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М2


I wonder why we’re considered to have changed


so


uch


from school - because in school they


never thought you could follow anything for
more than five minutes - kids in school can

never follow you for more than five minutes.
Can you follow anyone for an hour?

SS2 You pick up things that strike you.


SSl


and in more and more


primary schools children


are split up into small groups but in secon-

dary schools we either expect children to

be



the


lecture


this


morning


in a sense


that


bit of higher educa⅜ton has been imported


into the secondary


school but not the seminar


which seems to me
education.


to be basic to university


The students here are expressing knowledge about the


process of


learning


that


comes


knowing themselves


as learners.


The actual


process will


contain false starts and blind alleys as well as forward


movement and this will be seen in later extracts. But it does enable


individuals to be active participants


in a situation which focusses


on their learning not on someone else’s


knowledge.


In the Research Group it was pointed


out how important a source of


experience the student’s own experience as a learner had been but


how all too frequently positive models


were hard for students to find.


Explanations are


not hard to come by for secondary and higher edu-


cation but this


should not


be so for professional courses in higher


education whose aim is


improvement


in the quality of teaching and


learning.


Certainly the Research Group, aware of the contradictions


of Alternative


and Main Course were


critical


of


Il


ιainstream


Il


ethods.


This is not because the Alternative Course was necessarily successful
rather that it was seen to be working with a different model.5



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