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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"commodification of education"”.
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Host Families’ Perspectives of the Impact of the Commodification of Education on the Student-Host Family Relationship in Study Abroad
<p>The growing commodification of education has reshaped study abroad in ways that extend beyond marketing and program design. While homestays have traditionally been viewed as the ideal format for cultural immersion and language acquisition, research has largely overlooked how these trends affect …
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Rapping Back: Counter-narratives from Auckland, New Zealand
… and conformity in a culture shaped by a history of colonialism. This makes their message starkly opposed to the normative values of New Zealand. The musicians of Homebrew and @Peace, a mix of Polynesian and Pakeha (people of European descent), employ methods of decolonization theory through the …
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Is Transformative Learning Possible in Neoliberal Post 92 Higher Education in England?
… recognised, enduring signature theory for education researchers. Scholarship has, however, predominantly focused on the process of ‘transformation’, rather than what is ‘transformed’, and how that transformation occurs. Scholarly reviews of the theory and its evolution have identified a …
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Discourses of educational leadership the under-explained influence of context
The aim of the this small scale empirical research study was to shed a discursive light on the leadership that was experienced within two primary school settings in the North West of England and the constraints of context that shaped the discourses of leadership within those schools. Contextual …
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Opening pandora's box? Desegregation and Transformation in Six Elite Public Schools in the Western Cape Province of South Africa
… schools appeared to act against the traditions of their own racial biographies (Jansen and Kriger, 2020). The questions arising from their atypical trajectories of transformation, together with a paucity of prior research on the topic, provided the impetus for the research. The study considers …