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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 educa… More >>
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At the same time that people breathe, they also digest food, circulate blood, move, think, and do so much more. But how? As space explorer Zork discovers, one system directs all the parts of the human body – the nervous system, which consists of the brain, spinal cord, and a vast network of nerves and sensory receptors. Though composed of cells like everything else in the body, the nervous system allows humans to perform uncountable conscious and unconscious acts at the same… More >>
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I had an unexpected reaction to your new book Two Americas, Two Educations. I kept tearing up . . . –Holly Palance, Distinction Magazine Our educational system badly needs some bold thinking. Paul Cummins vision of what American education could be is imaginative and inspiring. –Howard Zinn… More >>
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