Managing the New Schoolhouse: Workplace Literacy and Educational Ideology in America |
Contents
Education Ideology and Work I | vi |
IDEOLOGY IN PRACTICE 9 | vi |
OVERVIEW OF THE STUDY | 19 |
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adult education analysis andragogy assessed attention attitudes basic skills become beliefs benefits challenge chapter classes classroom competitiveness concerning conflict consequences considered context culture curriculum described despite economic education bargain efforts employer employer-sponsored education employer-sponsored literacy education employment contract employment relationship environment evidence expectations explain firms Function of Employer-Sponsored funding grounded theory hidden curriculum human capital human capital theory human resources ideology immigrants important individual industry influence institutional theory institutionalization involved knowledge labor latent functions learners learning managerial managers interviewed manifest functions Massachusetts middle managers Number of students offer literacy organization organizational changes organizational goals participant observation participation perspective positive pragmatic pressures professional question responsibility result rhetoric role schoolhouse sector social capital society solution specific sponsored education status suggests supervisors teachers types workers workforce development workplace education programs workplace literacy programs