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Egan, Kieran; Judson, Gillian – Educational Philosophy and Theory, 2009
Both local and global issues are typically dealt with in the Social Studies curriculum, or in curriculum areas with other names but similar intents. In the literature about Social Studies the imagination has played little role, and consequently it hardly appears in texts designed to help teachers plan and implement Social Studies lessons. What is…
Descriptors: Imagination, Social Studies, Values, Lesson Plans
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Clarke, Matthew – Educational Philosophy and Theory, 2009
Identity is a contemporary buzzword in education, referencing the individual and the social, the personal and the political, self and other. Following Maggie MacLure, we can think of identity in terms of teachers "arguing for themselves", or giving an account of themselves. Yet in the wake of poststructuralism's radical de-centering of the subject…
Descriptors: Teacher Attitudes, Ethics, Critical Theory, Self Concept
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Scott, Catherine – Educational Philosophy and Theory, 2008
The 20th century saw a profound change to the model of humanity commonly accepted in the West. At the start of the century the tripartite model of personhood included the components of mind, body and soul, or the physical, mental and moral/spiritual aspects of being. By the end of the century, this had changed to physical, mental and emotional.…
Descriptors: Educational Change, Curriculum, Social Change, Psychological Patterns