Examined life: women's liberatory learning within a locked-in society

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Author: Baird, Irene C.

Abstract:

Using Freirian methods a humanities model programme of education was conducted for women incarcerated in prison. This paper reports the findings of the project, indicating how the women assumed ownership of their learning, engaged in critical thought and became liberated whilst still in prison. It offers highlights of the way women learned and indicates how some continued to engage in formal learning.

Subjects: Disadvantaged; Teaching and learning; Gender

Keywords: Prisoners; Correctional education and rehabilitation

Published: London, England: Taylor & Francis, 1999

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Journal title: International journal of lifelong education

Journal volume : 18

Journal number: 2

Journal date: March-April 1999

Pages: pp.103-109

ISSN: 0260-1370

Resource type: Article

Call Number:
TD/ACE 57.17



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