Titlebook: Breastfeeding Privatization in Public Education; Classroom Mothers in Meral Apak Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Management and Organisation DevelopmentTo take a deeper look into the matter, two concept groups will be expanded to theoretically frame the issue of mothers’ involvement in the daily school chores. The first is the unpaid care labour of women and the characteristics of voluntary work and the second is the ideology of motherhood, each of which are highly contested.

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J. T. Li,Anne S. Tsui,Elizabeth WeldonEducational care work is among the other care work that women perform informally and without any payment. Its being educational makes a certain type of women important to mention, mothers.

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Unpaid Care Labour, Voluntary Work and Motherhood,To take a deeper look into the matter, two concept groups will be expanded to theoretically frame the issue of mothers’ involvement in the daily school chores. The first is the unpaid care labour of women and the characteristics of voluntary work and the second is the ideology of motherhood, each of which are highly contested.

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Classroom Mothers: A Reserve Army of Labour Behind the School System,Educational care work is among the other care work that women perform informally and without any payment. Its being educational makes a certain type of women important to mention, mothers.

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Management and Organisation Developmentower in Foucault’s discussions will be reviewed. To be able to see what classroom mothers are giving to and gaining from the school system the issue will be discussed around the concepts such as ‘human capital’, ‘gendered habitus’, ‘social and cultural capital’, and ‘social class of women’.

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978-981-19-0262-8The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Singapor

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A Formal Approach to Decision Supporthere has been limited research on women in the education system as mothers. Gök (2012) explains the relationship between women and education in three main areas; women as students, teachers, and mothers. Historically women take part in the education system less than men. Their duration of presence i

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