Capability and Quality in Higher Education

“Capability and Quality in Higher Education” by John Stephenson, published by Kogan Page in 1998, explores the evolving focus on individual capability within the educational landscape. This edition, comprising 233 pages, delves into the significance of enhancing skills, promoting lifelong learning, and addressing welfare-to-work transitions. The book examines these themes in relation to institutional strategies and the frameworks surrounding work-based learning and skills assessment.
Readers will find a thorough discussion on the implications of capability development in higher education. The text engages with various aspects of education, including aims and objectives, while critically analyzing the challenges and opportunities presented by current educational practices. By situating these discussions within the broader context of skills development and assessment, the book provides insights into how educational institutions can adapt to meet the needs of learners in a changing world.
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The new focus in learning is on developing the individual’s capability. This work looks at this in the context of improving skills, lifelong learning and welfare-to-work. It debates the issues within the setting of institutional strategies, work-based learning, skills development and assessment.
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