Letter: Putting university values back at the heart of higher education
149 Comments
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Francesca Middleton
10 years ago
I would sign as Dr Francesca Middleton (Cambridge), only the box isn't long enough!
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Louise Chapman
10 years ago
Birmingham City University
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Kirsten Forkert
10 years ago
Birmingham City University
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Karen Nutton
10 years ago
The erosion of secondary structures within communities by businesses running acadamies has proven to be unacceptable, and so should this. Its time we took a stand against profit driven education that only delivers empty promises and fails to act in the interests of its consumers
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Jinty Nelson
10 years ago
The White Paper is a travesty. I am glad to join others in protesting against it.
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Sara Elin Roberts
10 years ago
Sara Elin Roberts, University of Chester
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Dr Jonathan Wroot
10 years ago
University of Worcester
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Dr Jenny Harding
10 years ago
Birmingham City University
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Sara Ewing
10 years ago
Goldsmiths
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Christopher de Lisle
10 years ago
Oxford
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Dr Rebecca Hillman
10 years ago
(Exeter UCU)
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Peter Malins
10 years ago
Liberals are unelectable because of student debt. If the conservatives do this they will be too
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Michael Subialka
10 years ago
(Oxford)
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Dr Matthew Huntbach
10 years ago
The comments on "quality" in the White Paper show an ignorance of what real quality means. My module has a relatively high failure rate because I insist students show real skills valued by industry to pass. The White Paper tells me I should stop doing this and dumb down what I teach, making it useless for industry, in order to get a higher pass rate which these fools think means "quality".
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Carey Griffiths
10 years ago
Kingston / Sheffield
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Dr Rachel Shanks
10 years ago
(Aberdeen UCU)
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Richenda Herzig
10 years ago
University of East Anglia
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James Humphries
10 years ago
Glasgow University
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Dr Iain Black
10 years ago
Heriot Watt University
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Kathleen Oneill
10 years ago
Education is a right for all. It should not be traded as a commodity to be sold on the open market.
I would sign as Dr Francesca Middleton (Cambridge), only the box isn't long enough!
Birmingham City University
Birmingham City University
The erosion of secondary structures within communities by businesses running acadamies has proven to be unacceptable, and so should this. Its time we took a stand against profit driven education that only delivers empty promises and fails to act in the interests of its consumers
The White Paper is a travesty. I am glad to join others in protesting against it.
Sara Elin Roberts, University of Chester
University of Worcester
Birmingham City University
Goldsmiths
Oxford
(Exeter UCU)
Liberals are unelectable because of student debt. If the conservatives do this they will be too
(Oxford)
The comments on "quality" in the White Paper show an ignorance of what real quality means. My module has a relatively high failure rate because I insist students show real skills valued by industry to pass. The White Paper tells me I should stop doing this and dumb down what I teach, making it useless for industry, in order to get a higher pass rate which these fools think means "quality".
Kingston / Sheffield
(Aberdeen UCU)
University of East Anglia
Glasgow University
Heriot Watt University
Education is a right for all. It should not be traded as a commodity to be sold on the open market.