Professor Peter Gordon, Peter Gordon, Professor Denis Lawton, Denis Lawton
This is an up-to-date guide for teachers and parents, administrators, governors , students and others to help the find their way about the increasingly complex world of education. The main section provides a dictionary that is more than a simple set of definitions: many words in education have been put into some kind of historical context to become fully meaningful. The second part gives some important landmarks from the nineteenth century to the present time, and also provides a list of political heads of education since state education was established. The final section is devoted to a list of acronyms and abbreviations, both of which have been the subject of multiple definitions in recent years.
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Concise, up-to-date reference book which readily provides information not easily found elsewhere.
Very braud readership including lecturers, students, teachers, administrators, journalists as well as the general public.
British education - an introduction to four systems; the dictionary - an alphabetical list of definitions in education and training; historical background - landmarks in the development of British education since 1800; the central authority in education - political leaders 1857 to 2002; acronyms and abbreviations.
This dictionary is intended to clarify the world of British education mainly by providing an alphabetical list of educational terms, but also by giving historical background to developments where appropriate, and showing, by careful
Inhaltsverzeichnis
British education - an introduction to four systems; the dictionary - an alphabetical list of definitions in education and training; historical background - landmarks in the development of British education since 1800; the central authority in education - political leaders 1857 to 2002; acronyms and abbreviations.
Klappentext
This is an up-to-date guide for teachers and parents, administrators, governors, students and others to help the find their way about the increasingly complex world of education. The main section provides a dictionary that is more than a simple set of definitions: many words in education have been put into some kind of historical context to become fully meaningful. The second part gives some important landmarks from the nineteenth century to the present time, and also provides a list of political heads of education since state education was established. The final section is devoted to a list of acronyms and abbreviations, both of which have been the subject of multiple definitions in recent years.
