Educational theories, cultures and learning: a critical perspective
In: Critical perspectives on education
1.1. Pedagogy, culture and the power of comparison / Robin Alexander -- 1.2. Pedagogy and cultural convergence / Roger Dale -- 1.3. Metaphors in education / Anna Sfard -- 2.1. Students' development in theory and practice : the doubtful role of research / Kieran Egan -- 2.2. Cyberworlds : children in the information age / Sarah L. Holloway and Gill Valentine -- 2.3. The learner, the learning process and pedagogy in social context / Julian Williams -- 2.4. Brain development during adolescence / Sarah-Jayne Blakemore -- 2.5. Interrogating student voice : preoccupations, purposes and possibilities / Michael Fielding -- 2.6. The transition to school : reflections from a contextualist perspective / Jonathan R.H. Tudge, Lia B.L. Freitas and Fabienne Doucet -- 3.1. Vygotsky, tutoring and learning / David Wood and Heather Wood -- 3.2. Becoming a teacher : a sociocultural analysis of initial teacher education / Anne Edwards -- 3.3. Teaching as an affective practice / Chris James -- 3.4. Cultivating positive learning dispositions / Guy Claxton -- 3.5. Continuity and discontinuity in school transfer / Yolande Muschamp -- 3.6. Moral development and education / Willem L. Wardekker -- 3.7. The significance of 'I' in living educational theories / Jack Whitehead -- 3.8. Identity, agency and social practice / William Lachicotte.