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Alheit, P. (1999)

Peter Alheit, 1999

"On a contraditory way to the l«learning society»: a critical approach" 


Antunes, F. (2006)

Autor: Fátima Antunes

in: Revista Crítica de Ciências Sociais, n.º 75. Outubro de 2006.

Texto do seminário de 31 de Maio de 2007


Antunes, F. (2007)

Autor: Fátima Antunes

Texto policopiado

Seminário de 31 de Maio de 2007


B

Balanskat, A. et al (2007)

Título: The ICT Impact Report

Autores: Anja Balanskat, Roger Blamire, Stella Kefalla

Publicação da EUN - European Schoolnet, Bruxelas, 2007



Ball e Forzani

What Makes Education Research "Educational"?

Biesta, G. (2005)

"Against learning: reclaiming a language for education in an age of learning"

Biesta, G. (2006)

 

A tod@s, olá,

 

Acrescento textos de um autor que ouvi na ECER 2007: Gert Biesta; uns decorrem do projecto learning lives, outros surgem noutros contextos.

 

Boas leituras.

Elisabete

 


Borg & Mayo

(2005). The EU Memorandum on lifelong learning. Old wine in new bottles?. "Globalisation, Societies and Education", Vol.3, n.2, 203-225

Nota: artigo muito citado pela Fátima Antunes, no último capítulo do seu mais recente livro (2008). Tal como o título indica, faz, como eu e a Cláudia, uma análise do Memorando.


Bridges, D.

Evidence-based Reform in Education:
a response to Robert Slavin

Brock, C. & Tulasiewicz, W. (Ed.) (2000).

Education in a single Europe (2.ª ed.). London: Routledge.

Resumo:

This book brings together contributors from the fifteen member states of the European Union in order to understand the different degrees of commitment to the concept of Europe and the role education plays in such a process. This second edition includes the new countries which have become part of the Union and also considers recent developments in policy and practice. The introduction considers the main issues involved in education across contemporary Europe, while subsequent chapters provide individual case studies for nations. The countries covered are: Austria; Belgium; Denmark; Finland; France; Germany; Greece; Ireland; Italy; Luxembourg; The Netherlands; Portugal; Spain; Sweden and the United Kingdom. All sectors of education are dealt with in each case and the central theme of the European dimension is examined throughout. Contributors also explore any matters of special relevance within their particular countries. Europe as a concept emerges as very much in development, with the European identity being reinforced throughout the various education systems and supported by the success of link schemes. The material presented here will make a significant contribution to the literature in this field of research and study.

No capítulo disponibilizado (Introdução), os autores fazem uma retrospectiva de como a Educação se foi tornando, a par da economia e da política internacional, um factor de coesão das nações da UE.


C

Charlot, Bernard

Charlot, Bernard (2007). “Educação e Globalização: uma tentativa de colocar ordem no debate”. Texto da conferência proferida na faculdade de psicologia e Ciências da Educação da Universidade de Lisboa, a 14 de Junho de 2007. In Sísifo. Revista de Ciências da Educação, 04, pp. 129-136. Consultado em http://sisifo.fpce.ul.ptd

ESTA CONFERÊNCIA FOI ASSISTIDA PRESENCIALMENTE PELA ELISABETE (PENSO EU). PENSO QUE É UM ARTIGO INTERESSANTÍSSIMO QUE “ARRUMA” MUITO BEM AS INFLUÊNCIAS DO PROCESSO DE GLOBALIZAÇÃO NA EDUCAÇÃO, E REMONTA AO ANOS 50/60 PARA FAZER UMA RESTROSPECTIVA HISTºORICA SOBRE OS VARIOS FENÓMENOS QUE TIVERAM NFLUÊNCIA SOBRE A EDUCAÇÃO E SÃO FUNDAMENTAIS PARA SE PERCEBER AS LÓGICAS DE HOJE.

D

Dale,R. (2001)

Dale, R. (2001). Globalização e Educação: Demonstrando a existência de uma "cultura educacional mundial comum" ou localizando uma "Agenda Globalmente Estruturada para a Educação" in Sociedade, Educação & Culturas, 16, p.133-169. Porto


Dubar, Claude (2006)

Nesta obra Claude Dubar retoma, aprofunda e alarga algumas das teses já desenvolvidas e anunciadas no livro A Socialização. Apoiado no reconhecimento de que a modernidade - social, económica e política - segrega não só contradições estruturais e conflitos sociais, mas também crises pessoais, o autor propõe-nos uma análise das relações entre a crise da modernidade e a crise das identidades.

José Alberto Correia (Prefácio)


E

Ekholm, M. & Härd, S. (2000)

Documento da Agência Nacional para a Educação (Suécia), é um dos documentos de referidos pelo "Memorando para a aprendizagem ao longo da vida" no contexto do alargamento da noção de ALV, de modo a implicar todos os domínios da vida e não apenas todo o tempo da vida.

