Analytical Reflections on Access in English Higher Education: Transnational Lessons across the Pond
@article{Baber2006AnalyticalRO, title={Analytical Reflections on Access in English Higher Education: Transnational Lessons across the Pond}, author={L. Baber and B. Lindsay}, journal={Research in Comparative and International Education}, year={2006}, volume={1}, pages={146 - 155} }
Recent policy trends in international higher education suggest that the dichotomy between selective and widening participation is a global issue. The central premise of this article considers the historical and contemporary challenge of promoting higher education opportunities across socio-economic distinctions in England. Three critical questions are considered: (1) How did historical developments of higher education in England during the twentieth century, including American influences after… CONTINUE READING
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