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We need evidence, stories,
and tools. More than ever, schools are demanding solid
theory, concrete studies, practical tools, and real results
from any strategy that claims to improve learning. Student
voice is no exception.
Luckily, there is a body of
literature available. Researchers, theorists, academics, and
practitioners from across several fields have explored many
angles of student voice, including:
- Student engagement
- Student/adult partnerships
- Pupil consultation
- Total building leadership
- Whole-school reform
- Small school
- Supportive learning
environments
The articles, reports, and books
collected here cross several educational disciplines,
including:
- School improvement
- Critical pedagogy
- Instructional technology
- Equity and race relations
- Curriculum and instruction
- Policy and leadership
- Psychology and counseling
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Where does the search
begin for the eager learner who wants to find out more
about student voice? Start by scanning through SoundOut's
virtual library, looking through the titles to see what
interests you, and reading some of the annotations.
Then look up your favorite
online research engine and pull up the article, or go to the
local campus library and dig up the book. SoundOut also
provides limited copy services free, so send us an email and
we'll let you know what we can do.
Now Available
After receiving requests from around the world, we are making
the SoundOut Student Voice Library available online for
download, and available to order.
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