Sharon Gewirtz is affiliated with King's College London in the United Kingdom and has contributed extensively to the social sciences, primarily focusing on education. Their research spans 19 publications within the field of social sciences, with a concentrated emphasis on education, sociology and political science, political science and international relations, philosophy, and research and theory.
Their work addresses multiple topics including youth education and societal dynamics, global educational policies and reforms, global education and multiculturalism, teacher education and leadership studies, educational theory and curriculum studies, teacher professional development and motivation, and collaborative teaching and inclusion.
Gewirtz has published in a range of academic journals, with frequent appearances in the Journal of Vocational Education and Training, Journal of Curriculum Studies, Teaching and Teacher Education, British Journal of Sociology of Education, and Children & Society.
Recent publications include:
Gewirtz has collaborated frequently with several coauthors, including Meg Maguire, Eszter Neumann, Emma Towers, Alan Cribb, and Sait Bayrakdar. These collaborations reflect ongoing contributions to topics related to education policy, teacher responses to reforms, and social inequalities.
In addition to journal articles, Gewirtz has contributed to book publications, notably with UCL Press, where a significant work titled Knowledge, Policy and Practice in Education and the Struggle for Social Justice: Essays Inspired by the Work of Geoff Whitty was published in 2020.
Gewirtz's recognition includes being named a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences in the United Kingdom, reflecting a standing within the academic community focused on social science research and education.
Sharon Gewirtz;Stephen J. Ball;Richard Bowe
Sharon Gewirtz
Stephen J. Ball;Richard Bowe;Sharon Gewirtz
John Clarke;Sharon Gewirtz;Eugene McLaughlin
Sharon Gewirtz
Stephen J. Ball;Richard Bowe;Sharon Gewirtz
Allan Cochrane;John Clarke;Sharon Gewirtz
Sharon Gewirtz
Sharon Gewirtz;Stephen Ball
Sharon Gewirtz
Geoff Whitty;Tony Edwards;Sharon Gewirtz
Richard Bowe;Sharon Gewirtz;Stephen J. Ball
Sharon Gewirtz;Pat Mahony;Ian Hextall;Alan Cribb
Sharon Gewirtz;Alan Cribb
Sharon Gewirtz;Alan Cribb
Gail Lewis;Sharon Gewirtz;John Clarke
Richard Bowe;Stephen Ball;Sharon Gewirtz
Sharon Gewirtz
Alan Cribb;Sharon Gewirtz
Alan Cribb;Sharon Gewirtz
Sharon Gewirtz;Marny Dickson;Sally Power;David Halpin
Sharon Gewirtz;Marny Dickson;Sally Power
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