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Plus La Meme Chose

The Early History of Learning Outcomes and Learner Centredness

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Selling Out Education

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Current attempts to ensure that education delivers according to the needs of the economy, as well as current critiques of subject-based curricula, are less new than they appear. Ideas about ‘relevance’, objectives, and learning outcomes, as well as the idea that subject-based curricula are obsolete, both of which have re-gained prominence in contemporary education policy, particularly through outcomesbased qualifications frameworks, have been influential periodically in the history of educational reform.

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Allais, S. (2014). Plus La Meme Chose. In: Selling Out Education. The Knowledge Economy and Education. SensePublishers, Rotterdam. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6209-578-6_2

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