’Back to basics’ forum
Speakers at an open forum on “Back to basics” educational reform in Christchurch on Monday will be Mr J. M. Leversedge, an intermediate school teacher, who will define basics; Mr C. C. McCready, a trade union secretary; Mr B. K. Gamsford. district senior inspector of primary schools; Mr J. M. Tocker, a chartered accountant and councillor on the Canterbury
i;Chamber of Commerce; and' ’(Dr B. F. Tuck, senior lec--iturer in education at the ? University of Canterbury. li Members of the audience , 1 will have 50 minutes to ■; question speakers and make si their own brief statements. • I The forum has been or--.ganised by Mr Leversedge. ;jwho believes there has been] -‘too little public debate on] -]the subject. It will be at the I tlTown Hall at 8 p.m.
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Press, 14 August 1978, Page 7
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