Parents as the driving force of democracy

Journal Title: Pedagogika Społeczna - Year 2018, Vol 70, Issue 4

Abstract

The thesis on parent engagement as a power of democracy has become the basic assumption and the framework for the discussion. It was based on a combination of Theodore Brameld’s approach, who understood education as a „force” for social activism and shaping a „better world”, with concepts of non-consensual democracy, emphasizing the indispensability and importance of conflict, which are key to achieving social equality.

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Maria Mendel, Marta Wiatr

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Maria Mendel, Marta Wiatr (2018). Parents as the driving force of democracy. Pedagogika Społeczna, 70(4), 219-230. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-541938