A Socially Critical View of the Self-managing School
The shift from the model of central government educational control to school- based management has been widely adopted and acclaimed and has created the general impression of increased democracy and participation.; The international contributors to this book tackle this important policy issue and lo...
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Year of Publication: | 1993 |
Language: | English |
Physical Description: | 1 online resource (243 p.) |
Notes: | Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph |
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Table of Contents:
- chapter Introduction
- chapter 1 Democratic Participation or Efficient Site Management: The Social and Political Location of the Self-Managing School
- chapter 2 The New Right and the Self-Managing School / Jack Demaine
- chapter 3 Paradigm Shifts and Site-based Management in the United States Toward a Paradigm of Social Empowerment
- chapter 4 Culture, Cost and Control; Self-Management and Entrepreneurial Schooling in England and Wales
- chapter 5 Reinventing Square Wheels: Planning for Schools to Ignore Realities / Marie Brennan
- chapter 6 The Evaluative State and Self-Management in Education: Cause for Reflection?
- chapter 7 The Politics of Devolution, Self-Management and Post-Fordism in Schools / Susan L.Robertson
- chapter 8 Pushing Crisis and Stress down the Line: The Self-Managing School / Peter Watkins
- chapter 9 Managerial ism, Market Liberalism and the Move to Self-Managing Schools in New Zealand
- chapter 10 Teaching Cultures and School-based Management: Towards a Collaborative Reconstruction
- chapter 11 And Your Corporate Manager Will Set You Free: Devolution in South Australian Education
- chapter 12 Managerialism and Market Forces in Vocational Education: Balkanizing Education in the Banana Republic
- chapter 13 Self-Managing Schools, Choice and Equity / Geoffrey Walford.