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Institutional Ethnography: Exploring Changes in Public Education

Wednesday, 18 July 2018: 17:30-19:20
Location: 202A (MTCC NORTH BUILDING)
TG06 Institutional Ethnography (host committee)

Language: English

This session seeks papers incorporating Institutional Ethnography research that explore education from early childhood and primary grades to secondary school to adult education to college and university. Papers selected for this session will be based on research that reveals the ways in which changes in publically-funded education in local, national and global contexts are impacting students, educators, families, communities and others in education-related fields. The session is designed to illustrate how Institutional Ethnography can show not only how those changes are happening, but also how they reshape policies and practices that address issues of access, equity, and equal opportunity in education.
Session Organizer:
Lois ANDRE-BECHELY, California State University, Los Angeles, USA
Chair:
Lois ANDRE-BECHELY, California State University, Los Angeles, USA
Oral Presentations
996.1
The Quantification of Education and the Reorganisation of Teachers’ Work
Nerida SPINA, Queensland University of Technology, Australia; Barbara COMBER, University of South Australia, Australia
996.2
Silent Voices: "South Asian" Mothers and Transition to High School
Rashmee KARNAD-JANI, University of Toronto, Canada
996.3
Fundraising for Toronto, Ontario's Public Schools
Sue WINTON, York University, Canada
996.4
Occupational Erasure and the Work of Invisible Teaching
Jan NESPOR, Ohio State University, USA; Mari HANEDA, Pennsylvania State University, USA
996.5
Neoliberalism and STEM in Higher Education: An Institutional Ethnography
Laura PARSON, Auburn University, USA
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