My School, Your School, Our Schools
Sociology of Education summit
Thursday 12 September 2019
University of Technology, Sydney

Taking the forthcoming ten-year anniversary of the My School website as a starting point this one day summit will focus on broader themes associated with education wherever it is happening, such as:

The purpose and repurposing of schooling, early childhood education and care, and higher education
The shifts in focus from common systems to individualised choice
The expansion of school choice
The corporatisation of education, including the growth of edu-business and private tutoring
The use/abuse of standardised testing in education
Education and social mobility and social reproduction
Equity and Inequity associated with class, race/ethnicity, gender, ableness, sexuality, geography

The summit will include a keynote and forum focused on what we have learned from ten years of My School and how My School has (re)shaped the way we view education, contributing to current debates about the future of education policy and schooling practices.

We welcome papers from researchers, practitioners, policy makers, activists, and interested citizens. Presenters will have 20 mins, followed by 10 mins for questions.

If you wish to present a paper please fill in the form below, including an abstract of up to 300 words.

Deadline for abstracts: 1st May 2019.

For more information about the event, contact the organisers at Christina.Ho@uts.edu.au or martin.forsey@uwa.edu.au or Kellie Bousfield kbousfield@csu.edu.au

HDR students: we have a small number of $350 scholarships to cover travel & accommodation costs. If you would like to apply for this, email kbousfield@csu.edu.au with a brief description (one paragraph) of your research and why attending this event would benefit you as a researcher (one paragraph).

Event sponsors: The Australian Sociological Association, University of Technology Sydney & University of Western Australia
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