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Too Scared to Learn
Jennifer Horsman

Too Scared to Learn

Women, Violence And Education

McGilligan Books, Incorporated (1999)
9780969806486
| Paperback
323 pages | 6 x 9 inch | Canada | English
Dewey 374/.012/082

Genre

  • Nonfiction

Subject

  • Abused Women Education
  • Adult Education Of Women
  • Adult Education Of Women Psychological Aspects
  • Literacy Psychological Aspects
  • Teaching and Learning
  • Women - Violence Against
  • Women and Education

Plot

The central purpose of this text is to build a bridge between therapeutic and educational discourses in order to encourage a greater exchange of knowledge and to contribute to the development of discourses and practices that reconceptualize the intersection between violence and learning.

Contents: Preface. Part I: Canaries in the Mine. Introduction. What Is "Normal" in a Violent Society? Breaking the Silence in Literacy. Part II: Learning in the Context of Trauma. Beyond "Normal" Appearances: "Hidden" Impacts of Trauma. Learning in the Context of Trauma: The Challenge of Setting Goals. Bringing the Whole Person to Learning Spirit. Part III: Bearing Witness. Bridging the Divide Between Literacy and Therapy. Examining the Costs of Bearing Witness. Part IV: Pulling It All Together. Rethinking Change. Sources and Resources.