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Learning to Teach Citizenship in the Secondary School

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Part I: Citizenship in National and International Contexts 1. Citizenship: Local, National and International 2. Citizenship in the National Curriculum 3. The Crick Report and the Future of Multiethnic Britain 4. Citizenship and Pastoral Care Part II: Teaching and Learning in Citizenship Education 5. Mapping the Complexities of Citizenship 6. Pupil Learning and World-Views in Citizenship 7. Citizenship and the Role of Language 8. Special Educational Needs in Citizenship Part III: Citizenship In and Beyond the Classroom 9. Developing Schemes of Work in Citizenship 10. Assessment in Citizenship 11. Resources for Citizenship 12. Active Participation in Citizenship Part IV: Teachers' Professional Development 13. Professional Development in Citizenship Education

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Key concepts: Citizenship, Mathematics education, Pedagogy, Sociology, Psychology, Political science, Law, Politics