Professor John White
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- BA, Dip Ed
- Emeritus Professor of Philosophy of Education
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- Summary:
- I am interested in the mind of the learner and in interrelationships among educational aims and applications to school curricula.
- Professional Activities:
- Editorial Board, Journal of Philosophy of Education
Honorary Vice-President Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain
Humanist Philosophers' Group, BHA
New Visions for Education Group
- Conferences/presentations:
- Seminar on 'An Aims-based Curriculum', 30 April 2013, IOE (speakers incl. Kevin Brennan MP Shadow Minister for Schools)
- Research Students:
- PhD students:
Mavis McCree: The role of neuropsychology in education: an interdisciplinary exploration of emotion and cognition Moeketsi Letseka In defence of the link between traditional African values and liberal democratic values: implications for education in South Africa
Publications
- Reiss, M., White, J. (2013) An Aims-based Curriculum: the significance of human flourishing for schools. Institute of Education Press.
- White, J. (2013) 'Trust in Testers', London Review of Education 11 (1),
Further information
- White, J. (2011) The Invention of the Secondary Curriculum. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
Further information
- White, J. (2011) Exploring Well-being in Schools: a guide to making children's lives more fulfilling. London: Routledge.
Further information
- White, J.(2007) 'What schools are for and why ', Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain IMPACT Paper No 14,
- White, J. (2006) Intelligence, Destiny and Education: the Ideological Roots of Intelligence Testing . London: Routledge .
- White, J. (2005) The Curriculum and the Child: The Selected Works of John White . London: RoutledgeFalmer .
- White, J. (2005) Howard Gardner: the myth of Multiple Intelligences, Viewpoint No 16. London: Institute of Education.
- White, J. (ed.) (2004) Rethinking the School Curriculum: Values, Aims and Purposes . London: Routledge/Falmer.
- White, J (2002) The Child's Mind . London: RoutledgeFalmer.
- All publications (pdf, 519 Kb)