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Critical Education for Work Multidisciplinary Approaches
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Book Code: AB1095
ISBN: 1-56750-109-5
ISBN-13: 978-1-56750-109-4
Ablex Publishing
Publication: 1/1/1994
List Price: $126.95 (UK Sterling Price: £70.00)
Availability: Out of stock
Media Type: Hardcover
Also Available: Paperback
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Description: This book expands the meaning of today's education for work by offering five multidisciplinary approaches- school-to-work transitions, gender equity, labor education, economic democracy, and vocational education-revealing the complexities of personal, social, and cultural transformation. Education for work is analyzed from critical perspectives, bringing to attention the need for individuals to recognize their civic responsibilities when entering the workforce: to understand frameworks from establishing industrial and economic democracy and to acquire actions for maintaining principles of equality and social justice. Examples are drawn from original research and applications in schools and in non-school settings.
Table of Contents:
  • Introduction: Critical Education for Work, Richard D. Lakes
  • School-to-Work Transitions: The Social Context of "First Jobs", Richard D. Lakes and Kathryn M. Borman
  • The "Literacy Myth" at Work: The Role of Print Literacy in School-to-Work Transitions, Sheryl G. Gowen
  • Gender Equity and Empowerment in Vocational Education, Penny L. Burge and Steven M. Culver
  • Women's Workplace Equity: A Feminist View, Patricia A. Carter
  • The Right to Organize: Implications for Preparing Students for Work, Dennis R. Herschbach
  • Work Education for the Next Century: Beyond Skills Training, Maria-Luz D. Samper and Richard D. Lakes
  • Is This Workplace Democracy? Education and Labor in Postindustrial America, Richard D. Lakes
  • Business and Democracy: Implications for Education, Frank T. Adams and Gary B. Hansen
  • Critical Pedagogy and Vocational Education: A Search for New Metaphors, Marsha L. Rehm
  • From Critical Theory to Critical Practice: Transformative Vocational Classrooms, James A. Gregson
  • Afterword Education for Democratic Community and Work: An Interview with Len Krimerman, Richard D. Lakes
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