University Tutorial Classes: A Study in the Development of Higher Education Among Working Men and Women (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover
Synopsis
Discover how working people helped move higher education forward through university tutorial classes.
The book traces a bold educational movement that joins scholars with workers in a shared quest for knowledge. It explains how tutorial classes emerged from working-class efforts and how they evolved into a recognized part of the broader educational landscape, including summer programs at Oxford and collaborative efforts with universities and education authorities. Through real stories of students and tutors, it shows the deep curiosity, discipline, and mutual respect that drive this approach to learning.
What you will experience- A clear history of the movement behind university tutorial classes and the Workers' Educational Association.
- Key ideas about how adult learners and scholars study together as fellow students and teachers.
- Illustrative examples from summer courses at Oxford and other centers, including how they were structured and evaluated.
- Insights into the aims, challenges, and impact on both individuals and the higher education system.
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