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(Paperback)

By: Professor Christopher Winch

ISBN: 9780826490476
Readership/Audience: Professional and Scholarly
Publication Date: Mar 2007
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
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A survival guide to Vocational Education and Training (VET) in the UK. It provides answers to key questions such as: Why is VET such an important area How can European models be used to develop VET in the UK How is VET structured and provided And, what are the main issues facing VET


(Hardback)

By: Professor Christopher Winch

ISBN: 9781350513365
Readership/Audience: Professional and Scholarly
Publication Date: Jan 2025
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
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(Paperback, NIPPOD)

By: Professor Christopher Winch

ISBN: 9781441100214
Readership/Audience: Professional and Scholarly
Publication Date: Jan 2012
Publisher: Continuum Publishing Corporation
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Opens up the debate into the nature of skill, skilfulness and expertise in vocational and professional education.


(Hardback)

By: Professor Christopher Winch

ISBN: 9781847062680
Readership/Audience: Professional and Scholarly
Publication Date: Jun 2010
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
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Opens up the debate into the nature of skill, skilfulness and expertise in vocational and professional education. This title explores an account of know-how, and relates this epistemological debate to discussions concerning the nature of expertise in vocational and professional education, including attempts to provide a theory of expertise.


(Paperback, 2nd edition)

By: Professor Christopher Winch

ISBN: 9781441186560
Readership/Audience: Professional and Scholarly
Publication Date: Mar 2010
Publisher: Continuum Publishing Corporation
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Examines the philosophical debates surrounding the existance, teaching and transferability of thinking skills. This title debates issues such as: Do thinking skills exist What are the aims of education Can thinking skill be taught Are thinking skills transferable