected Society
Social Mobilization and Empowerment
Society Organizational Units: The Parivar and the Community
The Community
Resource-based Developmental Education
The Global Model
The Mass-personalized Locality Model
The Third Model of Development
Social Goals
Social Capital and Social Credit
Social Capital and Social Credit Development
Values and Valuation: A Scale
Economy with Sustainability: Scale Between Social Service and Selfishness
Social Business Companies
Marketing Development
The Need for Social Business Companies
Kerala Open University Model: Cooperative and Non-competitive
Chapter 20: Modernity and its Impact on the Sociology of Education.
Notes:
Online resource; Title from title page (viewed February 10, 2011)
ISBN:
9789332506664
9332506663
OCLC:
842893187

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