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ERIC EJ1121375: Whose Model Student? Learner-Centered Discourse and...
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Using discourse analysis, the author identifies
contradictions in privatization discourse in order to
highlight how state-based educational reform has used a
normative language of student interests to fundamentally
redefine the nature of the university's mission and its
faculty based governance structures. The author proposes
a counter-discourse that creates broader discursive
forums for those who view the university as a public and
democratic intellectual space. A primary aim is to create
affinity identities in which the social and moral agency
of faculty and students is recognized and used to
challenge the ongoing disruptive corporatization agenda
in higher education.
Date Published: 2018-10-16 10:32:05
Identifier: ERIC_EJ1121375
Item Size: 16187027
Language: english
Media Type: texts
# Topics
ERIC Archive; Privatization; Higher E...
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