Visions of Post-compulsory Education by Ian Mcnay

Visions of Post-compulsory Education by Ian Mcnay

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Zusammenfassung

Reviewing changes in post-compulsory education in the past ten years, this text poses questions about the future balance between change and continuity. The need to balance competition with cooperation to preserve the availability of diverse provision and enhance service quality is emphasized.

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Visions of Post-compulsory Education by Ian Mcnay

Significant changes have occurred in the last ten years in post-compulsory education, and a new framework has been set for the next ten. This book reviews these changes and poses questions about the future balance between change and continuity. One major section is devoted to views from different sectors of activity and provision - universities, polytechnics, other colleges, further education, adult education, vocational education, staff development, and local education authorities. Two are written specifically from a European viewpoint and international comparisons are drawn upon by several other authors. The other main section examines key cross-sectoral issues: access, quality, technology, structure, management, and internationalism. A central argument of the book is that it is essential that the recent emphasis on competition be balanced by cooperation (or partnership) not just to preserve collective automony out of defensive self-interest, nor to allow economies through rationalization, but to preserve the availability of diverse provision and contribute positively to enhanced quality and service.
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ISBN 13 9780335097784
ISBN 10 0335097782
Titel Visions of Post-compulsory Education
Autor Ian Mcnay
Serie Society For Research Into Higher Education
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Open University Press
Erscheinungsjahr 1992-06-01
Seitenanzahl 176
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