Gerard Guthrie
Biographic Data
| ID | 131976 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gerard Guthrie |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gerard |
| FAMILY NAME | Guthrie |
| SIGNATURE | GUTHRIE G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Health Education and Training Institute |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The failure of progressive paradigm reversal
The student-centred, progressive paradigm has not had sustained success in changing teacher-centred, formalistic practices in ‘developing’ country classrooms. Does ‘Gestalt-switch’ and paradigm reversal demonstrate that progressive theory has realigned with formalistic reality, or has it remained axiomatic in the research and evaluation literature? This review classifies the literature about progressive reforms into six types of findings from pos…
Child soldiers in the culture wars
Child soldiers have received increasing attention over the last 20 years. The phenomenon does not occur as isolated aberrations but is interwoven in complex economic, political, religious and ideol
Culturally grounded pedagogy and research methodology
The types of curriculum, classroom teaching and teacher education that are appropriate for classrooms in ‘developing’ countries are increasingly contested. For some time, comparative educationalist
The Progressive Education Fallacy in Developing Countries: In Favour of Formalism
Basic Research Methods: An Entry to Social Science Research
This text offers a comprehensive and rounded view of research as a tool for logical problem-solving. It is built on the philosophical-pragmatic foundation that the value of knowledge and research methodologies lies in their usefulness in engaging with the real world
Higher degree theses and educational decision making in developing countries
Current research in developing countries: Inset and the impact of examinations on classroom practice
Current research in developing countries: The impact of curriculum reform on teaching
Current research in developing countries: Teacher credentialling and distance education
Secondary teacher training effectiveness in Papua New Guinea
Response from Gerard Guthrie
Stages of educational development? Beeby revisited
Images of Aborigines
Attitudes of Queensland reserve Aborigines to cities
Aboriginal Migration: A Survey Amongst Cherbourg Residents
Australian society offers its major rewards to people who live in cities. Whether in employment, entertainment, housing, or welfare facilities, urban centres can generally offer more and better. This is a gross generalization, of course, but it must be seen as a major factor underlying rural-urban migration in Australia today. This is true whether migrants are Aboriginals or Europeans - despite the fact that Aboriginals generally end up in just t…
The Success of Cherbourg State School's Program for Aboriginal Students
Teachers often become very despondent about their job. One reason for this is because all too often they are made aware of their failures rather than their successes. In this article I am very pleased to be able to report on the success of Cherbourg State School. Although Queensland reserves are not noticeable for creating hope, one of the bright lights at Cherbourg is education
Stages of educational development? Beeby revisited
The failure of progressive paradigm reversal
The student-centred, progressive paradigm has not had sustained success in changing teacher-centred, formalistic practices in ‘developing’ country classrooms. Does ‘Gestalt-switch’ and paradigm reversal demonstrate that progressive theory has realigned with formalistic reality, or has it remained axiomatic in the research and evaluation literature? This review classifies the literature about progressive reforms into six types of findings from pos…
Culturally grounded pedagogy and research methodology
The types of curriculum, classroom teaching and teacher education that are appropriate for classrooms in ‘developing’ countries are increasingly contested. For some time, comparative educationalist
Current research in developing countries: The impact of curriculum reform on teaching
Child soldiers in the culture wars
Child soldiers have received increasing attention over the last 20 years. The phenomenon does not occur as isolated aberrations but is interwoven in complex economic, political, religious and ideol
Higher degree theses and educational decision making in developing countries
Current research in developing countries: Teacher credentialling and distance education
Response from Gerard Guthrie
Aboriginal Migration: A Survey Amongst Cherbourg Residents
Australian society offers its major rewards to people who live in cities. Whether in employment, entertainment, housing, or welfare facilities, urban centres can generally offer more and better. This is a gross generalization, of course, but it must be seen as a major factor underlying rural-urban migration in Australia today. This is true whether migrants are Aboriginals or Europeans - despite the fact that Aboriginals generally end up in just t…
Aboriginal Migration: A Survey Amongst Cherbourg Residents
Australian society offers its major rewards to people who live in cities. Whether in employment, entertainment, housing, or welfare facilities, urban centres can generally offer more and better. This is a gross generalization, of course, but it must be seen as a major factor underlying rural-urban migration in Australia today. This is true whether migrants are Aboriginals or Europeans - despite the fact that Aboriginals generally end up in just t…
The Success of Cherbourg State School's Program for Aboriginal Students
Teachers often become very despondent about their job. One reason for this is because all too often they are made aware of their failures rather than their successes. In this article I am very pleased to be able to report on the success of Cherbourg State School. Although Queensland reserves are not noticeable for creating hope, one of the bright lights at Cherbourg is education
Attitudes of Queensland reserve Aborigines to cities
Images of Aborigines
Response from Gerard Guthrie
Stages of educational development? Beeby revisited
Secondary teacher training effectiveness in Papua New Guinea
Current research in developing countries: Teacher credentialling and distance education
Current research in developing countries: The impact of curriculum reform on teaching
Current research in developing countries: Inset and the impact of examinations on classroom practice
Higher degree theses and educational decision making in developing countries
Basic Research Methods: An Entry to Social Science Research
This text offers a comprehensive and rounded view of research as a tool for logical problem-solving. It is built on the philosophical-pragmatic foundation that the value of knowledge and research methodologies lies in their usefulness in engaging with the real world
The Progressive Education Fallacy in Developing Countries: In Favour of Formalism
Culturally grounded pedagogy and research methodology
The types of curriculum, classroom teaching and teacher education that are appropriate for classrooms in ‘developing’ countries are increasingly contested. For some time, comparative educationalist
Child soldiers in the culture wars
Child soldiers have received increasing attention over the last 20 years. The phenomenon does not occur as isolated aberrations but is interwoven in complex economic, political, religious and ideol
The failure of progressive paradigm reversal
The student-centred, progressive paradigm has not had sustained success in changing teacher-centred, formalistic practices in ‘developing’ country classrooms. Does ‘Gestalt-switch’ and paradigm reversal demonstrate that progressive theory has realigned with formalistic reality, or has it remained axiomatic in the research and evaluation literature? This review classifies the literature about progressive reforms into six types of findings from pos…
Psychology (10 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Pedagogy (9 works) · Mathematics education (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Economic growth (5 works) · Developing country (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works)