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115. Measuring university
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Roger is talking to his brother Neil, who's back for another episode. This time they look into ways of measuring the quality of university teaching, the approach taken in the UK and potential problems affecting the "measuring process". Can the results of such an inquiry really be unbiased? The TEF project Read up here on the TEF, the "Teaching Excellence Framework" currently being established in the UK
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