Tyrrell Burgess

Abstract

If Edward Short gets a small Education Act through Parliament next session (leaving the task of major reform to his successor) it will include something on secondary reorganization, something on taking over mentally handicapped children from Health — and provision for a General Council of Teachers. This last is something Mr Short is known to be keen on, and he is undeterred by the teething troubles of a similar body in Scotland. For the teachers it will presumably represent something of a stride towards professional status, which has hitherto eluded them. They have certainly been asking for it for years.

Citation

(1969), "Tyrrell Burgess", Education + Training, Vol. 11 No. 3, pp. 88-96. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb016094