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CounterBlasts - 8: Universities

Knowing Our Minds

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This is an indictment of government education policy presenting an alternative strategy for maintaining Britain's universities. Dame Warnock, Mistress of Girton College, Cambridge, provides an informed critique of current DES/Government orthodoxy, that is, the insistence on both higher standards and greater economic efficiency and contends that Britain's higher education system will be eroded if universities are made to run themselves like commercial companies. She speaks out against cuts in government subsidies to university research work and is in favour of nourishing "intellectual free enterprise". The author also wrote " What Must we Teach?", "Education - A Way Forward" and "A Common Policy For Education".

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CounterBlasts - 8: Universities, Mary Warnock

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Titel
CounterBlasts - 8: Universities
Untertitel
Knowing Our Minds
Sprache
Englisch
Autor*innen
Mary Warnock
Erscheinungsdatum
1989
Einband
Paperback
Seitenzahl
43
ISBN10
0701135468
ISBN13
9780701135461
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Schlagwörter
Bildung, Großbritannien
Beschreibung
This is an indictment of government education policy presenting an alternative strategy for maintaining Britain's universities. Dame Warnock, Mistress of Girton College, Cambridge, provides an informed critique of current DES/Government orthodoxy, that is, the insistence on both higher standards and greater economic efficiency and contends that Britain's higher education system will be eroded if universities are made to run themselves like commercial companies. She speaks out against cuts in government subsidies to university research work and is in favour of nourishing "intellectual free enterprise". The author also wrote " What Must we Teach?", "Education - A Way Forward" and "A Common Policy For Education".