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Henshaw, Amy Elizabeth was born on June 24, 1928 in Bolton, United Kingdom. Daughter of James William and Amy Crank.
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Amy Elizabeth Henshaw
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Amy Elizabeth Henshaw, British humanities educator, language educator, consultant. Achievements include Suggested explanation of similarities between aspects of Descartes' and Corneille's work (Public "Neophilologus", 2002. Recipient Exhibition, St. Anne's College/ Oxford, United Kingdom, 1947-1949, Travel Bursary, Council of Europe, 1982. Member of Institute of Linguists.
Education
Bachelor, Oxford University, Oxford, United Kingdom, 1946—1949. Master of Arts, Birmingham University, Birmingham, United Kingdom, 1951—1952. Master of Arts(honorary), Oxford University, Oxford, United Kingdom, 1946—1953.
Career
Teacher Manchester Educated Authority, Manchester, England, 1962—1970. Research associate Schools Council, England, 1970—1971. Senior lecturer Manchester Polytechnic, England, 1973—1987.
Course director Department of Educated, England, 1982—1983. Course co-director Regional courses for teacher, England, 1984—1985. Personal research
Conference Rank Educated Services, England, 1990—1991.
Consultant to "Managed Learning" British Steel, Customs Excise, Automotive Indiana, Oxford, 1991. Consultant Warwick University, Warwick, 1992—2002.
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Membership
Member of Institute of Linguists.
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Married George William Henshaw, October 30, 1951 (deceased December 1, 1999). Children: Richard James, Nicholas John.
Education
Career
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1962 - 1970
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1970 - 1971
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1973 - 1987
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1982 - 1983
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1984 - 1985