By Tracy Mitrano. Part I: Notions of the “Golden Age”
The bookends are before us! Clay Shirky has declared the end of the golden age of higher education http://www.shirky.com/weblog/ while Cathy Davidson is teaching us about the Future of (Mostly) Higher Education.
I don’t know about “golden age” per se, but I agree we are in a new stage. A historian of higher education, I suspect that probably every age thought of itself as “golden.” Twelfth century Europe, for example, was a high-water mark for Catholic medieval scholarship. Ox-bridge education ruled the world when the sun never set on the British Empire. Read more...
9 février 2014
Higher Education, Its Golden Age and Future
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