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Between education and employment: EU governance and the Europeanisation of teacher policy
We were pleased to host Tore Sorensen this week for a special seminar on Teachers’ Work and Europe. His talk on EU governance and the Europeanisation of teacher policy came out of the TeachersCareers project. Here are the slides from Tore's presentation:
Tore Sorensen on Teachers’ Work and Europe
CPGJ are hosting a special lunch-time seminar on teachers’ work and Europe in 2S10 in the Donald McIntyre Building at 1.00-2.30 on Wednesday 20th November, 2019. The seminar will be led by Dr. Tore Sorensen, University of Louvain, Belgium. The title of Tore’s seminar is Between education and employment: EU governance and the Europeanisation of teacher policy. … Continue reading Tore Sorensen on Teachers’ Work and Europe
Letter from Chilean Students at the Faculty of Education
Dear fellow members and students of the Faculty of Education, As Chilean students at the Faculty of Education, we would like to share information about the current situation in our country to raise awareness and international solidarity about this social and political crisis. As you may know, we lived a cruel military dictatorship between 1973 … Continue reading Letter from Chilean Students at the Faculty of Education
The Bernstein Reading Group
The Bernstein Reading Group aims to bring together students and staff who use Bernstein in their study and hence generate a discussion about Bernstein's work at the faculty. The group's insight on Bernstein's work is on using his conceptual tools to discuss issues of globalisation, knowledge and pedagogy. First meeting: Friday 8th November from 5pm-6.30pm … Continue reading The Bernstein Reading Group
CfP: Marxism and Migration
Proposal Deadline: February 1, 2020 Editors: Genevieve Ritchie, Sara Carpenter, and Shahrzad Mojab Contact Information: marxism.and.migration@gmail.com Introduction and Scope: The present conditions of transnational migration are nothing short of alarming. Best described as a kind of social expulsion, these conditions range from migrant caravans and detained unaccompanied children in the United States to the thousands … Continue reading CfP: Marxism and Migration
