Isaac Gonzàlez
Open University of Catalonia
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Journal of Education Policy | 2014
Ricard Benito; Miquel Àngel Alegre; Isaac Gonzàlez
In its advancement towards an education quasi-market, Catalonia has recently been driving the development of school educational projects in all schools (both public and private) as a tool to facilitate school autonomy and family choices. A school educational project is a formal document in which schools identify their pedagogical goals, missions and orientations, their academic resources and organisational structures. Through the analysis of 60 in-depth interviews with parents of children at the age of commencing universal pre-primary education (three years old) and data collected from surveys completed by a representative sample made up of 3245 families, this article explores the impact of this policy on discourses and practices of school choice amongst families in the city of Barcelona. On the one hand, we observe that interest in educational projects has penetrated the discourses of the most educated parents, even though, at the same time, we detect a generalised lack of knowledge of the content of such projects. On the other hand, we note that the social composition of schools is still a prominent factor in choice practices. Such findings question the ideal of the autonomous and rational citizen-consumer that underlies the policy of establishing educational projects.
Journal of School Choice | 2010
Miquel Àngel Alegre; Ricard Benito; Isaac Gonzàlez
This article deals with the debate on the assessment of pupils socioeconomic dispersion among schools. First, the paper complements the traditional way of measuring “segregation,” which refers to the distribution of a specific subgroup of pupils across different schools, by introducing a new measure which we call “school polarization level.” As argued here, “school segregation” and “school polarization” are associated with different phenomena and so point to different problems with different policy implications. Second, the paper illustrates the application of such measures for the cases of 10 Catalan municipalities (Spain) that apply different policies of school assignment based on residence (school zoning).
International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism | 2013
Joan Pujolar; Isaac Gonzàlez
Profesorado, Revista de Currículum y Formación del Profesorado | 2008
Miquel Àngel Alegre; Ricard Benito; Isaac Gonzàlez
Llengua i ús: revista tècnica de política lingüística | 2010
Joan Pujolar; Isaac Gonzàlez; Roger Martínez
Archive | 2005
Mari Carmen Doñate; Enric Saurí; Marta Rovira; Diego Herrera; Isaac Gonzàlez; Miquel Àngel Alegre; Xavier Bonal i Sarró
Digithum | 2016
Isaac Gonzàlez
Ara | 2016
Joan Pujolar; Albert Branchadell; Eva Codó; Víctor Corona Villavecino; Albert Fabà; Isaac Gonzàlez; Roger Martínez Sanmartí; Melissa G. Moyer; Miquel Àngel Pradilla Cardona; Maite Puigdevall Serralvo; Elvira Riera Gil; Eunice Romero Rivera; Joan Solé Camardons; Mercè Solé; F. Xavier Vila i Moreno
Archive | 2012
Roger Martínez; Joan Pujolar; Isaac Gonzàlez; Anna Font
Escola catalana | 2012
Ricard Benito; Isaac Gonzàlez