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Hallman, Heidi – International Studies in Catholic Education, 2022
The question: 'Education: Commodity or Public Good?' (Grace, G. 1989. "Education: Commodity or Public Good?" "British Journal of Educational Studies" 37 (3): 207-221. doi:10.1080/00071005.1989.9973812) is more prescient than ever, and this paper probes the ways in which Catholic school teachers experience market-oriented…
Descriptors: Catholic Schools, Catholic Educators, Educational Change, Neoliberalism
Muderedzwa, Meshack – International Studies in Catholic Education, 2022
Catholic education exists to attempt to transform people so that they become more responsible in their private and public life and as such the Church strives to build an education programme that enriches humanity through upholding Christian values. The investigation used in the study was based on the perceptions of school leaders and other…
Descriptors: Catholic Schools, Institutional Mission, Moral Values, Student Behavior
Vide, Vicente; Wroblewski, David – International Studies in Catholic Education, 2022
There is clear evidence of increasing secularisation across Europe; nevertheless, the authority of the Christian tradition persists. This study focuses on the case of Spain, a well-founded Catholic origin country, which, in just a few decades has become from being one of the most religious to one of the least among Catholics. This investigation…
Descriptors: Catholic Schools, Religious Education, Religious Factors, Spiritual Development
Barlas, Asma – International Studies in Catholic Education, 2022
This article examines the contours of the colonialist/Eurocentric education its author received in Catholic Convents in Pakistan and traces the genealogy of some common stereotypes of Islam/Muslims, the Prophet Muhammad, and the Qur'an such an education propagates. This exercise is meant to help Catholic and Muslim educators confront these…
Descriptors: Individual Differences, Religion, Muslims, Catholics
Fincham, David – International Studies in Catholic Education, 2022
Headteachers of Catholic schools in England in the early twenty-first century are facing unprecedented challenges in exercising their role. In addition to concerns about funding and recruitment, leaders in Catholic schools are subject to challenges about Catholic identity and integrity, which are tested by pressures such as social media that have…
Descriptors: Principals, Catholic Schools, Foreign Countries, Barriers
James, John T. – International Studies in Catholic Education, 2022
This article examines the historical context of the growth and development of Catholic education in the United States, and the commitment of Catholic colleges and universities -- viewed primarily through the lens of Jesuit Colleges and Universities -- to the professional formation of educators for service in Catholic schools. It is a story of the…
Descriptors: Educational History, Catholic Schools, Churches, Catholics
Regus, Maksimus – International Studies in Catholic Education, 2022
This article focuses on the historical role of the Catholic Church of Ruteng Diocese in Manggarai, Indonesia, in developing educational services to accelerate the development of an educated society. Theoretically, this article refers briefly to the discussion around the knowledge society and looks at the role of the Catholic Church in this…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Catholic Schools, Catholics, Church Role
Alcaide, Jorge Carlos Naranjo – International Studies in Catholic Education, 2022
Catholic schools have multiplied since 1843 until now in Sudan, an Islamic majority country where Arab and African cultures intertwine in a particular way. The research aims at identifying the characteristics that define the identity and the concept of quality of these schools. With this purpose, the article reviews their history and the…
Descriptors: Institutional Characteristics, Catholic Schools, Refugees, Disadvantaged
Clarence, Mukti; Viju, P. D.; George, Tony Sam – International Studies in Catholic Education, 2022
Jesuit schools, in particular, have been known for a long time to be centres of learning in Chotanagpur area, India, where tremendous efforts were made to achieve a high level of academic excellence; yet it appears that this legacy is not being sustained among rural, tribal, vernacular schools of Chotanagpur these days because of varied reasons.…
Descriptors: Catholic Schools, Religious Education, Catholic Educators, Teacher Attitudes
Foley, Toni; Dinan-Thompson, Maree; Caltabiano, Nerina – International Studies in Catholic Education, 2022
Australia is a religiously diverse nation with a growing trend in 'no religious affiliation' and irrelevance of religion in the lives of young learners and their families. The purpose of this study is to explore the perspectives of School leaders, teachers, and support officers in describing their role in interreligious learning and teaching in…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Religious Education, Intergroup Relations, Catholic Schools
Cook, Timothy; Fussell, Ronald; Simonds, Thomas – International Studies in Catholic Education, 2022
Stability of leadership in Catholic education at the (arch)diocesan level is essential for achieving school system wide goals. This study investigated turnover and retention of Catholic school superintendents in the USA. Ten former superintendents were interviewed. The interview findings revealed that all but one former superintendent had left…
Descriptors: Catholic Schools, Superintendents, Labor Turnover, Administrator Attitudes
Fincham, David – International Studies in Catholic Education, 2022
This paper is a follow up to a previous article published online in this journal (Fincham; 2019) in which the writer describes the first phase of research into contemporary challenges facing headteachers in Catholic schools in England as expressed from the perspective of headteachers within one diocese. It was evident from the first phase that…
Descriptors: Catholic Schools, Foreign Countries, Principals, Administrator Attitudes
Ruankool, Nopparat – International Studies in Catholic Education, 2022
Inspired by Paul VI's Octogesima Adveniens regarding the Church's urgent response to social issues, in his speech to Jesuit alumni in Valencia in July 1973, Fr. Pedro Arrupe reflected on the concept of 'social justice' and its implications for Jesuit schools. He spoke about how Jesuit education could assist students to become 'men and women for…
Descriptors: Catholic Schools, Communities of Practice, Social Justice, Foreign Countries
Wodon, Quentin; Tsimpo, Clarence – International Studies in Catholic Education, 2021
National student assessments from Uganda suggest low levels of proficiency for students in primary and secondary schools. This is confirmed by data for primary schools from the 2013 Service Delivery Indicators survey. The data are used in this article to conduct an assessment of factors affecting student performance. A unique feature of the data…
Descriptors: Catholic Schools, Foreign Countries, Private Schools, Elementary Education
Nkengne, Patrick; Pieume, Olivier; Tsimpo, Clarence; Ezeugwu, Gilbert; Wodon, Quentin – International Studies in Catholic Education, 2021
Teachers who are satisfied with their job are more likely to teach well, which in turn should enable their students to better learn while in school. Sub-Saharan Africa is currently experiencing a learning crisis, with close to nine out of ten children not able to read and understand a simple text at age 10. This affects all types of schools and…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Job Satisfaction, Teacher Attitudes, Teacher Characteristics