Education, Volúmenes94-95New England Publishing Company, 1973 |
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... institutions . Urban educators are sim- ply not the type of professionals that in- habit most institutions . The dominant type of professional does not challenge the institution , reflect much on it , or mix with those who question the ...
... institutions . Urban educators are sim- ply not the type of professionals that in- habit most institutions . The dominant type of professional does not challenge the institution , reflect much on it , or mix with those who question the ...
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... institutions . Although present involvement was limited , a wide variety of resources are available and directors of institutions are willing to honor specific requests for resources , but they are not convinced that school personnel ...
... institutions . Although present involvement was limited , a wide variety of resources are available and directors of institutions are willing to honor specific requests for resources , but they are not convinced that school personnel ...
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... institution , or because of innovation in the classroom . There have been , in recent years , all too many well documented in- stances of teachers and teachers - in - train- ing who have been dismissed from their institutions for non ...
... institution , or because of innovation in the classroom . There have been , in recent years , all too many well documented in- stances of teachers and teachers - in - train- ing who have been dismissed from their institutions for non ...
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If You Have to Ask What Urban Education | 12 |
Toward Bicultural Education for the Southwestern | 18 |
Nona Tollefson | 30 |
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