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Aziz Choudry 《International Journal of Lifelong Education》2013,32(4):472-487
This article draws from ongoing research into the practices and processes of activist researchers. It discusses social relations of knowledge production located outside of academia with/in social movement milieus. Focusing on the politics of research in people’s organizations and social movement organizations in the Philippines, it builds on interviews with activist researchers. It argues for a Marxist theory of praxis which insists upon the unity of thought and action, contending that research and organizing in this context are mutually constitutive and that knowledge production in these movements is dialectically related to the material conditions experienced in struggles for social and economic justice. 相似文献
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Laura Black Julian Williams Sophina Choudry Kelly Pickard-Smith Bethany Ryan 《Cambridge Journal of Education》2019,49(3):349-368
This paper offers a new methodology for researching children’s identifications in the early primary phase that makes visible the ‘seeds’ of academic dis-/identities, which typically flower later in adolescence. It focuses on the ‘case’ of mathematical identifications (MI) to exemplify how children come to dis/identify from the academic curriculum more broadly. MI is defined as any act where cultural representations of being mathematical are reflected back on to the child by others or the self, as they engage in mathematical activity. Data are presented concerning Bilal and Nico to show identifications in a hybrid home–school mathematics activity that contradict or ‘align’ with MI elicited in school-mathematical activity. It is argued that contradictions between these MIs indicate ‘potential’ development towards disengagement (the case of Nico). This contrasts with home–school alignment involving Bilal’s ‘schoolified’ home activities, which (re)validate school-mathematical activity. It is further argued that this conceptual innovation offers potential for investigating identity in early childhood. 相似文献
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Research in Science Education - This paper reports the findings from a cross-sector research project designed to question how the development of university-school partnerships can influence... 相似文献
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Aziz Choudry 《Cultural Studies of Science Education》2010,5(2):423-434
In response to Richardson Bruna’s “Mexican immigrant transnational social capital and class transformation: examining the
role of peer mediation in insurgent science”, this paper draws on the author’s research on organizing, mobilization and knowledge
production among adult im/migrant workers in Canada. While appreciative of the content and concerns of Richardson Bruna’s
argument, the paper argues for a clearer position on tensions between agency and structure, and class and capitalist social
relations in which to contextualize the schooling of immigrant children in today’s US classrooms. In addition, it explores
some implications of Mignolo’s (2000) work on the geohistory of knowledge, notably his concept of ‘border thinking’ for teachers, teacher education, and curricula.
Finally, the article suggests the potential of methodological frameworks and approaches of institutional ethnography (Smith
1987), political activist ethnography (Frampton et al. 2006) and global ethnography (Burawoy 2000) to inform research into this field. 相似文献
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Sophina Choudry Julian Williams Laura Black 《British Journal of Sociology of Education》2017,38(7):1037-1053
The aim of this article is to explore the structure of social capital in peer networks and its relation to the unequal access of educational resources within mathematics classrooms. We hypothesise that learners can gain access to mathematics through friendship networks which provide more or less help from peers that might sustain (or curtail) their mathematics learning based on a Bourdieusian framework. We report a social network analysis of mutually-recognised helping within friendship groups. This is complemented by observation and interviews that illustrate how different classrooms have different network structures, positioning learners of different ethnic minorities and genders in significantly different ways regarding access to learning. We argue that friendship networks mediate social capital and access to further cultural capital, and that this may help explain structural differences in attainment. Because ethnicity and gender, inter alia, mediate friendship networks, they also mediate access to capital in the classroom. 相似文献
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