Power, politics and pedagogy: community organising and citizenship education

Marcus Bhargava; Lee Jerome

Power, politics and pedagogy: community organising and citizenship education

Marcus Bhargava
, Lee Jerome

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Abstract

In this paper we explore how student teachers‘ participation in grassroots community organising groups may help to enhance teacher education programmes for Citizenship. In order to do this, we draw from the experiences and research projects of seven student teachers who participated in a community organising group and produced assignments related to critical analysis of their participation. In order to address the central question, we analyse the students‘ assignments, identifying key assumptions that underpin their accounts of their work, and examine the insights they gained into the nature of facilitating active citizenship through school-based citizenship education programmes. We conclude by identifying an agenda for us as teacher educators to ensure such experiences can be used most effectively.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - May 2012
Event	Creating Communities : Local, National and Global : Fourteenth Conference of the Children's Identity and Citizenship in Europe Academic Network - York, U.K. Duration: 24 May 2012 → 26 May 2012

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Conference	Creating Communities : Local, National and Global : Fourteenth Conference of the Children's Identity and Citizenship in Europe Academic Network
Period	24/05/12 → 26/05/12

Bibliographical note

Note: Published in: Cunningham, Peter and Fretwell, Nathan (eds.) (2012) Creating communities : local, national and global : Proceedings of the fourteenth Conference of the Children's Identity and Citizenship in Europe Erasmus Academic Network. London, U.K. : CiCe. pp. 277-285. ISBN 9781907675010.

Organising Body: Children‘s Identity and Citizenship in Europe Academic Network

Keywords

Education

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Power, politics and pedagogy: community organising and citizenship education
Bhargava, M. & Jerome, L., May 2012, Published in: Cunningham, Peter and Fretwell, Nathan (eds.) (2012) Creating communities : local, national and global : Proceedings of the fourteenth Conference of the Children's Identity and Citizenship in Europe Erasmus Academic Network. London, U.K. : CiCe. pp. 277-285. ISBN 9781907675010. Organising Body: Children‘s Identity and Citizenship in Europe Academic Network Organising Body: Children‘s Identity and Citizenship in Europe Academic Network.
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › peer-review

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Bhargava, M., & Jerome, L. (2012). Power, politics and pedagogy: community organising and citizenship education. Paper presented at Creating Communities : Local, National and Global : Fourteenth Conference of the Children's Identity and Citizenship in Europe Academic Network. http://www.cicea.eu/index.php/publications/proceedings/146-2012-conference-proceedings-york-uk

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Power, politics and pedagogy: community organising and citizenship education

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