Can we de-pedagogicise society? Between "native" learning and pedagogy in complex societies

Mariëtte de Haan*

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Abstract

In this chapter I will address and analyse claims that argue that we need to turn to what has been lost through pedagogicisation, and that we need to de-pedagogicise society. I will discuss the limitations and the potential of going native in an apparently over-pedagogicised society, through reflecting on the questions: How do we understand pedagogicisation in relationship to learning? Is pedagogy, or teaching as a separate register unique? How do we understand a teaching register, and (why) do we need it? Can we speak at all of a “natural” way of learning removed from communities of practice?
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationLearning Beyond the School
Subtitle of host publicationInternational Perspectives on the Schooled Society
EditorsJulian Sefton-Green, Ola Erstad
Place of PublicationAbington, Oxon; New York, NY
PublisherTaylor & Francis
Chapter3
Pages28-44
Number of pages17
Editionfirst edition
ISBN (Electronic)9781351615693
ISBN (Print)9781315110318
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 21 Jun 2018

Publication series

NameRoutledge Research in Education

Keywords

  • pedagogicization
  • native learning
  • teaching register

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