| Title | The Changing Functions of Higher Education – Implications for Innovation – (Reports from the 1984 OECD/JAPAN Seminar on Higher Education) |
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| Author(s) | Research Institute for Higher Education,Hiroshima University |
| Publication Date | 1985 – 3 |
| Page-Size | 219 |
| Volume | 5 |
| Contents | Program of the 1984 OECD/JAPAN Seminar on Higher Education Part I Curriculum and Teaching 1.New Implications for the Educational Function of the Japanese University / Kazuyuki Kitamura 2. Curriculum and Teaching in Japanese Universities: A Report of RIHE National Surveys / Masao Seki, Yuki Matsunaga and Fumihiro Maruyama 3. Curriculum and New Forms of Teaching / Theodor Berchem 4. University Support for Independent Learning — A New Development in Inservice Education of Teaching(INSET) / Peter Posch 5. Concluding Remarks for the Hiroshima Session / Keith Clayton Part II Differentiation and Innovation 1. Universities and Non-University Higher Education in Japan / Taijun Saito 2. Differentiation within a Unitary Higher Education System — Some Experiences of the Swedish Model / Ulla ?hgren-Lange 3. The University as Repository of Unsolved Social Problems — Shortcomings of Human Capital-ism / Sigurd H?llinger and Walter Steinbacher 4. The Differentiation Between University and Other Forms of Higher Education in the United Kingdom with Particular Reference to the English Polytechnics / J. H. Thompson 5. Innovation in Japan’s New-Type (Shinkoso) Universities — The Experience of Three Universities / Shinroku Saito 6. What Are the Main Innovative Features of New (Reform) Universities and other New Institutions of Higher Education and What Is Their Impact, if Any, on Traditional Institutions? / Leslie Wagner 7. Summary and Conclusions / G. S. Papadopoulos Part III Changes in American Higher Education 1. Reflections on American Higher Education: Expansion and Decline / Ernest L. Boyer 2. American Education: Hope Amid Change / Ernest L. Boyer 3. Secondary Education in America: Priorities for Reform / Ernest L. Boyer 4. The Educational Function of the University: An Historical Perspective / Arthur Levine 5. Higher Education in an Age of Decline / Arthur Levine Part IV Perspectives on Japanese Higher Education 1. The Puzzle of Higher Education in Japan: A Response / Nobuo Shimahara 2. The Internationalization of Japanese University Students: A Study / John J. Cogan 3. The Guidance of Foreign Students at Japanese Universities — A look at the Organizations and Persons Responsible / Joseph Eugene Hicks |
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