 


F

Fátima Marques * Graça Aníbal, Vasco Graça, António Teodoro

A UNIONIZAÇÃO DAS POLÍTICAS EDUCATIVAS
NO CONTEXTO EUROPEU
Neste artigo é abordada a política educativa no quadro do
processo evolutivo da União Europeia. São referidas as condicionantes
económicas e políticas que conduziram ao processo de «construção
europeia» bem como as contradições que lhe subjazem.
Nesse contexto é descrito o percurso em que a educação se projectou do
âmbito exclusivo das nações para a sua progressiva absorção pelos
tratados regionais, evoluindo da concertação de uma «dimensão europeia
da educação» para uma governação supranacional em crescente afirmação.
A «Estratégia de Lisboa (2000)», o «Método Aberto de Coordenação» e
os grupos de peritos têm uma especial importância, neste processo,
contribuindo para que a recente aprovação do Tratado Constitucional de
Lisboa (2008) ocorra a par de uma unionização da educação sem
precedentes.

Field, John

(2001) Lifelong Education. "International Journal of Lifelong Education". Vol.20, n 1, 3-15

Fredriksson, U. (2003)

Fredriksson, U. 2003 "Changes of Education Policies within the European Union in the Light of Globalisation" in European Research Journal

G

Gewirtz, Sharon

Give Us a Break! A Sceptical Review of Contemporary Discourses of Lifelong Learning
Over the past 40 years a whole cluster of discourses centred on the ideas of the learning society and lifelong learning has emerged. These discourses have moved from being theoretical and aspirational to become increasingly embedded in international and national policies and professional practices. This article raises some concerns about what happens when the aspirational discourses which abounded in the 1960s and 1970s are translated into real-world practice and policies. The article begins with a brief review of the range of discourses bound up in the theory and practice of the learning society, and some of the sociological explanations for the proliferation of learning society and lifelong learning discourses. It then goes on to ask some questions about the potential risks of specific manifestations of these totalising approaches to education, focusing in particular on threats to ‘learning-rich’ and ‘learning-free’ spaces. In the spirit of lifelong learning, the author develops her arguments by drawing on some reflections on her own experiences as a worker (specifically as a supervisor of doctoral students) and as a parent of young children.

H

Hake, B. (2006)

Título: Adult Education - New Routes in a New Landscape

Coordenação: Rui Vieira de Castro, Amélia V. Sancho e Paula Guimarães

Publicação da Universidade do Minho - Unidade para a Educação de Adultos

Capítulo 1: JARVIS, Peter. Globalisation, Knowledge and Lifelong Learning

Capítulo 2: HAKE, Barry J. Late Modernity and the Learning Society: Problematic Articulations Between Social Arenas, Organizations and Individuals.

NOTA: A leitura do artigo constante do capítulo 2 foi sugerida pela Consultora do Projecto, Professora Doutora Fátima Antunes.


Holford, John

Hard Measures for Soft Stuff: citizenship indicators and educational policy under the Lisbon Strategy
How far is the European Union a vehicle for inclusion and empowerment of a new range of policy actors in education? This article explores the role of actors in policy formation through a case study. It examines European Union attempts since 2000 to develop indicators of ‘active citizenship’ and ‘education and training for active citizenship’. It is based on two main sources: policy documents on the development of indicators and benchmarks; and a case study of an exercise (2005‑07) to develop such indicators, initiated by the European Commission’s Directorate General for Education and Culture. It shows that policy actors have attempted to take advantage of the Open Method of Coordination, often seen as a neo-liberal control mechanism, to ensure that citizenship remains on the policy agenda.

I

IOANNIDOU, A. (2007)

A Comparative Analysis of New Governance Instruments in the Transnational Educational Space: a shift to knowledge-based instruments?

ALEXANDRA IOANNIDOU University of Tübingen, Germany

 

 

In recent years, the ongoing development towards a knowledge-based society associated with globalization, an aging population, new technologies and organizational changes has led to a more intensive analysis of education and learning throughout life with regard to quantitative, qualitative and financial aspects. In this framework, education policy is no longer merely an affair of the nation state; on the contrary, a range of significant actors (international, supranational and non-governmental organizations) play an important role in policy formation and construct a transnational educational space. In a research project being carried out at the University of Tübingen, the education policy initiatives of an international (the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development [OECD]) and supranational (European Union [EU]) organization concerning the concept of lifelong learning are being examined with emphasis on its implementation into national forms of monitoring and reporting systems. A part of the study concerns issues regarding the influence of the OECD and EU on national policy formation and their managing capacity. This article focuses on the emergence of new governance instruments used by the OECD and EU in the transnational educational space, their characteristics and their impacts, applying, as a conceptual tool, Willkes analytical distinction of regulative media into power, money and knowledge


