Work based knowledge: creation, recognition and use - a paradigm shift for higher education
Book chapter
Costley, C., Doncaster, K., Garnett, J. and Ferreira, I. 1999. Work based knowledge: creation, recognition and use - a paradigm shift for higher education. in: Researching work and learning: a first international conference: conference proceedings. Leeds School of Continuing Education, University of Leeds. pp. 53-60
Chapter title | Work based knowledge: creation, recognition and use - a paradigm shift for higher education |
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Authors | Costley, C., Doncaster, K., Garnett, J. and Ferreira, I. |
Abstract | The development of a work-based learning program as a means of recognising, creating and applying knowledge through and for work rather than simply at work challenges the position of universities as sole validators and evaluators of high level knowledge. Work-based learning challenges the intellectual dominance of the universities by demonstrating alternative and equally valid ways to acquire and exhibit high level learning. The aim of this paper is to explore the implications of the Middlesex University approach for the understanding of work-based learning and the role of universities in knowledge creation, recognition and use. |
Research Group | Work and Learning Research Centre |
Page range | 53-60 |
Book title | Researching work and learning: a first international conference: conference proceedings. |
Publisher | School of Continuing Education, University of Leeds |
Place of publication | Leeds |
ISBN | |
Hardcover | 0907644406 |
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1999 | |
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Deposited | 13 Jun 2014 |
Output status | Published |
Language | English |
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