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Criticizes radical critiques of progressive education. The implications, for students and society, of the three main ideological challenges--essentialism, deschooling, and perennialism--are discussed. (AM)...
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Argues that, despite the plethora of federal, state, and local policies that now affect children, there is not (and never has been) a conscious national policy toward them except one: that all children should attend scho...
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Adult and continuing education is the most evolutionary area in education today. It is growing, both in terms of student participation and in the number and types of providers. Of the approximately 120 million adults in ...
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Discusses seven stereotypical views concerning the history of federal involvement in elementary and secondary education. Examines federal intervention after World War II; origination of federal programs; the National Def...
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Describes planning and development activities of a team supported by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, the Organization of American States, and the Surinam national government, for a ...
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Briefly discusses the importance of guidelines for early childhood teacher education developed and published by the National Association for the Education of Young Children. (MP)...
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Discusses the problems inherent in combined arts education programs. The article argues that teachers in all the arts can pursue their common objective best by teaching their respective fields separately. (AM)...
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Raises questions about the Germanic foundations of American art education. The need for translations of the original writings of German art education theorists is stressed. Examples of connections between American and Ge...
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Discusses points of similarity between aesthetic education and liberal arts education and then examines why public opinion toward liberal arts education has changed since the 1950s. Factors which might lead to the renewe...
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This report examines what is being done in London in world development education and suggests how the process can be extended and made more effective. (Author/CT)...
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Data from a questionnaire sent to 40 British universities about residential course provisions, policies, and practices suggests that regional residential centers are providing valuable opportunities for leisure time educ...
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Discusses whether corporate training and education needs are better served by one large training department or by many small training staffs directly controlled by the departments. (JOW)...
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A study to identify curriculum concepts that one faculty group thought basic and relevant to pharmacy practice, and to measure the perceived level of understanding and relevance/importance of these concepts in a sample o...
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The possibility of using the distance mode of education in Asia is considered. There are many national systems of education in Asia, though many of them derive from British or American models. Language of instruction pre...
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Compares cooperative education (paid, on-the-job experience) in college-level geography programs with internships for credit. The authors conclude that cooperative education programs are more flexible, provide students w...