J

Jarvis, P. (2007)

Três capítulos do livro "Globalisation, Lifelong Learning and the Learning Society: sociological perspectives" de Peter Jarvis, 2007

L

Lange, B. & Alexiadou, N. (2007)

New Forms of European Union Governance in the Education Sector? A Preliminary Analysis of the Open Method of Coordination

BETTINA LANGE & NAFSIKA ALEXIADOU Keele University, United Kingdom

 

This article critically explores how a new form of European Union (EU) governance the open method of coordination (OMC) impinges on education policies. The first part discusses three key characteristics of the OMC, in particular its flexibility, reflexivity and reliance on the techniques of new public management. It also outlines briefly why the OMC is being applied to EU education policy. The second and main part of the article develops a critical analysis of the OMC in education by questioning to what extent it can be considered as a new form of EU governance and with what vision of Social Europe it is associated. Most importantly, the second part argues that there may be significant potential for the politicization of mutual policy learning in the context of OMC education measures.


Lifelonng Learning

Incluo quatro artigos que constituem parte do dossier sobre LLL na revista Educational Philosophy and Theory. Parece-me que podem ser muito interessantes pelo facto de este nº temático da revista (Vol.38, nº4, 2006) ser "The learning society from the perspective of governamentality", com um olhar de fora da Europa. Destaco ainda que um dos artigos é de Thomas Popkewitz onde surge a ideia de na Europa começar a perceber-se uma espécie de currículo da LLL.


Lima, Jorge Ávila

Resumo

Hoje, os educadores, os líderes das organizações educativas e os

responsáveis políticos vêem-se confrontados com a necessidade de

desenvolverem a sua acção num contexto marcado crescentemente pela

ausência de uma única entidade reguladora central e pela dimensão colectiva

e interorganizacional da sua actividade. No presente artigo, sistematizam-se

as razões da falência do governo centralizado da educação, apontam-se as

alternativas desenvolvidas para lhe fazer face (especialmente a Nova Gestão

Pública) e analisa-se o modelo da organização em rede enquanto proposta

para assegurar a governação dos assuntos educativos de uma forma mais

eficaz. No artigo, propõe-se uma tipologia de redes assente em três vectores

(génese, composição e estrutura) que visa permitir e sustentar uma crítica das

visões normativas actualmente existentes sobre estas entidades na

educação.


Lima, L. et al.

A Educação em Portugal (1986-2006) - contributos da investigação

M

Magalhaes&Stoer(2003)

In this paper we map out the debate concerning a new mandate for European education policy based on recent socio-economic, political and educational developments, seen from the perspective of educational researchers located on the European (semi)periphery.

The first part of the paper looks at the category ‘preparation for the labour market’, while the second part concerns itself with the category ‘citizenship’. With regard to the former, it is argued that a new mandate for European education policy finds itself inextricably linked to the new education mandate of the new middle class, in a setting of globalisation and, closer to home, European construction. The latter attempts to conceptualise the emergence of new forms of citizenship at a time when the modern social contract suffers a process of transformation (or, what we term, reconfiguration). Based on the distinction between ‘attributed citizenship’ and ‘demanded citizenship’, we analyse changes taking place in state regulation as well as explore some of their implications for schooling.


N

Nóvoa, A. (2005)

Les états et la politique dans l'espace européen de l'education

Texto do Seminário de 31 de Maio


O

Ozga, J. & Lingard, B.

Ozga , J. & Lingard , B. (2006).The routledgefalmer reader in education policy and politics. Routlege: London, New York.

This Reader brings together selected papers from leading scholars to address the most significant recent development in educational policy and politics: the impact of globalisation. The papers discuss, document and analyse evidence of globalisation’s effects on the new direction of education policies and practices, and in the production of globalised agendas for the redesign of state provision and the governance of education.

The Reader is organised in two parts. The first part provides a selection of articles that interrogate globalisation and its effects from a variety of analytical perspectives, and explore what kind of politics are possible in the framing context of globalisation. The second part documents and discusses different types of engagement with politics and policy in a variety of settings and sectors, including numerous European and Pacific Rim policy contexts.


This important collection underlines the need to approach globalisation, education policy and politics from numerous perspectives, and offers analytical, empirical and theoretical resources for the reframing of contemporary education politics. Students of educational policy and politics will find this Reader an invaluable resource for understanding, theorising and researching in these academic fields.


