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Education Policy-Making in Wales
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Richard Daugherty, Robert Phillips and Gareth Rees, Introduction
Robert Phillips and Sue Sanders, Contemporary Education Policy in Wales: Theory, Discourse and Research John Fitz, Governance and Identity: The Case of Wales Gareth Elwyn Jones, Policy-making in Welsh Education – An Historical Perspective 1889-1988 Theo Cox, The Impact of the National Curriculum upon Primary Education in Wales Richard Daugherty, National Curriculum Assessment Policies in Wales Colin Baker, Three Perspectives on Bilingual Education Policy in Wales Stephen Gorard, A Re-examination of the Effectiveness of Schools in Wales Gerran Thomas and David Egan, Policies on Schools’ Inspection in Wales and England Martin Jephcote and Jane Salisbury, From Policy to Practice in Further Education: Patterns of Governance in Wales Gethin Williams, Changes in Government Policy and the Development of Higher Education in Wales, 1975-1996 Rob Humphreys and Danny Saunders, From Adult Education to Lifelong Learning: Policy, Process and Institutional Change Steve Morris, Welsh for Adults: A Policy for a Bilingual Wales? Richard Daugherty, Robert Phillips and Gareth Rees, Education Policy Making and Devolved Governance in Wales: Past, Present and Future“This volume is strong both on the historical background of policy and on proposals for future policy imperatives . . . These ‘explorations in developed governance’ will provide an excellent seminar course for both researchers and all practitioners concerned with formulating and operating policy and the questions which are raised and the hypotheses suggested should encourage numerous further investigations . . . the editors are to be congratulated on the high quality of their contributors and the production values are those we would expect from a major academic publisher . . .” –School Leadership & Management
“. . . a worthwhile addition to most educational libraries and a useful port-of-call for anyone seeking a ready overview of how education in Wales evolved to its present state.” –History of Education
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