Rosamund Sutherland (1947-2019) was Professor of Education at the Graduate School of Education, the University of Bristol. Her research was concerned with teaching and learning with ICT, young people’s use of digital technologies outside school, and mathematics education. She led a wide range of research projects funded by the ESRC, and collaborated with colleagues in Latin America, Europe and Africa. In this book she brought together the previous strands of her research, with a particular focus on social justice.

• An unfolding story;Expanding the possible: people and technologies;Knowledge worlds: boundaries and barriers;Ways of knowing: everyday and academic knowledge;Schools as spaces for creating knowledge;Assessment and the curriculum in a digital age;Education in the 21st century;The idea of justice in education.

"Will serve as a clear and powerful introduction to an important set of ideas." Journal of Social Policy "This is the most refreshing book about education I have read for many years. Any teacher or future teacher, indeed anyone involved in or interested in education, will learn much from reading it. It deftly illustrates that the only way to a more just system is when knowledge is placed at the heart of all we do as teachers." Michael Young, Institute of Education