Moving citizenship education forward: key considerations for schools and colleges
Joana Lopes, David Kerr
 
Issue 34, 2005           Readership: primary and secondary
Citizenship education became statutory in England in September 2002. Three years on, Joana Lopes and David Kerr report on the progress of citizenship practice in schools and colleges. Drawing on the latest findings from the groundbreaking DfES-funded Citizenship Education Longitudinal Study, they spotlight the range of school approaches, the factors underpinning the most successful provision and the reality of citizenship education for young people in schools and colleges. The article concludes with a series of key considerations for school and college leaders, citizenship coordinators and teachers in reviewing and moving on citizenship provision for the future.
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