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Session Type: Symposium
Following the lead of scholars like Apple, Ball, Popkewitz, and Scheurich, increasing numbers of educational policy scholars are engaged in critical analyses, employing an expanding range of theoretical and methodological approaches. In light of this growing level of activity, surprisingly little attention has been devoted to clearly articulating what counts as critical policy analysis (CPA), or how such analyses are conducted. The purpose of this session is to explore how different critical theoretical frameworks are being used in educational policy research, through an exploration of qualitative, critical policy analysis exemplars. Each scholar will share an example of qualitative critical policy research, while focusing on making his or her methods and application of theory explicit.
Ontario's Fourth R: A Critical Democratic Analysis of Ontario's Fund-"R"aising Policy - Sue Winton, York University; Michelle Milani, York University
Argumentative Discourse Analysis as a Tool for Educational Policy Scholars - Bradley W. Carpenter, University of Louisville
Whose Educational Policy? The Decline of State Boards and State Departments of Education - Michelle D. Young, University Council for Educational Administration; Amy L. Reynolds, University of Virginia
When Parents Behave Badly: A Critical Policy Analysis of Parent Involvement in Schools - Erica Fernández, University of Connecticut; Gerardo R. Lopez, University of Utah
Engendering Leadership. Deconstructing the Dominant Discourse on Masculinity and Leadership: A Feminist Critical Policy Analysis - Catherine Marshall, University of North Carolina; Mark Johnson, The Learning Partnership
"Don't Underestimate Youth. We Have Something to Teach Adults": The Politics of Student Voice in School Improvement - Anjale DeVawn Welton, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Tiffany Octavia Harris, University of Illinois; Karla Altamirano, Urbana High School; Tierra Williams, Urbana High School