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APPENDIX I

Chapter 1 referred to in notes of Chapter 4

... I particularly welcome the chance

of having Maths people in the groups ...

just for working with various people.

I've grown accustomed to the stick that they have
to throw at sociologists for being very wishy-
washy and generalizing ..... and I think that's

probably true of an awful lot of sociologists
and I welcome that sort of criticism and I

all fall into cliches about each

other's subjects and that really makes me mad....

is the thing I particularly wanted ..... I just

got vaguely (at interview) the idea that I would
be in a group that wasn't just a subject group

of having a school base rather than a subject
base or as well as a subject base.

..... it was this idea of spending a lot
of time in schools that appealed to me and I .....

hadn't realized ..... there were going to be Maths

people in the group ..... which I find very

interesting. We,'ve had some amazing disucssions
in our School Group.

..... the Alternative Course, I just thought
interesting from the point of view of spending

a lot of time in the schools.

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