Aims and action in adult education, 1921-1971
Subtitle: a memoir to mark fifty years of service by the British and National Institute of Adult Education
By: edited by E. M. Hutchinson; with selected writings from "Adult Education" and an essay by Sir William Emrys Williams.
Publisher: National Institute of Adult Education (England and Wales)
Published: 1971
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 149
Subjects: Adult education -- Great Britain -- History -- Addresses, essays, lectures.
Other titles: Adult education.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: From British Institute to National Institute, 1921-71 by E. M. Hutchinson.; title: The pre-history of the Arts Council by Sir W. E. Williams.; title: The uses of leisure by E. Barker.; title: At the Institute annual dinner by Sir R. Livingstone.; title: Is adult education a luxury? by C. R. Morris.; title: Sir Winston Churchill to the Trades Union Congress.; title: This adult business by R. Peers.; title: Unemployment and education by A. D. Lindsay.; title: Adult education in the Forces by General Sir R. F. Adam.; title: The great debate by R. D. Waller.; title: Light on a dark patch by G. S. Bessey.; title: Partnership in Oxfordshire by E. T. Dyke.; title: The LEAs' response and responsibility by Sir W. Houghton.; title: Adult illiterates by M. Kamm.; title: Residence, broadcasting and the Open University by A. Kingsbury.; title: The return of Jude by P. Hopkins.; title: I enrolled a ghost by S. P. Myers.; title: Poetry for a naval audience (by a staff tutor for the forces, NID); title: Vocational education by N. Fisher.; title: A mature student by M. Jackson.; title: Museums and adult education; title: an idyll by E. M. Hutchinson.; title: Trials and rewards by F. H. Rayer.