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Special treatment clinics—: an aim for the polytechnics
Michael BasseyDr Michael Bassey is in the education department of the Trent Polytechnic
Cheating the system
Mike BrownMike Brown, of Hull University, queries the effectiveness of internally set examinations
Surrey with the fringe on top
Maureen O'ConnorMaureen O'Connor outlines the state of play in the affair of the Surrey comprehensives
Network analysis—: BBC
Geoffrey Hall, Peter LewisPerhaps the most surprising thing about educational programmes on the BBC is the sheer number and variety of them. In a typical week ‘in term’ some 40 hours of air time is devoted…
from London—: CCTV interim report
James WykesThe use of television for education was first introduced into the United Kingdom in 1957. Since then, both the BBC and the independent companies have built up a nation‐wide…
Glasgow ETV—: a quinquennial report
William BeatonWhen Glasgow Educational Television Service went into operation in August 1965, educationists were still mulling over the educational, technical and financial implications of…
The universities
Roderick MacLeanIt is almost certainly too early to write in general terms about television in the British universities. Although extensive central services have existed in a few universities for…
Productivity in FE — 3
Jack MansellThe way in which the FE service has so far served the Industrial Training Act is particularly relevant in any discussion on productivity because, as the two above quotations…
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- Dr Martin McCracken