Browsing by Author "Nettleford, Rex"

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    Academic Correspondence
    (1963) Abrahams, Peter; Wynter, H. L.; Nettleford, Rex; Hearne, John; Anderson, Roy K.; Joyce, Lyle; Morrison, Hugh; Hall, Patricia; Waterlow, John; Ali, Wahid; Waite-Smith, Cicely
    Correspondence between Peter Abrahams and various persons affiliated with the University College of the West Indies.
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    Educational development in independent Jamaica
    (Heinemann Caribbean, 1989) Miller, Errol L.; Nettleford, Rex
    This article examines the outcome of 25 years of expansion and development since independence. The most fundamental change is identified as taking place in the size of the system
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    General Correspondence
    (1960) Nettleford, Rex; Rogosin, Lionel; Abrahams, Peter; Sackville, B.
    Correspondence
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    Ideology and nation building: Implications for adult education, training and employment
    (1982) Nettleford, Rex;
    The Caribbean and other parts of the Third World have been preoccupied with becoming nations, in the accepted international sense. Education has been the prime vehicle through which ideologies such as capitalism, Marxism, colonialism, and nationalism have been promulgated
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    Personal correspondence
    (1963) Maine, Abbey; Abrahams, Peter; McFarlane, Rey; Mkongewa, Simon; Nettleford, Rex; Nobble, Jeanne; Plastrik, Stanley
    Personal correspondence between Peter Abrahams and various individuals (M-P)
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    Towards a Commonwealth of Learning: A proposal to create the University of the Commonwealth for Co-operation in Distance Education
    (Commonwealth Secretariat, 1987) of Lewes, Lord Briggs; Adesola, Akin; Christodoulou, Anastasios; Crocombe, Marjorie; Nettleford, Rex; Reddy, Gaddam Ram; Rickett, Raymond; Watts, Ronald I.; Williams, Bruce
    This report proposes the creation of a University of the Commonwealth for co-operation in distance education, itself working closely with, and forging an effective partnership between, a wide variety of institutions through-out the Commonwealth.