The name is absent



140


professionals can only be effective if their ethos and practice blends

see such practice as their professional concern.


The next extract illustrates the connection between the personal
and political stance. Here the discussion begins from a concern
voiced by SSl about the value of a technology centre recently estab-
lished in connection with the Nottingdale Urban Studies Centre she
visited with her Method Group.

School B 30.10.81 P2 nɪ 3/4 nii

SSl - but it seems to me that the centre trains

a few who’re going to get the skills and
forgets about the others who move out of
the area when they get their jobs .....

Res It’s early to judge the centre because the
Tutor technology centre is so new. In the Urban

Studies Centre which has been open for 8
years they can point to particular projects
..... the building of the community hall

SSl


..... But


the printing press that’s had a


few years - I still don’t know

Res     But as people do get more experience using

Tutor   these things for their own ends, although

they are only ripples it means that insofar
as they do produce action there are challenges
being set up .....

Ml


If you look at what happens say in


Aerospace


Shop Steward's


committee


the Lucas
when they


went to the workforce and.asked them to think

of socially useful products rather than the
arms equipment they were making and the
workers themselves came up with 3θ or 40

products that they could make. Lucas


them down


but


other


companies


are


turned
taking


them up so they learn how to express
in various ways - printing, videos,
they’re likely to be able to do that
own factories and workplaces so it’s
already and I think it’s something

themselves


- things
in their
happening
we could


encourage.



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