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Flexibility in higher education: an Irish perspective
2014
Irish Educational Studies
Irish public policy strongly promotes greater flexibility in higher education. This review paper examines Irish policy conceptualisations of flexible learning. The review finds that the promotion of flexible learning is positioned within strongly economistic discourses of lifelong learning, and primarily in human capital terms of meeting the skills needs of the workforce. Irish policy largely presents flexible learning approaches unproblematically as positive and beneficial. This paper
doi:10.1080/03323315.2014.978658
fatcat:kmewsjh7cbazffamlxj5ziji7e