2022
DOI: 10.1177/00345237221131107
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Punk ideals, school leaders and fashioning an “authentic” self

Abstract: The field of education is in dire need of different ways of thinking about attracting, supporting, and retaining school leaders. We see the idea of punk as a space that may offer some leeway for thinking differently about professionalism for school leaders. In this paper, we draw on thinking about punk subcultures to recognise the ways in which leaders hold self-expression and identity as important, while also thinking about how leaders as a collective might push back against some of the narrow ideas of who or… Show more

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“…Amanda Heffernan and Pat Thomson (2023) use notions of authenticity and resistance as lenses through which to explore women school leaders’ identity work in their paper, Punk ideal, school leaders and fashioning an ‘authentic’ self . Their interdisciplinary paper draws on sociology, fashion, and cultural studies to highlight the expectations of ‘professionalism’ placed on women leaders in schools, and the pressures and scrutiny of women’s appearances and behaviours that are associated with those norms.…”
Section: Punk Informed Education Research In This Special Issuementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Amanda Heffernan and Pat Thomson (2023) use notions of authenticity and resistance as lenses through which to explore women school leaders’ identity work in their paper, Punk ideal, school leaders and fashioning an ‘authentic’ self . Their interdisciplinary paper draws on sociology, fashion, and cultural studies to highlight the expectations of ‘professionalism’ placed on women leaders in schools, and the pressures and scrutiny of women’s appearances and behaviours that are associated with those norms.…”
Section: Punk Informed Education Research In This Special Issuementioning
confidence: 99%