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SUMMARY; CHARSET=UTF-8 :'Creative action: some reflctions on classroom behaviour, teachers and centralism, imposed research programmes, ...and REF games' Speaker: Professor Andrew Pollard (University of Bristol)
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DESCRIPTION; CHARSET=UTF-8 :This seminar will explore the influence of Etzioni's compliance theory (1975) on Professor Pollard's perspectives, analyses and agency over the past four decades.  Touching on the 'Social World' ethnographies, the PACE project, TLRP and the REF, he will argue that Etzioni's theory can be seen as a tool for enabling creative optimism in a variety of challenging circumstances.

Anyone wishing to familiarise themselves with Etzioni's theory can find a summary attached below.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SEMINAR WILL NOT BE RECORDED
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