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Searching for the ideal school around the world : school tourism and performative autoethnographic-we / by Alys Mendus.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Mendus, Alys, author.
- Series:
- Arts, creativities, and learning environments in global perspectives
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Comparative education.
- Education--Aims and objectives.
- Education.
- Schools--Evaluation.
- Schools.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (xxii, 269 pages) : illustrations (some color.
- Place of Publication:
- Leiden : Brill, 2021.
- System Details:
- text file
- Contents:
- 1 Alys the Guide p. 1
- 2 Part 1 Covers... p. 6
- 3 Part 2 Covers... p. 7
- 4 Part 3 Covers... p. 8
- 5 Alys the Guide p. 10
- Part 1 Fed up with the System
- 1 'Fed up with the System' p. 13
- 1 Alys the Guide: Introduction p. 13
- 2 Fed up with the English Education System p. 14
- 3 Fed up with Neoliberalism in Education p. 20
- 4 Alys the Guide p. 22
- 5 Performative Autoethnography p. 22
- 6 The Multiplicities of the Alys-We p. 27
- 2 My Nomadology p. 32
- 1 Alys the Guide p. 32
- 2 Alys the School Tourist: Where Did I Travel? p. 32
- 3 Fed up with Fixed Home Dwelling: Introducing My Embodied Nomadology p. 35
- 4 Alys the Van-Dweller Describes Their Life in 2017 p. 36
- 5 An Ode to the Car Park - 13th September 2016 p. 39
- 6 Alys the Nomad p. 42
- 7 Vignette 1: Alys the Theorist with Alys the Nomad - A Dialogue Troubling the Term 'Nomad' p. 42
- 3 School Is Not the Answer p. 49
- 1 Alys the Guide p. 49
- 2 The Queering of 'Bad-Alys': The Green School Epiphany Poem p. 50
- 3 Edge-ucation, Potentiality and the Utopian Performative of Hope p. 59
- 4 Potentiality and Hope p. 61
- 5 Alys the Guide: Utopian Performative of Hope for Education p. 62
- Part 2 Educating Differently
- 4 Steiner Waldorf Education p. 67
- 1 Alys the Guide p. 67
- 2 Alys-We: Why Not Waldorf? A Play-Script from SE Asia p. 68
- 3 Alys the Educator: What Is Steiner Waldorf Education? p. 72
- 4 Kindergarten (3-6 years) p. 73
- 5 Vignette 2: Alys the Performer - A Poem about a Steiner Kindergarten p. 74
- 6 Lower School (7-14 years) p. 76
- 7 Vignette 3: Alys the School Tourist - An Observation of a Steiner Class 1/2 Main Lesson p. 77
- 8 Upper School (14+) p. 78
- 9 Vignette 4: Alys Educating Differently - My First Experience Teaching in a Steiner Waldorf Upper School p. 78
- 10 Vignette 5: Alys the School Tourist - A Conversation with Steiner Waldorf School Administrator, Australia, February 2016 p. 79
- 11 Alys the Guide p. 80
- 12 Alys and Steiner: The Role of the Steiner Waldorf Class Teacher p. 81
- 13 Alys the Theorist: What Are the Main Critiques of Steiner Waldorf Pedagogy? p. 82
- 14 Alys the Guide: Why I Have Included Two Chapters on Steiner Waldorf p. 84
- 5 Alys Troubling Steiner Waldorf Education p. 86
- 1 Alys the Guide: Introduction p. 86
- 2 Alys the Theorist: What Is Anthroposophy? p. 86
- 3 Alys and Steiner: Anthroposophy and Racism p. 89
- 4 Alys the Theorist: Anthroposophy - The Elementals and Inner Work p. 93
- 5 Alys the Theorist: A Dialogue about Inner Work p. 96
- 6 Alys the Theorist: Steiner Waldorf Education around the World - The Challenge with Eurocentricism p. 96
- 7 Vignette 6: Alys the Performer - An Ethnodrama on the role of Christianity in Steiner Waldorf Education p. 98
- 8 Vignette 7: Alys the School Tourist (Kathmandu, Nepal, March 2008) p. 100
- 9 Alys the Theorist: Sterner Waldorf Education and the Edge-ucation p. 103
- 10 Alys Educating Differently: Moving from Blended Pedagogy into Edge-ucation p. 107
- 11 State-funded Steiner Waldorf Edge-ucation p. 109
- 12 Vignette 8: Alys the School Tourist - State-funded Steiner Primary Stream, Australia p. 109
- 13 Alys Educating Differently: Fed up with Behaviourism in the Classroom p. 112
- 14 Vignette 9: 'Acorn 1,2,3' p. 112
- 15 Vignette 10: "You Can't Sit There!" p. 113
- 16 Vignette 11: Red on the Traffic Light Means No Playtime p. 113
- 17 Alys the Theorist: A Response to Vignette 9,10 & 11 in 2016 p. 114
- 18 Alys the Guide: Why Steiner Waldorf Education Is Not My 'Ideal' p. 116
