Goals such as providing "whole person education", "life-long learning" and making "responsible citizens" are problematic because they are fuzzy and nebulous.
Goals such as providing "whole person education", "life-long learning" and making "responsible citizens" are problematic because they are fuzzy and nebulous.
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Universities should stop promising an education they cannot deliver

Neven Sesardic says if the wondrous benefits of a university education - beyond teaching basic skills for employment - sound too good to be true, it's because, in many cases, they are

Neven Sesardic

Updated: 5:39pm, 29 May, 2015

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Goals such as providing "whole person education", "life-long learning" and making "responsible citizens" are problematic because they are fuzzy and nebulous.
Goals such as providing "whole person education", "life-long learning" and making "responsible citizens" are problematic because they are fuzzy and nebulous.
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