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Knowledge at the Crossroads?

Knowledge at the Crossroads?

Physics and History in the Changing World of Schools and Universities
EducationHistory
Pages
272
Published
2016
Language
English

Synopsis

This academic work explores the evolving landscape of knowledge within higher education, specifically examining the curricula in physics and history. It investigates the challenges and transformations faced by these disciplines at a critical juncture. The book offers insights into the pedagogical and institutional shifts impacting how these subjects are taught and understood today.

Prose complexity
10/10

Vibe

InformativeIntellectualComplex
Academy

Genres

Education History Science

Authors

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Kate O'Connor

Kate O'Connor writes across genres, from her Heroic Fantasy Short Stories to the novel Mermaid. She also explores educational themes in non-fiction titles such as Unbundling the University Curriculum and Knowledge at the Crossroads?.

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Lyn Yates

Lyn Yates writes on the changing nature of knowledge and learning, particularly within higher education. Her works, including Knowledge at the Crossroads?, Reconfiguring Knowledge in Higher Education, and Reconstructing the lifelong learner, offer critical insights into contemporary educational thought.

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Peter Woelert

Peter Woelert is an author who explores significant questions in his writing. His notable work, Knowledge at the Crossroads?, examines ideas at the intersection of understanding and information.

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Victoria Millar

Victoria Millar writes thought-provoking non-fiction. Her book, Knowledge at the Crossroads?, offers clear insights into complex subjects. She's a great author for anyone looking for intelligent discussions.