Quality and access in higher education : comparing Britain and the United States
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書誌事項
Quality and access in higher education : comparing Britain and the United States
Society for Reseach into Higher Education : Open University Press, 1991
大学図書館所蔵 全14件
注記
"Outcome of the Second Anglo-American Seminar on Quality in Higher Education organised on behalf of the British Society for Research into Higher Education and the Council of Liberal Learning of the Association of American Colleges ... held at Princeton, NJ, in September 1987"--Pref
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The British system of higher education is often said to be highly selective and to emphasize high and uniform standards of academic quality. The American one, by contrast, is seen as remarkably accessible and consequentially diverse in its standards and provision. These basic differences are linked with other differences: in curriculum, in funding, in institutional governance, and popular affection. Nevertheless individual students and teachers move between the systems with apparent ease and the systems share an attractiveness to students from other countries and high reputations for research and scholarship. In this book a group of American and British observers and participants examine important aspects of higher education in the two countries, with quality and access as the continuing and connecting themes.
目次
- Setting the scene, Graeme C. Moddie
- comparative perspectives on policy, Martin Trow
- gold, silver, copper - standards of first degress, Rowland B. Eustace
- quality, access and financial pressures on higher education institutions and students, W. Lee Hansen and Jacob O. Stampen
- governance, quality and equity in the US, Richard Millard
- institutional government, quality and access in Britain, Graeme C. Moddie
- the campus economics of stringency in the US, Michael J. Dooris and Kenneth P. Mortimer
- financial pressure and quality in British universities, Michael L. Shattock
- the British binary system and its "missing link", Robert E. Cuthbert
- the American modular system, Sheldon Rothblatt
- modular systems in Britain, Oliver Fulton
- the disciplinary contexts for quality judgements, Tony Becher
- quality and access as interrelated policy issues, Robert O. Berdahl and Irving J. Spitzberg.
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