The unit specifically addresses the provision of skills in critical analysis of early childhood educational policy, by considering educational research about policy concepts and their determination by prevailing social, economic and political forces. The unit develops skills in document analysis, information literacy as well as broadening students' capacities for corporate and social responsibility. The unit provides students with opportunities to develop research interests in areas that may be significant for their current professional practice, including Quality Reform Agenda; relationships between state and Commonwealth governments; managerial reform in schools and universities; shifts... -- Course Website
Instructor: Dr Chris Peers
