Here are some notes on
('reading guides' to) some articles I have
been reading in order to teach a Level 2
Education Studies module. The subheadings are
not exactly discrete and you will need to
scroll down to see where else things might be
located. As always, go back to the originals
to overcome the limits of my brief (and
partisan) summaries.
Emotional
intelligence and sport -- an amazing
Sports Science piece on defining and refining
an EI scale Multiple intelligences
-- White's critcisms of Gardner Deleuze &
Guattari on education (1) -- Hodgson and
Standish on critiques of conventional readings
of Foucault in educational research Deleuze (and a bit
less Guattari) on education (2) --
Semetsky on Deleuze's general theory of
learning via triads of affect, percept and
concept Deleuze on ed (3) --
Gale's interpretation of Deleuze which makes
him a defender of social justice Deleuze (and others)
on ed (4) -- more Gale on developing
libverating educational praxis, inspired by
Deeuze and others Deleuze and ed (4)
-- St Pierre on discovering Deleuze's critique
of the subject but still finding him inspiring Little Hans --my
sceptical take on how Deleuze and Guattari use
the case of Little Hans to argue that children
are really philosophers of becoming
Why Gramsci did NOT like 'progressive
education' -- here
History of
teacher training
The beginnings and the role of St Mark and St
John here.
The context of debates among Bentham, Marx,
Dickens, and modern critiques incl Foucault.
Shorter Powerpoint here