Ivory tower blues; a university system in crisis.
9780802091819Ivory tower blues; a university system in crisis.
Cote, James E. and Anton L. Allahar.
U. of Toronto Press
2007
251 pages
$27.95
Hardcover
LA417
Cote and Allahar (both: sociology, U. of Western Ontario) carefully analyze what they have learned from educators, counselors, administrators, educational researchers and students of the past and present. They find universities need to shift their focus back to education rather than mere credentials, that students need to learn proper educational survival tools in secondary schools, and that everyone must get over the idea that a sheepskin comes with fat paychecks attached. The result is an unflinching assessment of what has gone wrong and why students are failing universities and vice versa.
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Publication: | Reference & Research Book News |
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Article Type: | Book Review |
Date: | Aug 1, 2007 |
Words: | 125 |
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