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Constructing teaching and learning, therefore, is a complex interaction of ideology, practitioners’ intentions, actions and their contexts. Failure to deal adequately with any one of these ingredients provides an incomplete picture of it. Arising from this matrix, practitioners are understood as active transformative agents rather than as passive implementers of preconceived policy. It is assumed that all the elements of the inquiry’s problem enjoy a dialectical relationship through 34 Substance, Setting and Method the reflexivity of practitioners.
172). This concurs with a conclusion in the HMI Report (DES, 1978, p. 116) that inner-city children were ‘under-estimated by their teachers’ and were more likely to be given work that did not extend their capabilities while in many instances the most able were not challenged adequately (Alexander, 1992). In relation to readiness, teachers were torn between allowing learners to ‘become ready’ or to ‘make them ready’ (Sharp and Green, 1975, p. 179). While the Leeds case study, and the Sharp and Green study differ significantly in their conceptualization, they agree that the work of practitioners is highly problematic with decision-making, compromise and dilemmas at its core.
From a psychological perspective we do experience the world in a holistic fashion but what we experience depends on the conceptual apparatus into which we have been socialized. Eisner’s (1979, 1982, 1985) plea is for a broader church that enables learners to construct meaning other than by propositional knowledge. Knowledge: Socially Constructed The new sociology of education has, during the past thirty years, sought to undermine the dominance of the received rationalist perspective in relation to knowledge.