Table of Contents

Section 1: The Global Framing of Education Policy and Politics 1. Postmodernity and Revisioning the Political 2. Debating Globalisation and Education after September 11th 3. Big Policies, Small World: An Introduction to International Perspectives in Education Policy 4. Specifying Globalization Effects on National Policy: A Focus on the Mechanisms 5. Governing Education: Educational Politics and Policy Section 2: Vernacular Politics, Policies and Processes 6. After the Marketplace: Evidence, Social Science and Educational Research 7. Globalization and Educational Policy-making: A Case Study 8. Swedish, European, Global: The Transformation of the Swedish Welfare State 9. National and Global Competition in Higher Education 10. Education, Nation States and the Globalisation of Information Networks 11. Unravelling a ‘Spun’ Policy: A Case Study of the Constitutive Role of ‘Spin’ in the Education Policy Process 12. Public Accountability in the Age of Neo-Liberal Governance 13. Realising Policy: The Who and How of Policy Production 14. Politics of Social Partnerships: A Framework for Theorizing 15. Bourdieu as Education Policy Analyst and Expert: A Rich but Ambigious Legacy


P

Pires, A, (2007)

Este texto centra‑se na problemática do Reconhecimento e da Validação das Aprendizagens Experienciais dos Adultos numa perspectiva educativa. Estas novas práticas enquadram‑se num paradigma de Educação/Formação ao Longo da Vida, valorizando as aprendizagens formais e não‑formais que os adultos realizam ao longo das suas trajectórias pessoais, sociais, e profissionais. Encontrando suporte teórico‑conceptual nas abordagens da aprendizagem e da educação/formação de adultos, estas práticas emergentes são no entanto terreno de tensões e contradições e, do ponto de vista da investigação educativa, ainda pouco aprofundadas. Apresentamos neste texto uma breve análise dos conceitos de base, pressupostos e princípios subjacentes o que se reconhece e valida, como se reconhece e valida, que lógicas se encontram em presença , orientando as reflexões finais para o domínio da formação dos actores intervenientes no processo de reconhecimento e validação professores, formadores, conselheiros, orientadores e para a necessidade de a (re)pensar à luz de novos quadros de referência educativa.


R

RAUTALIN, M.& ALASUUTARI, P. (2007)

The Curse of Success: the impact of the OECDs Programme for International Student Assessment on the discourses of the teaching profession in Finland

MARJAANA RAUTALIN & PERTTI ALASUUTARI University of Tampere, Finland

 

In the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), which is an international comparative learning assessment measuring young peoples knowledge and skills, Finland has been ranked at the top in the two rounds conducted and reported so far. In this article, the authors examine the discourses within which Finlands PISA results have been interpreted by the teaching profession in Finland, and how these interpretations of Finlands PISA success together with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Developments PISA may affect national education policy in the future. The main question posed is how do teachers interpret excellence so as to support their attempt to improve their working conditions, when the international success of Finnish education could also be used as proof that all is well. The data comprise editorials published in the official organ of the teachers trade union in Finland, Opettaja-lehti. The analysis shows that in the editorials, success is explained mainly by the expertise of Finnish teachers and their university education. However, the editorials also argue that there is a discrepancy between the good PISA results and the present meagre investments in the education system, the deteriorating school network and the poor appreciation of the education system in Finland. Thus, the editorials use the national PISA results to demand more resources for the Finnish education system.


S

SHEILA RIDDELL, E. W., JUDITH LITJENS, JIM CROWTHER and JOHN HOLFORD (2007) Developing a Typology of Approaches to Lifelong Learning in Europe: Varieties of Capitalism and Approaches to Lifelong Learning. Working Paper n. 15. LLL2010 Project Consortium

This Working Paper is published in the Working Paper Series of an international research project “Towards a Lifelong Learning Society in Europe: the Contribution of the Education System” (acronym LLL2010) to reflect state of the art results of the research still in progress. The project involves researchers from thirteen countries and regions of Europe: Scotland, England, Ireland,
Austria, Belgium, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Lithuania, Hungary, Bulgaria, Norway and Russia.
Further information on the project is available online http://LLL2010.tlu.ee
The project LLL2010 consists of five Subprojects (SPs). This Working Paper is prepared for the Subproject 1
“Review of Literature and Policy Documents”. In addition to the Country Reports, which are published in the LLL2010 Working Paper Series, the Comparative Report “Lifelong Learning: Patterns of Policy in Thirteen European Countries” is also available online.
This paper, then titled “Varieties of Capitalism and Approaches to Lifelong Learning”, was first presented at
the symposium on “Lifelong Learning and Social Justice: macro, micro and meso perspectives”, organised by British Educational Research Association Conference, London Institute of Education, on September 6.-8.,
2007. Further details on this event can be found at http://www.creid.ed.ac.uk/news.html

Slavin, R.

Evidence-based Reform in Education: what will it take?


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