In recent years there has been an increasing emphasis on ‘employability’ as a metric by which the success of a university education and our teaching is, or should be, assessed (Jackson et al., 2013). Academics have been instructed to re-write and re-structure courses to improve the ‘employability’ of our graduates, in everything from scientific and vocational fields to arts and humanities. More...
23 septembre 2017
Resisting the ‘employability’ doctrine through anarchist pedagogies & prefiguration (AUR 59 02)
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