Abstract This article seeks to explain how Aotearoa New Zealand moved from a consensus that the Curriculum (NZC) should grant high degree of autonomy teachers, an emerging view it ought be more prescriptive about content. To do this, takes assemblage approach policy analysis, understanding policies as constantly evolving ‘bundles’ divergent components temporarily woven together. The first explo...

If ever an architect bit the hand that fed, it was young Arata Isozaki, a mercurial and uncompromising architectural talent who would go on to secure establishment respectability with Pritzker Prize of 2019. But he made his renown designs exhibitions exploring themes death destruction, not least ‘Fractures’ pavilion for 1996 Venice Biennale, which sought stage aftermath Kobe earthquake from yea...

The aim of the article is to deepen knowledge progressivism and how it was manifested in practice Swedish secondary schools from a teacher perspective before prescribed policy during reforms 1950s. In current educational debate, blamed by some for being root permissive style education decline that no longer provides any students, regarded others as starting point modern form democratic schoolin...

Abstract This paper undertakes a critical analysis of planned change, the Safe Learning Model (SLM), devised over time by Concern Worldwide, and implemented in 100 primary or elementary schools rural district Sierra Leone. We situate documentation pertaining to SLM (micro) within its wider national (meso) international (macro) context influential policy texts. undertake mixed methods these macr...

Progressivism is a philosophical school that demands progress, where progress will bring change for the better. currently prefers use of technology which always rapidly developing into intelligent similar to humans or what known as Artificial Intelligence (AI). The aim advancing AI practice using has not yet reached its full potential. By implementing progressive flow in technology, it hoped ca...

On December 8, 1896, the Supreme Court heard arguments in United States v. Trans-Missouri Freight Association.1 The defendant was an association of 18 railroads locked in competition for traffic between the Missouri River and the Pacific Ocean. By memorandum of agreement, member railways had voluntarily agreed to cease all price-based competition and abide by a common schedule of rates. Attorne...

This article examines how the country music styles of Dolly Parton and Johnny Cash serve as a form redistributive politics in which ideological struggles are engaged ways that dissolve low/high culture distinctions instead offer mass-accessible avenue through cultural recognition is conferred to marginalized identities. ranges from class-based social critique Parton’s song “9 5” condemnations c...