Education + Training: Volume 11 Issue 6

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Table of contents

Binary

The binary concept has been with us for four years, during which time it has altered little from its original exposition in Tony Crosland's Woolwich speech. Indeed it seemed so…

Whatever happened to the CATS?

Roger Beard, Peppy Barlow

‘A good trade union’, says Lord Bowden, ‘would revolutionize British education.’ As principal of Manchester University's Institute of Science and Technology (big sister to the…

Development

John Pratt

The ten institutions called technological universities are an odd group. Two of them — the University of Wales Institute of Science and Technology (UWIST) and Chelsea College …

The Sciences

Harold Silver

Chelsea Polytechnic, one of the crop of 1890's foundations, was always distinguished from its fellow London Polytechnics by its relative inability to attract ‘the poorer classes’…

Comprehensive tertiary

Eric Robinson

The development of the colleges of advanced technology and the Diploma in Technology, between 1956 and 1964, coincided with the gestation of the ‘new’ universities of Sussex, East…

BEHIND THE BAKCLASH

Chris Price

It seems fitting, in this particular issue of Technical Education at the present time, for a former editor of an educational monthly — New Education — whose magazine changed…

Examination Techniques

Frank Bacon

Examinations have always presented problems, for both candidates and examiners. Examinations, at whatever level, are a nuisance to most people who have to take them. Candidates…

The two cultures

Bruce Kemble

Ten years is a long time to sustain an academic quarrel. If the participants have not — after a decade — conceded some points, modified their overall position, and agreed to…

Unemployment‐the ultimate anachronism

Douglas Young

At the beginning of the Labour Government's current term of office, our country faced the problem of rising unemployment. Not for the first time — certainly not the last.

Indian FE

John Owen

The educational system of the Indian subcontinent has to be understood in light of the historical background that produced it. The Hindu tradition of learning combined with the…

Industrial training assessment 1

D.E.R. Godfrey

The preparation of this article was made possible by the assistance of the Arizona State University Grants Committee. The author served at Dacca University, 1960–63, under the…

Personal

Roy Nash

I was at a party the other day at which a dear old lady of 70 was lamenting the fall from grace of the young. A man of 55, a senior industrial technician, told me how he had been…

COMMENT

Gordon Bennett

The Secretary of State pledged at Douglas that the government would during the seventies introduce the compulsory training of all school teachers — a reform that would prevent…

FOCUS

Brian MacArthur

Out of a month that was packed with news about education, one speech stands out. It was the speech made by Mr Short, Secretary of State for Education and Science, on the Black…

Gallery

James Render

Student participation … the Lords debated it and the Commons tasted it at the end of last month. Even that most sacred cow — Parliamentary privilege — may have been offended; so…

Films

People + Leisure (col, 30 min), the eighth film in the ‘Our National Heritage’ series, was made in co‐operation with The Countryside in 1970 movement. 1970 has been designated…

Cover of Education + Training

ISSN:

0040-0912

Online date, start – end:

1959

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editor:

  • Dr Martin McCracken