Boys and schooling in the early years / Paul Connolly.

"Boys and Schooling in the Early Years represents the first major study of its kind to focus specifically on young boys and achievement. It makes a powerful argument for the need to begin tackling the problem of boy's lower educational performance in the early years." "This is es...

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Main Author: Connolly, Paul, 1966- (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London ; New York, NY : RoutledgeFalmer, 2004.
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Table of Contents:
  • "Boys' underachievement" : the evidence
  • "Boys' underachievement" : the explanations
  • Vygotsky, Bourdieu, and the social contexts of young children's development
  • Worlds apart : introducing South Park and North Parade
  • Home-school relations in South Park
  • "Fish in water" : the schooling habitus of young middle class boys
  • Home-school relations in North Parade
  • "Fish out of water" : the schooling habitus of young working class boys
  • Conclusions : working with young boys
  • Pt. I. The rhetoric and the reality of 'boys' underachievement'
  • 1. 'Boys' underachievement' : the evidence
  • 2. 'Boys' underachievement' : the explanations
  • Pt. II. Theorising boys and masculinities in the early years
  • 3. Vygotsky, Bourdieu and the social contexts of young children's development
  • Pt. III. Case studies of young boys and schooling
  • 4. Worlds apart : introducing South Park and North Parade
  • 5. Home-school relations in South Park
  • 6. 'Fish in water' : the schooling habitus of young middle class boys
  • 7. Home-school relations in North Parade
  • 8. 'Fish out of water' : the schooling habitus of young working class boys
  • Pt. IV. Implications for practice
  • 9. Conclusions : working with young boys.
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