... is not unidimensional: Indian women may have advanced in the political arena and the public sphere, while American women are ahead educationally and economically. Part of the answer has to be in the socialization factors in the home, where female leaders are encouraged to develop their own voice by strong female...

...Abstract I am a Senior Lecturer in Education at the Open University situated in the Faculty of Wellbeing, Education and Language Studies (WELS) and the School of Education, Childhood, Youth and Sport (ECYS). I have a diverse academic background that began in sport and gradually expanded...

...Abstract In this chapter, I explore aspects of my own experiences and draw on my doctoral research to explore classed experiences of education. The process of my doctoral research, with working class women who have attended higher education (HE), was collaborative, ensuring research which...

... concept to be treated with scepticism, not only by people around me but also by those in positions of authority. As McManus argues, the idea of working-class people accessing tertiary education was always greeted by a ‘fear that it could contribute to the lower orders challenging the political...

... a love of learning was suppressed through the education systems in place at that time and how a chance opportunity allowed this love to blossom, in spite of serious obstacles such as undiagnosed dyslexia, imposter syndrome and financial barriers. Join me on my rollercoaster journey through further...

...The purpose of this study is to discover the role of emotional intelligence (EI) in enhancing the learning and development in the educational settings. Explicitly, it observes how fostering EI among the students and educators can positively affect the academic performance, social relationships...

...Abstract Nonviolence education is essential for the evolution of self, for peaceful co‑existence of humanity, and for sustaining the planet. In the context of our world—characterized by the increasing imbalance between unprecedented material progress on one hand and growing moral and ethical...

...Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is poised to revolutionize education, offering transformative solutions to enhance learning outcomes and reshape traditional paradigms. This chapter explores the multifaceted role of GenAI in education, focusing on its ability to personalize learning...

...Abstract This chapter examines the role of Emotional Intelligence (EI) in education, reframing learning as both cognitive and emotional. EI, defined as the ability to perceive, regulate, and use emotions, is shown to enhance academic performance, resilience, and social adaptation while protecting...

...Abstract Freedom and belonging are some of the most essential needs for any human, and yet Black male students have these needs unmet in education through practices such as the lack of faculty of color, the presence of school resource officers (SROs), the devaluing of relevant sociopolitical...

...International collaboration research literacy education sustaining pedagogies teaching ABC's of cultural understanding and communication identity texts culturally responsive teaching Bettina Buch and Tingting Liu investigated how learning materials from two very different contexts, namely...

... in continuing this work despite criticism and pessimism. Education censorship curriculum English Language Arts advocacy book banning Quiet Rebellion in an English Classroom “I don’t know if I can say this in here, but…” All heads turn to the student, who takes a deep breath. I teach AP English Language...

...Abstract The current research explores how consumer-specific variables (e.g., education, income) impact the relationship between greenwashing perceptions and attitudes on green purchase intentions and how this may provide useful information and/or recommendations for marketers and policymakers...

...Teaching methods education technology customized learning schools primary instructional texts One fall, the principal visited a classroom to see how students were doing. The students were watching videos with headsets on. Everyone was watching the same kind of material but exercised different...

... another “aha” moment for me; schools were communities where children learned how to handle violence, not how to build peace. This idea seems to somehow be ingrained within our educational schemas, yet, according to Maria Montessori: On May 22, 2022 in Uvalde, Texas, a small town about four hours from...

... word to further their education were frustrated by students and the teacher. My efforts in that high school to use the mathematics textbooks with assignments that included readings before the next class was met with vocal and written protests from students, parents, and administration...

... alternative education placement (DEAP) in Texas, his story offers a rich and varied tapestry of teaching, and the milieu of alternative education. Cumulatively, this research reveals what could potentially be done to reduce beginning teacher attrition and to retain and sustain teachers in ways that positively...

...The goal of the chapter is to discuss various aspects of developing and promoting a university curriculum that incorporates climate change and PR elements. Positioning education about climate change as one of the higher education (HE) responsibilities, it was aimed to demonstrate the need...

...At the 2011 G20 Cannes Summit, the Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion ( GPFI ) identified three pivotal indicators of FI : usage, access, and quality. Educational attainment plays the transformative role in enhancing financial literacy, enabling individuals to engage effectively...

...Abstract This paper investigates the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in Business Management and Social Sciences Education. The objective of review is to uncover the impact of AI on inclusiveness, skill development, student engagement, and pedagogical practices in Management and Social...