Teaching with Sociological Imagination in Higher and Further Education

1. Class Talk: Discussing Social Class with English Undergraduates and Sixth-Formers
Patrick Ainley, Maria Papapolydorou

2. Inclusion in Education: ‘A Piggy Back Will Do?’
James Arkwright

3. Learning Cultures, Reflexivity and Creative Subversion
David James

4. Breaking the Silence: Critical Race Theory in Pedagogy and Practice
Mark Webb, Caroline Ukoumunne

5. Sociology, Inequality and Teaching in Higher Education – A Need to Reorient Our Critical Gaze Closer to Home?
Tamsin Hinton-Smith

6. Twitter as Part of an Online Learning Cultures Approach: Exploring a Lecturer’s and a Student-Teacher’s Perspectives
Ursula Edgington, Jade Wilton

7. ‘I have Felt the Tears Welling Up’: Private Troubles and Public Discussions in the Sociological Classroom
Pam Lowe

8. Pedagogy of Laughter: Using Humor to Make Teaching and Learning More Fun and Effective
Laura L. Ellingson

9. Moving Lessons: Teaching Sociology Through Embodied Learning in the HE Classroom
Alex Channon, Christopher R. Matthews, Anastasiya Khomutova

10. The Sociological Imagination and Feminist Auto/Biographical Approaches
Gayle Letherby

11. Doing Public Sociology in the Classroom
Christopher R. Matthews

Keywords: Education, Teaching and Teacher Education, Sociology of Education, Higher Education, Learning & Instruction