- 6 Alys and Progressive Education p. 119
- 1 Alys the Guide p. 119
- 2 Alys the Theorist: Progressive Education p. 119
- 3 Alys the School Tourist: Stories from Progressive Schools p. 120
- 4 Alys the Educator: What Makes a 21st Century Progressive School Progressive? p. 122
- 5 Alys the Educator: Project-Based Learning p. 125
- 6 Alys the Educator: Ron Berger and Expeditionary Learning p. 126
- 7 The Queering of 'Bad-Alys': The Dangers of Putting Places on a Pedestal - The Green School, Bali p. 127
- 8 The Queering of Bad-Alys... Feeling Uncomfortable Realising I Am Too Radical for What I Have Seen p. 130
- 9 Alys the Guide p. 131
- 7 Alys and Democratic Education p. 133
- 1 Alys the Guide p. 133
- 2 Alys the Theorist: Progressive Education and Democracy p. 134
- 3 Alys the School Tourist: My First Democratic School Visit p. 135
- 4 Alys the Educator: What Is Democratic Education? p. 136
- 5 Alys the School Tourist: Different Places That Call Themselves Democratic... p. 138
- 6 Alys the Educator: What Makes These Democratic Schools Different from Other Schools 'Educating Differently'? p. 140
- 7 Alys the Educator: What Is the Role of the Teacher in Democratic Education? p. 142
- 8 Alys the Theorist: Democracy-in-Action? p. 145
- 9 Alys the School Tourist: Observation of Democratic School Meetings p. 146
- 10 Alys the School Tourist: A Discussion with an Experienced Democratic Educator p. 149
- 11 Alys the Guide: Reflections p. 150
- 12 Alys the School Tourist: Gems from Democratic Schools p. 150
- 13 Alys the Edge-dweller: Democratic Education and the 'Ideal School' p. 154
- 14 Alys the Educator: Unschooling p. 157
- 15 Alys the Guide p. 159
- 8 Alys and Montessori Education p. 162
- 1 Alys the Guide p. 162
- 2 Alys and Steiner: The View of Montessori p. 162
- 3 Alys the School Tourist - What Is Montessori Education? p. 164
- 4 Alys the School Tourist: Combined Pedagogical Approaches p. 166
- 5 The Queering of 'Bad-Alys': Seeing Montessori with New Eyes p. 169
- 6 Alys the Guide p. 171
- 7 An Interview with Emma Hughes, Primary Montessori Teacher, July 2021 p. 172
- 8 Alys the Educator: Gems within Montessori Education - Exploring Montessori Maths Resources p. 174
- 9 Alys and Edge-ucational Gems within the System p. 178
- 1 Alys the Guide p. 178
- 2 Alys the School Tourist: Using Autonomous Approaches with a Set Curriculum p. 178
- 3 Alys the Guide p. 193
- Part 3 Towards a Paradigm Shift
- 10 Performing School Tourism p. 197
- 1 Alys the Guide p. 197
- 2 Alys the Theorist: A Theoretical Discussion of Performing School Tourism p. 197
- 3 A Troubling of Performing School Tourism p. 201
- 4 The Ethics of Performing School Tourism p. 209
- 5 Alys the Guide p. 211
- 11 Becoming a School Tourist p. 213
- 1 Alys the Guide p. 214
- 2 Alys the School Tourist: Other School Tourists... p. 215
- 3 Alys the Theorist: What Counts as a School Visit? p. 215
- 4 What Do I Do as a School Tourist? p. 216
- 5 Alys the School Tourist: Group and Solo School Tourism p. 218
- 6 Alys Educating-Differently: Working with School Students to Find the Ideal School p. 220
- 7 Alys the School Tourist: Visiting Innovative Schools with Preservice Teachers p. 223
- 8 Alys the Theorist: Becoming-Identity p. 226
- 9 Alys the Guide p. 227
- 12 Composting the Rhizome: The Earth-We p. 229
- 1 Alys the Guide p. 229
- 2 Alys the Theorist: Discussing the Big Picture p. 230
- 3 Vignette 29: Alys the Edge-Dweller - Learning from the Dark Mountain Weekend p. 230
- 4 Alys the Guide p. 233
- 5 Alys-We Performing School-Tourism for the 'New Story' p. 233
- 6 The Queering of Bad-Alys: Moving beyond the 'New Story' p. 235
- 7 Vignette 30: Come Dance My PhD p. 237
- 8 The Multiplicities of the Alys-We and the Earth-We p. 242
- 9 Alys the Guide p. 244.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 249-267) and index.
- Electronic reproduction. Leiden, Netherlands Available via World Wide Web.
- Description based on print version record.
- ISBN:
- 9789004506039
- 9004506039
- Publisher Number:
- 40030891772
- Access Restriction:
- Restricted for use by site license.
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