Seth Godin – The coming melt-down in higher education (as seen by a marketer)
For 400 years, higher education in the US has been on a roll. From Harvard asking Galileo to be a guest professor in the 1600s to millions tuning in to watch a team of unpaid athletes play another team of unpaid athletes in some college sporting event, the amount of time and money and prestige [...]
Tuition fee discussion in the UK – “It’s time to set fees free”
This is the best way to maintain standards while at the same time serving public benefit, argues Aldwyn Cooper Some of us look back to the golden era of the Fifties and Sixties when a bright state school pupil had the opportunity to get a council scholarship to public school and then go on to [...]
