Hope, wisdom and courage teaching and learning practices in today's schools and beyond / edited by Susan Groundwater-Smith.

Other author Groundwater-Smith, Susan
Format Electronic
Publication InfoNew York, NY : Peter Lang, [2025]
Descriptionvi, 141 pages 23 cm
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SeriesCounterpoints, 1058-1634 ; vol 559
Contents Learning from essays on hope, wisdom and courage in today's schools and beyond / Susan Groundwater-Smith -- Resources of hope for education in the 21st century? / Ian Menter -- The hidden life of education / Stephen Kemmis -- Hope, education and the generation of fear: Matters of time and space / -- Cathy Burke -- Pedagogical possibilities in and beyond climate-changing classrooms / Eve Mayes with Natasha Abhayawickrama and Emma Heyink -- Activists in rethinking hope, courage, and wisdom / Barry Down -- Education and democracy: towards a curriculum for democratic hope / Alan Reid -- Leading a pedagogy of hope / Linda O'Brien -- The transformative power of truth-telling: fostering hope, courage, and wisdom in students / Kylie Captain and Catherine Burgess -- Hope and courage: a collective pedagogy to build sustainable gender equality and more / Hunter, J. & Knijnik, J. -- Rokeya's dream: speculative writing and the making of an unreal education / Remy Low -- Afterword / Bob Lingard.
Abstract "This book comprises a series of engaging and provocative essays directed towards an optimistic consideration of hope, informed by practices that can be nurtured in school education and other sites of learning and are associated with courage and wisdom,. Written from a range of perspectives and experiences each essay brings to the reader a positive orientation; one that is too often lacking in today's global era in which much attention is paid to simplified solutions, often unfit for purpose, and which engender a spirit of despondency and demoralization. Attention has been directed to the essay form as a departure from the academic chapter or journal article, with an expectation that the book will be of value beyond the walls of academia. The genre seeks to stimulate the reader's and scholar's imagination and to create new mental models that can stimulate reflection and rumination. The essays are sensitive to the many global, economic, societal and environmental discourses so dominant in the public domain and so act as antidotes to the more pernicious influences that those discourses have on educational policy making and practice"-- Provided by publisher.
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