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Presidential Address.: Technical Education and its Relation to Science and Literature

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  03 November 2016

A. N. Whitehead
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Extract

The subject of this address is Technical Education. I wish to examine its essential nature and also its relation to a liberal education. Such an enquiry may help us to realise the conditions for the successful working of a national system of technical training. It is also a very burning question among mathematical teachers; for mathematics is included in most technical courses.

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Research Article
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The Mathematical Gazette , Volume 9 , Issue 128 , March 1917 , pp. 20 - 33
Copyright
Copyright © Mathematical Association 1917

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References

* Bernard Shaw, cf. John Bull’s Other Island.