Summer School of Political Science Education at Canberra
A Canberra gathering of the Australian PHER’s Summer School on political science covered education in Australia with papers on Education the Schools and The Role of the University Yesterday. Speakers debated central control, curriculum scope, and the aim to strengthen democracy through broader, locally adapted schooling.
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Canberra
Australia
Wr. N. H. McNeil
Professor Bailey
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W. H. Molenworth
H. Ifould
Mir
MacNell
Sucha
Norman’ Cowper
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Om Bétare
Sydney
Formonly
Philippines
Damierrs
Usua
Aarons
Dorothy Duncan
Te Cay
The University and Democracy in Australia Role discussed
Professor K H Bailey of Melbourne argues the university should foster active wisdom for democracy rather than train citizens for a single nation state. He says higher education must develop intelligence, wisdom, and imaginative capacity to sustain democracy and produce future leaders, noting scholarships help but broader access and extension lecture programs remain weak.
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Anouia
K. H. Bailey
Batley
Educa|ional
Wiadom
Bailey
Whitehead
School of
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Jsoholara
Themodern University
Thhesne
Australia
Universities should foster independent thought over rote study
Professor Bailey urged Australia to shift from memory based teaching to encourage original research and critical inquiry. He argued universities often spread analysis and exposition rather than creating ideas, and suggested Canberra as a residential university modeled on Reading to attract diverse specialties.
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Bailey
Burke
Bail
Canbei Grammar School
Canon W. J. Iwards
Canberra
T. Inglis Moore
Sydney
Prosor Bailey
Australia
Universi
University
Reading
England
Education drive urges extended funding for adult classes
The report highlights Adult Education efforts led by Director B. H. eh and advocates expanding democracy through more support for adult and continued schooling. It argues young people aging 24 and up should not drift from education after school, stressing social purpose and employment as key outcomes.
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Novelties and education topics in Canberra area notices
A jumble of notices covers a Duntroan to Canberra transport timetable for Memorial Day and services, a dance class rescheduling, and debate on adult education funding. Names such as Mr Molesworth and Mr Clarke appear in sporting and educational discussion, plus timetable details for bus routes and departures at different termini.
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Molesworth
HG. Clarke
Adelaide
Parliament House
Ainslie
Causeway
Giles Bt
Duntroan
Canberra Times
Clinton
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