William H Taylor
Biographic Data
| ID | 3826158 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William H Taylor |
| GIVEN NAMES | William H |
| FAMILY NAME | Taylor |
| SIGNATURE | TAYLOR W H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Exeter |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
To Sing with the Spirit
This paper contends that the contemporary discussion among theologians regarding the relationship between theology and spirituality can offer new insight into the eighteenth century religious world. This theological discussion has wrestled with, among other things, the questions of whether theology and spirituality are mutually exclusive and what exactly their relationship looks like. Resoundingly, theologians such as Alister McGrath, J. I. Packe…
Mission to Educate. A History of the Educational Work of the Scottish Presbyterian Mission in East Nigeria 1846-1960
Education and training
India's National Curriculum
This article reflects on the proposals currently being discussed in India, suggesting that the nation has made enormous progress in all aspects of educational provision in the past half century. There is a post-1986 determination to eradicate educational disadvantage and to build on the many positive experiences of the country's wide range of educational programmes, in the hope of dramatic improvement in the late 1990s for all castes and classes …
Multi-cultural education in the 'white highlands' after the 1988 Education Reform Act
The Education Reform Act has provided a new backcloth for multi‐cultural initiatives everywhere. The tenuous progress already made outside the areas of ethnic minority concentration could be threatened with extinction. Hopefully local politicians and school governors will give the issue their positive consideration, but issues of equity and equality are of national importance although outside the national curriculum. If sleeping dogs are left to …
The Presbyterian Eductional Impact in Eastern Nigeria
THE PRESBYTERIAN EDUCTIONAL IMPACT IN EASTERN NIGERIA BY WILLIAM H. TAYLOR (University of Exeter, U.K.) Introduction Caricatures of mission education abound, ranging from those drawn by hagiographic expatriate providers to those of antagonistic recipients. My researches' were undertaken from a conviction that the truth may lie somewhere between such extremes and that a thorough examination of one specific mission's work could provide evidence for…
The Presbyterian Educational Impact in Eastern Nigeria
Nigeria's Search for Curriculum Relevance
The University Teacher of Education in England
Departments and Institutes of Education in English and Welsh universities form only a small proportion of the twelve thousand university teachers of all subjects. Small though this group may be, it is involved in educational activity in this country at several crucial points. A substantial proportion of the graduates of our universities pass through the Departments and Institutes en route to a teaching career-24 per cent of those graduating in Ar…
India's National Curriculum
This article reflects on the proposals currently being discussed in India, suggesting that the nation has made enormous progress in all aspects of educational provision in the past half century. There is a post-1986 determination to eradicate educational disadvantage and to build on the many positive experiences of the country's wide range of educational programmes, in the hope of dramatic improvement in the late 1990s for all castes and classes …
Nigeria's Search for Curriculum Relevance
The University Teacher of Education in England
Departments and Institutes of Education in English and Welsh universities form only a small proportion of the twelve thousand university teachers of all subjects. Small though this group may be, it is involved in educational activity in this country at several crucial points. A substantial proportion of the graduates of our universities pass through the Departments and Institutes en route to a teaching career-24 per cent of those graduating in Ar…
The University Teacher of Education in England
Departments and Institutes of Education in English and Welsh universities form only a small proportion of the twelve thousand university teachers of all subjects. Small though this group may be, it is involved in educational activity in this country at several crucial points. A substantial proportion of the graduates of our universities pass through the Departments and Institutes en route to a teaching career-24 per cent of those graduating in Ar…
Nigeria's Search for Curriculum Relevance
The Presbyterian Eductional Impact in Eastern Nigeria
THE PRESBYTERIAN EDUCTIONAL IMPACT IN EASTERN NIGERIA BY WILLIAM H. TAYLOR (University of Exeter, U.K.) Introduction Caricatures of mission education abound, ranging from those drawn by hagiographic expatriate providers to those of antagonistic recipients. My researches' were undertaken from a conviction that the truth may lie somewhere between such extremes and that a thorough examination of one specific mission's work could provide evidence for…
The Presbyterian Educational Impact in Eastern Nigeria
Multi-cultural education in the 'white highlands' after the 1988 Education Reform Act
The Education Reform Act has provided a new backcloth for multi‐cultural initiatives everywhere. The tenuous progress already made outside the areas of ethnic minority concentration could be threatened with extinction. Hopefully local politicians and school governors will give the issue their positive consideration, but issues of equity and equality are of national importance although outside the national curriculum. If sleeping dogs are left to …
India's National Curriculum
This article reflects on the proposals currently being discussed in India, suggesting that the nation has made enormous progress in all aspects of educational provision in the past half century. There is a post-1986 determination to eradicate educational disadvantage and to build on the many positive experiences of the country's wide range of educational programmes, in the hope of dramatic improvement in the late 1990s for all castes and classes …
Education and training
Mission to Educate. A History of the Educational Work of the Scottish Presbyterian Mission in East Nigeria 1846-1960
To Sing with the Spirit
This paper contends that the contemporary discussion among theologians regarding the relationship between theology and spirituality can offer new insight into the eighteenth century religious world. This theological discussion has wrestled with, among other things, the questions of whether theology and spirituality are mutually exclusive and what exactly their relationship looks like. Resoundingly, theologians such as Alister McGrath, J. I. Packe…
Sociology (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Curriculum (5 works) · Pedagogy (4 works) · Geography (3 works) · Law (3 works) · African Education and Politics (2 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Christian Theology and Mission (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)