The black papers on education
By: edited by C. B. Cox and A. E. Dyson.
Contributors: Dyson, A. E., joint comp.
Publisher: (Broadwick House, Broadwick St., W1V 2AH), Davis-Poynter Ltd
Published: 1971
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 223
Subjects: Education; Education -- Great Britain -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The egalitarian threat, by A. Maude.; title: Egalitarianism and an academic élite, by J. Sparrow.; title: The mental differences between children, by C. Burt.; title: Undotheboys Hall, by R. Conquest.; title: In praise of examinations, by C. B. Cox.; title: Streaming: standards or equality? by R. Lynn.; title: The sleep of reason, by A. E. Dyson; title: The centrality of reading, by J. Barzun.; title: Freedom in junior schools, by C. M. Johnson.; title: Discovery methods, by G. H. Bantock.; title: Russia and Britain: comprehensive inequality, by T. Szamuely.; title: America and Britain: Comprehensives and University, by D. Colville.; title: The essential conditions for the success of a comprehensive school, by R. Boyson.; title: Student problems in Edinburgh and beyond, by M. Swann.; title: Pernicious participation, by K. Amis.; title: Expansion at the London School of Economics, by D. C. Watt.; title: The Berkeley fashion, by G. F. Hudson.; title: Youth culture, the universities and student unrest, by B. Wilson.; title: Return to sanity? A short educational dictionary, by K. Amis and R. Conquest.