Education + Training: Volume 10 Issue 8

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The Headmaster

For MacDonald read Short. The present Secretary of State has over the past few months defended as well as possible the slashing financial attack made by the Government on…

COMMENT

Gordon Bennett

What is the teacher's duty when he arrives at the college to find that students have taken over? This question has no simple right answer and it has recently placed a number of…

The Solid State

Cyril Hogarth

Modern semiconductor physics has developed from the quantum mechanical work on energy band theory of charge carriers in semiconductors associated with the name of A. H. Wilson and…

Diffusion Studies

Edgar Jenkins

It is evident that important and far reaching changes are at present contemplated at all levels of the educational system. In particular, innovations of all sorts are being…

Aspects of Industrial relations

John Huddleston

To an ever increasing extent the general public is becoming exasperated at the apparent inability of those directly concerned to deal effectively with the industrial relations…

Simulation in Education

Pat Tansey, Derick Unwin

Simulation may be simply explained as being the creation of a situation which could occur in real life, usually with the variables simplified, for the purpose of instruction. When…

Students' Unions in the Colleges

Douglas Baker

‘Over my dead body’ said the Vice‐Principal. He was reacting, somewhat predictably, to the suggestion that a students' union might be formed in the college. No doubt it was the…

Instructor Training

JR Moore

Road Transport, Cotton, Catering, Hosiery, Lace and Net. Since the courses were begun 150 have attended the part‐time day course 350 the full‐time EITB course and 250 the…

THE HAIFA TECHNION

Veronica Weir

The Technion is Israel's oldest institution of higher learning. Its origins date back to the years of pre‐World War I. To 1912 to be exact. But, due to the outbreak of hostilities…

Plowden in the Technical College

Jack Mansell

The first article in a series which will look at the methods and techniques used in technical teaching in an attempt to define a progressive approach in this sphere.

Courses and examinations for technicians

John Bell

Further Education has manfully struggled to implement the course and examination arrangements set up as a consequence of the 1961 ‘Better Opportunities’ White Paper. Criticisms…

Focus

Brian MacArthur

A monthly column in which Brian Mac‐Arthur, Education Correspondent of The Times, reviews the month's news in education.

IN PARLIAMENT

The Education Bill has now recieved the Royal Assent.

Films

Chris Edmonds

ICI made its first film for the educational market some 27 years ago, today thirty‐nine different titles have an estimated annual audience in British schools of nearly 1½ million…

Cover of Education + Training

ISSN:

0040-0912

Online date, start – end:

1959

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editor:

  • Dr Martin McCracken