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Outcome-based education (OBE) is a reform movement that puts equity in the forefront, ties excellence to outcomes, and recognizes giftedness only as it is expressed by achievement. Gains brought about by pull-out, mentor...
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Outcome-based education is rooted in earlier ideas, such as Tyler's objectives, Spady's outcomes, Glaser's criterion-referenced measurement, Bloom's mastery learning, 1970s accountability concerns, and the 1960s competen...
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Reasons why liberal arts faculty distrust or are distainful of teacher education programs are identified and activities that liberal arts faculty members might engage in to improve teacher education (such as serving on a...
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This article presents a brief discussion of the history of nonpublic teacher education and the results of a survey of schools, colleges, and departments of education eligible for membership in the Association of Independ...