This dictionary has aimed at brevity so checking entries elsewhere should assist fuller understanding. There are numerous potential sources for this activity and the following is offered as a helpful introductory selection.
Books:
Advisory Council for Education. (1991). Education A-Z. London: ACE.
Audi, R. (1995). The Cambridge dictionary of philosophy. Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press.
Barrow, R., & Milburn, G. (1990). A critical dictionary of educational concepts (2nd ed.,).
Hemel Hempstead: Harvester Wheatsheaf.
Blackburn, S. (1994). The Oxford dictionary of philosophy. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Blake, D., & Hanley, V. (1995). The dictionary of educational terms. Aldershot: Arena,
Ashgate Publishers Limited.
Inglis, F., & Aers, L. (2008). Key concepts in education. London: SAGE.
Raber, A. & Raber, E. (2001). The Penguin dictionary of psychology. London: Penguin Books.
Ruhmann, C. (2001). The dictionary of important ideas and thinkers. London: Arrow Books.
Shafritz, J., Koeppe, R., & Saper, E. (1998). The Facts on File dictionary of education. New
York: Facts on File.
Wallace, S.(2008). Dictionary of education. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
A subversive guide for cynics and others:
Burgess, T. (2002). The devil’s dictionary of education. London: Continuum.
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