1st Edition
Work-Related Learning and the Social Sciences
1. Introduction Part I: Learning about Work: Theoretical frameworks 2. Identity, Socialisation and Emotional Labour 3. Alienation, Fulfilment and the Working Environment 4. Power, Control and Uncertainty at Work 5. Conflict, Resistance and Change Management 6. Social Capital, Community and Social Responsibility Part II: Learning through Work: Skills development 7. Experiential Learning, Reflection and Communities of Practice 8. Leadership, Teamwork and Communication 9. Problem Solving, Decision Making and Creativity 10. Skills, Internships and Employability 11. Conclusion
Biography
Gary Taylor is principal lecturer in the Department of Psychology, Sociology and Politics at Sheffield Hallam University. He has written a number of books on social and political theory, social policy and on the media.
Liam Mellor currently works at Certara, a private sector consultancy provider specialising in drug discovery and development software. He has degrees from both Sheffield Hallam University (Sociology) and Sheffield University (Political Communication) and has worked on a range of publications.
Richard McCarter is senior lecturer in the Faculty of Development and Society at Sheffield Hallam University, teaching in The Department of Education and also the Department of Psychology, Sociology and Politics. His interest is technology enhanced learning and e-portfolios, but also has a background in educational television.
