Sir Alec Clegg Revisited

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Burke, C., Hoare, L. and Cunningham, P. Sir Alec Clegg Revisited.
TitleSir Alec Clegg Revisited
CreatorsBurke, C., Hoare, L. and Cunningham, P.
ContributorsBurke, C. (Project leader), Hoare, L. (Researcher) and Cunningham, P.
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'Sir Alec Clegg Revisited’ was a one-year research project for the academic year 2016/2017 funded by a University of Cambridge Arts and Humanities Research Grant and based at the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge. The project was led by Catherine Burke, Professor in History of Education and Childhood (Now Emerita). Lottie Hoare, a Teaching Associate at Faculty of Education, worked as the Research Assistant on this project. Peter Cunningham, Emeritus fellow at Homerton College, Cambridge, contributed his advice and insights to the project. Various events, exhibitions and publications connected with this project have evolved in the past 3 years since the project ended in November 2017. This website illustrates some of the research undertaken during 2016/17 across its five webpages and also makes links to more recent developments.

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Sustainable Development Goals4 Quality education
Middlesex University ThemeCreativity, Culture & Enterprise
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Deposited24 Oct 2024
Output statusPublished
Web address (URL)https://alecclegg.com/
LanguageEnglish
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