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157 x 212 mm
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224
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70 illus
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Softcover
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January 2008
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School
Ian Grosvenor
School is organized around the themes of time, space and place: how schools have organized time, how they mark it; how school spaces are designed to manage flows of people ? how they choreograph movement, and how they discipline and order; how schools are located in clear situations ? in named communities, by social class, signifiers of uniform, and by landscape and building; how they act as museums of past practices, objects and classification, and as fragmented sites of cultural memory. Finally the authors consider how, in the twenty-first century, the discourse of learning shifts the individual into a new space where the complexities of advanced learning technologies, globalization and the knowledge economy represent a radical new context for education. Is this the end for school?
Price: Bht 1,195.00
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