Accessing Education: Effectively Widening Participation
Access courses were developed in Britain to promote equality and social justice.

This research study of access education draws on the views of academics, access practitioners and, most importantly, the accounts and critiques of access students themselves. It notes how access as now provided within the dominant discourse is often intimidating to the students it is meant to serve and how current approaches can reinforce poverty and exclusion and reproduce unequal power relations. Dr Burke and her students argue for a collaboratively developed pedagogy for access courses that includes theory and practice, teachers and students - a pedagogy which addresses difference and context while remaining committed to anti-classisist, anti-sexist and antiracist approaches to teaching and learning.
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Accessing Education: Effectively Widening Participation
Access courses were developed in Britain to promote equality and social justice.

This research study of access education draws on the views of academics, access practitioners and, most importantly, the accounts and critiques of access students themselves. It notes how access as now provided within the dominant discourse is often intimidating to the students it is meant to serve and how current approaches can reinforce poverty and exclusion and reproduce unequal power relations. Dr Burke and her students argue for a collaboratively developed pedagogy for access courses that includes theory and practice, teachers and students - a pedagogy which addresses difference and context while remaining committed to anti-classisist, anti-sexist and antiracist approaches to teaching and learning.
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Accessing Education: Effectively Widening Participation

Accessing Education: Effectively Widening Participation

by Penny Jane Burke
Accessing Education: Effectively Widening Participation

Accessing Education: Effectively Widening Participation

by Penny Jane Burke

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Access courses were developed in Britain to promote equality and social justice.

This research study of access education draws on the views of academics, access practitioners and, most importantly, the accounts and critiques of access students themselves. It notes how access as now provided within the dominant discourse is often intimidating to the students it is meant to serve and how current approaches can reinforce poverty and exclusion and reproduce unequal power relations. Dr Burke and her students argue for a collaboratively developed pedagogy for access courses that includes theory and practice, teachers and students - a pedagogy which addresses difference and context while remaining committed to anti-classisist, anti-sexist and antiracist approaches to teaching and learning.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781858562551
Publisher: Stylus Publishing, LLC
Publication date: 05/06/2002
Pages: 180
Product dimensions: 5.75(w) x 9.00(h) x (d)

About the Author

Penny Jane Burke is Global Innovation Chair of Equity, and Director of the Centre of Excellence for Equity in Higher Education, at the University of Newcastle, New South Wales.
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