Debates continue internationally amongst governments, academics, curriculum leaders and educators, about the scope, purpose and enactment of citizenship education in schools. This paper draws on discussions of citizenship education in multiple communities, to consider what’s next and what’s possible for civics and citizenship education in Australia. It explores the kinds of professional knowledge, skills, conceptual frameworks and dispositions which Australian teachers need to educate for democratic citizenship effectively.
History
Publication title
The Social Educator
Volume
32
Pagination
4-15
ISSN
1328-3480
Department/School
Faculty of Education
Publisher
The Social and citizenship education association of Australia
Place of publication
150 Palmerston St, Carlton, Victoria, Australia
Rights statement
Copyright 2014 Social Educators Association of Australia (SEAA)