John Beck lectures in the Sociology of Education and Curriculum Studies in the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge. He was previously Head of Education Studies at Homerton College, Cambridge where he is still a Fellow. He has published widely in a range of highly reputable academic journals in the fields of Education Theory, the Sociology of Education, and Curriculum Studies. Mary Earl is Senior Lecturer in Religious Studies at Homerton College, University of Cambridge, UK.

• Introduction - John Beck and Mary EarlPart 1: Schools, Curriculum and Classrooms: Issues of Teaching and Learning 1. The Secondary School - Philip Gardner2. The school Curriculum, the National Curriculum and New Labour Reforms - John Beck3. Monitoring and Assessment - John Raffan and Kenneth Ruthven4. Intelligence - Ruth Kershner5. Classroom Teaching and Learning - Rex Walford6. Use of Language in the School and Classroom - Gabrielle Cliff HodgesPart 2: Care, Opportunity, Community and Environment7. Pastoral Care and the Work of the Pastoral Tutor - Mary Earl8. Special Educational Needs: Current Concerns, Future Opportunities - Martyn Rouse9. Equal Opportunities: Class, Gender and Race - Madeleine Arnot10. Race and schooling - Jacqui Stanford11. School, Parents and the Community - Terence H. McLaughlin12. Environmental Education: Education for Sustainable Development - Michael Younger and Angela WebsterPart 3: Values, Morality and Citizenship; Issues in PSHE13. Values in Education - Terence H. McLaughlin14. Moral Education - Christine Tubb15. Citizenship and Citizenship in England - John Beck16. Sex and Relationships Education - Michael Reiss17. Drug Education - Ruth JoyceIndex

John Beck lectures in the Sociology of Education and Curriculum Studies in the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge. He was previously Head of Education Studies at Homerton College, Cambridge where he is still a Fellow. He has published widely in a range of highly reputable academic journals in the fields of Education Theory, the Sociology of Education, and Curriculum Studies. Mary Earl is Senior Lecturer in Religious Studies at Homerton College, University of Cambridge, UK.

• Introduction - John Beck and Mary EarlPart 1: Schools, Curriculum and Classrooms: Issues of Teaching and Learning 1. The Secondary School - Philip Gardner2. The school Curriculum, the National Curriculum and New Labour Reforms - John Beck3. Monitoring and Assessment - John Raffan and Kenneth Ruthven4. Intelligence - Ruth Kershner5. Classroom Teaching and Learning - Rex Walford6. Use of Language in the School and Classroom - Gabrielle Cliff HodgesPart 2: Care, Opportunity, Community and Environment7. Pastoral Care and the Work of the Pastoral Tutor - Mary Earl8. Special Educational Needs: Current Concerns, Future Opportunities - Martyn Rouse9. Equal Opportunities: Class, Gender and Race - Madeleine Arnot10. Race and schooling - Jacqui Stanford11. School, Parents and the Community - Terence H. McLaughlin12. Environmental Education: Education for Sustainable Development - Michael Younger and Angela WebsterPart 3: Values, Morality and Citizenship; Issues in PSHE13. Values in Education - Terence H. McLaughlin14. Moral Education - Christine Tubb15. Citizenship and Citizenship in England - John Beck16. Sex and Relationships Education - Michael Reiss17. Drug Education - Ruth JoyceIndex

John Beck lectures in the Sociology of Education and Curriculum Studies in the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge. He was previously Head of Education Studies at Homerton College, Cambridge where he is still a Fellow. He has published widely in a range of highly reputable academic journals in the fields of Education Theory, the Sociology of Education, and Curriculum Studies. Mary Earl is Senior Lecturer in Religious Studies at Homerton College, University of Cambridge, UK.

• Introduction - John Beck and Mary EarlPart 1: Schools, Curriculum and Classrooms: Issues of Teaching and Learning 1. The Secondary School - Philip Gardner2. The school Curriculum, the National Curriculum and New Labour Reforms - John Beck3. Monitoring and Assessment - John Raffan and Kenneth Ruthven4. Intelligence - Ruth Kershner5. Classroom Teaching and Learning - Rex Walford6. Use of Language in the School and Classroom - Gabrielle Cliff HodgesPart 2: Care, Opportunity, Community and Environment7. Pastoral Care and the Work of the Pastoral Tutor - Mary Earl8. Special Educational Needs: Current Concerns, Future Opportunities - Martyn Rouse9. Equal Opportunities: Class, Gender and Race - Madeleine Arnot10. Race and schooling - Jacqui Stanford11. School, Parents and the Community - Terence H. McLaughlin12. Environmental Education: Education for Sustainable Development - Michael Younger and Angela WebsterPart 3: Values, Morality and Citizenship; Issues in PSHE13. Values in Education - Terence H. McLaughlin14. Moral Education - Christine Tubb15. Citizenship and Citizenship in England - John Beck16. Sex and Relationships Education - Michael Reiss17. Drug Education - Ruth JoyceIndex