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Routledge Educating for Democracy in England and Finland - Routledge

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Description

Explore how education systems shape democratic citizenship in Educating for Democracy in England and Finland, a comprehensive analysis from Routledge Research in International and Comparative Education. This book examines the critical relationship between democratic values, classroom practices, and neo-liberal ideology across two distinct educational contexts. As political polarisation increases and support for right-wing movements grows across Europe, understanding how governments and schools can cultivate teachers and students capable of informed, critical citizenship has become essential. The work argues that educational institutions must play an active role in developing citizens who can voice independently reasoned judgements to guide their democratic participation. By comparing England and Finland's approaches to democratic education, this research provides valuable insights into curriculum design, pedagogical strategies, and institutional culture that foster genuine democratic engagement rather than passive compliance.

Key Features

Educating for Democracy compares democratic education practices across England and Finland through rigorous comparative analysis.

The book examines how neo-liberal ideology influences classroom practices and democratic values in contemporary schools.

Routledge Research in International and Comparative Education series positions this work within established scholarship on global educational trends.

The text addresses the role of governments and education systems in preparing informed, critically thinking citizens for democracy.

This academic resource explores the connection between teaching methods and students' capacity for independent democratic citizenship.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
22 October 2016
Listed Since
07 March 2016

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