Suggested additional detail on nature of cheap, continual improvement courses.

Proposer
SimonVery
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Rejected

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0

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2586 days


@SimonVery edited education.md - about 7 years ago

Life long learning also allows for a better informed public, social interaction between communities, and studies suggest that it can also reduce the risk of dementia.

Funding to the Open University, and other distance learning courses will be increased to allow for greater uptake and a wider range of courses. Funding will also be targeted not only at degree level qualifications, but also at a cheaper level of continual improvement qualifications.

Funding to the Open University, and other distance learning courses will be increased to allow for greater uptake and a wider range of courses. Funding will also be targeted not only at degree level qualifications, but also at a cheaper level of continual improvement qualifications (a significant portion of continual improvement qualifications design to be at least partially peer/community assessed collaborative project based).

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ghost

@ghost - about 7 years ago

Both I (to vote on this), and this policy, need clarification.

philipjohn

@philipjohn - about 7 years ago

Thanks for the proposal @SimonVery!

It looks like "design" should perhaps be "designed" - is that right? We can get that changed easily enough if so.

Could you elaborate on what "peer/community assessed collaborative project based" is in practice? Does this refer to the work that students would do as part of the course? Or does it perhaps refer to how the course itself is designed?

Thanks!

openpolitics-bot

@openpolitics-bot - almost 7 years ago

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