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This paper (PDF 255k) argues that if competency assessment is to make any contribution
as a potentially ‘liberating’ curriculum strategy for struggles of
community development and self determination then it needs to challenge the authoritarianism
of the current national qualifications frameworks being established in a growing
number of English speaking countries.
This paper critiques recent research and
policy efforts which seek to make authoritarian structures more culturally appropriate,
more accessible and equitable rather than changing and democratising the structures
themselves
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