StorageSiteUCL Institute of Education
LevelFile
Reference Number SIM/1/30
TitleLectures on Contemporary Education
Datec1985-1987
DescriptionComprises:
'The Educational Explosion of the Sixties: an evaluation' 8 October 1987 (annotated draft and notes)
'Schooling Society: the care of an elite for the masses in the 19th and 20th centuries', given as part of De Vroede's retirement celebration at the University of Leuven, 25 May 1987 (full text and draft)
'The Great Education Reform Bill', for the British Educational Research Association (BERA) September 1987 (full text)
'Who controls education now?' Hounslow, September 1987 (handwritten notes)
'S E [Mid] CP' Luton, 26 June 1987 (handwritten notes), for a Communist Party meeting
'Parents Show Your Concern' Leaflet by the Parent's Initiative regarding expenditure on education
'Education Under Attack' 20 August 1985 (handwritten notes)
'Does Education Really Matter' 27 September 1985 (handwritten notes)
'The Politics of Education, and the curriculum', given at the Cambridge Institute of Education 3 October 1985 (handwritten notes)
'The future of comprehensive education: what kind of comprehensive education do we want?' November 1985
'The Forward … of the DES', Bath 1 March 1986 (handwritten notes)
'Does Education Matter?', Muswell Hill, 14 March 1986
'The Defence of Public Education for a Democratic System', National Union of Teachers (NUT) fringe meeting, 31 March 1986 and National Association of Teachers in Further and Higher Education fringe meeting 25 May 1986 (handwritten notes)
'Education Matters?' King Harold School Essex 8 July 1986 and Lewisham NUT 7 October 1986
Opening address by Simon at the HMI conference held in Llandudno, January 1986 (full text)
'Politics of Education', Exeter November 1986

There is a list of most of the file's items, compiled by Simon at the front of the file listing the title of the talk, where it was given and the date. Not all items on Simon's list are in the file. The items in the file have since been numbered (probably by Don Jones) - these numbers do not correspond with Simon's own list.
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AccessStatusOpen
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