Power and Education
Scope & Guideline
Navigating the Intersection of Power and Pedagogy
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Critical Examination of Power Structures:
The journal consistently investigates how power dynamics, including institutional, social, and economic factors, shape educational experiences and outcomes. This includes analyzing the influence of authority in schools, educational policy, and the broader socio-political context. - Social Justice and Equity in Education:
There is a strong focus on social justice, equity, and inclusion. The journal publishes work that critiques systemic inequalities in education and advocates for practices that promote fairness and accessibility for marginalized groups. - Reflexivity and Teacher Identity:
A recurring theme is the reflexivity of educators and their identities. The journal explores how teachers navigate their roles within power structures and how their personal experiences shape their teaching practices. - Global Perspectives on Education:
The journal emphasizes international and comparative studies, providing insights into how different cultural, political, and economic contexts influence education. This includes discussions on post-colonialism and the impact of globalization on local education systems. - Innovative Pedagogical Practices:
The journal also highlights innovative pedagogical approaches that challenge traditional educational norms. This includes critical pedagogy, participatory methods, and the integration of technology in ways that empower learners.
Trending and Emerging
- Critical Pedagogy and Activism:
There is an increasing trend towards research that integrates critical pedagogy with activism. This theme emphasizes the role of education in fostering social change and empowering students to challenge societal injustices. - Impact of COVID-19 on Education:
The pandemic has spurred a significant focus on understanding its effects on educational practices, policies, and student well-being. This includes critical analyses of online learning, equity in access, and the long-term implications of educational disruptions. - Mental Health and Well-being in Education:
Research on mental health and well-being, particularly in the context of educational environments, is gaining traction. This includes exploring the intersection of well-being, disability, and educational practices. - Decolonization of Education:
There is a marked increase in discussions around decolonization within educational contexts. This encompasses critiques of Eurocentric curricula and efforts to integrate indigenous knowledge and perspectives into educational frameworks. - Intersections of Gender, Sexuality, and Education:
Emerging research is increasingly examining the intersections of gender, sexuality, and educational practices. This includes analyses of queer literature, gendered experiences in classrooms, and the role of education in shaping identities.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Educational Policies:
There appears to be a decreasing emphasis on traditional educational policies and frameworks. Instead, contemporary research is moving towards more critical and transformative approaches that question the efficacy of established systems. - Standardized Testing and Assessment:
Research centered on standardized testing and assessment practices is becoming less frequent. This shift may indicate a growing critique of these methods as effective measures of educational success and an interest in more holistic approaches to evaluation. - Teacher Training Programs:
Discussions around conventional teacher training programs are waning. The focus is shifting towards more innovative and context-specific training that addresses the complexities of modern educational environments. - Behaviorism in Education:
There is a noticeable decline in the exploration of behaviorist approaches to education. The journal is increasingly favoring constructivist and humanistic educational theories that align better with social justice and equity. - General Educational Technology:
While technology remains a topic of interest, the focus on generalized educational technology is declining in favor of critical examinations of technology's role in perpetuating power dynamics and inequalities.
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