Philosophy, Engineering Education And The Curriculum.
John S. Heywood
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John S. Heywood
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Began life in the Merchant Navy and the Radio Industry.Subsequently taught radio at a London Technical College and undertook research in radio astronomy as Director of the British Astronomical Association's radio-electronics section.In 1961 he became senior research fellow in technological education at Birmingham
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Began life in the Merchant Navy and the Radio Industry.Subsequently taught radio at a London Technical College and undertook research in radio astronomy as Director of the British Astronomical Association's radio-electronics section.In 1961 he became senior research fellow in technological education at Birmingham
Key concepts: Curriculum, Philosophy education, Philosophy of computer science, Engineering ethics, Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain, Philosophy of education, Engineering education, Western philosophy