Richard A Quantz
Biographic Data
| ID | 3444007 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Richard A Quantz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Richard A |
| FAMILY NAME | Quantz |
| SIGNATURE | QUANTZ R A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Miami University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 50 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
A Review of
The Puzzlemasters
the forces of corporate culture have adopted a much more radical agenda ... . to transform public education from a public good, benefiting all students, to a private good designed to expand the profits of investors, educate students as consumers, and train young people for the low-paying jobs of the new global marketplace. Henry Giroux
Articles
School Ritual as Performance
Nonrational Classroom Performance
Policy and Perspectives
Marxism and Christianity within the great wall
Chinese culture has remained steady, stretching through time as long and unbroken as the Great Wall. In thousands of years, Chinese culture has exhibited a remarkable ability to assimilate foreign intrusions. Even though several times throughout Chinese history minority nationalities have been in military and political control of China, they were gradually assimilated by Chinese culture. Christianity has spent more than a thousand years attemptin…
Continuing the conversation
Preparing school administrators for democratic authority
Writing Critical Ethnography
Changes in Educational Attitudes of Education and Science Arts and Students during Four Years of College
The authors found that Education majors become more progressive in their attitudes toward educational practices after experiencing professional courses and clinical and field experi ences, particularly when those experiences are organized and directed by Education faculty members who hold progressive views. The results contradict often-found conclusions from less rigorously designed studies and suggest that the contradictory findings of different…
The Complex Visions of Female Teachers and the Failure of Unionization in the 1930s
UNTIL RECENTLY, HISTORIANS have tended to treat teachers as nonpersons. Female teachers especially have been portrayed as objects rather than subjects, as either the unknowing tools of the social elite or as the exploited minority whose labor is bought cheaply. Rarely have they been treated as subjects in control of their own activities. Seldom has the world of schooling been presented through their eyes.'1 This essay attempts to reverse the trad…
Book Notices
Mild Mental Retardation and Race
(1981). MILD MENTAL RETARDATION AND RACE. Educational Studies: Vol. 12, No. 4, pp. 387-394
Writing Critical Ethnography
School Ritual as Performance
The Complex Visions of Female Teachers and the Failure of Unionization in the 1930s
UNTIL RECENTLY, HISTORIANS have tended to treat teachers as nonpersons. Female teachers especially have been portrayed as objects rather than subjects, as either the unknowing tools of the social elite or as the exploited minority whose labor is bought cheaply. Rarely have they been treated as subjects in control of their own activities. Seldom has the world of schooling been presented through their eyes.'1 This essay attempts to reverse the trad…
Articles
Nonrational Classroom Performance
Changes in Educational Attitudes of Education and Science Arts and Students during Four Years of College
The authors found that Education majors become more progressive in their attitudes toward educational practices after experiencing professional courses and clinical and field experi ences, particularly when those experiences are organized and directed by Education faculty members who hold progressive views. The results contradict often-found conclusions from less rigorously designed studies and suggest that the contradictory findings of different…
Preparing school administrators for democratic authority
Mild Mental Retardation and Race
(1981). MILD MENTAL RETARDATION AND RACE. Educational Studies: Vol. 12, No. 4, pp. 387-394
Book Notices
The Complex Visions of Female Teachers and the Failure of Unionization in the 1930s
UNTIL RECENTLY, HISTORIANS have tended to treat teachers as nonpersons. Female teachers especially have been portrayed as objects rather than subjects, as either the unknowing tools of the social elite or as the exploited minority whose labor is bought cheaply. Rarely have they been treated as subjects in control of their own activities. Seldom has the world of schooling been presented through their eyes.'1 This essay attempts to reverse the trad…
Changes in Educational Attitudes of Education and Science Arts and Students during Four Years of College
The authors found that Education majors become more progressive in their attitudes toward educational practices after experiencing professional courses and clinical and field experi ences, particularly when those experiences are organized and directed by Education faculty members who hold progressive views. The results contradict often-found conclusions from less rigorously designed studies and suggest that the contradictory findings of different…
Writing Critical Ethnography
Continuing the conversation
Preparing school administrators for democratic authority
Marxism and Christianity within the great wall
Chinese culture has remained steady, stretching through time as long and unbroken as the Great Wall. In thousands of years, Chinese culture has exhibited a remarkable ability to assimilate foreign intrusions. Even though several times throughout Chinese history minority nationalities have been in military and political control of China, they were gradually assimilated by Chinese culture. Christianity has spent more than a thousand years attemptin…
Nonrational Classroom Performance
Policy and Perspectives
School Ritual as Performance
Articles
The Puzzlemasters
the forces of corporate culture have adopted a much more radical agenda ... . to transform public education from a public good, benefiting all students, to a private good designed to expand the profits of investors, educate students as consumers, and train young people for the low-paying jobs of the new global marketplace. Henry Giroux
A Review of
Sociology (11 works) · Political science (8 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Pedagogy (5 works) · Mathematics education (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Cultural Identity and Representation (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Educator Training and Historical Pedagogy (2 works)