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Examines the role of the National Endowment for the Arts in determining art education policy, stating that the organization has become increasingly political and has failed to realize its early promise. Argues that the a...
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In 1967, the paths of educational reform in the United States and in England unexpectedly crossed with the publication of the Plowden Report in England and articles by Joseph Featherstone and Edward Yeoman in the United ...
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Argues that excellence in art education is not elitist, but that commitment to excellence is a traditional democratic value. Elaborates by describing the nature of beneficial elitism. Concludes that a synthesis of benefi...
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Contains an annotated bibliography of articles which deal with computer-assisted testing. Includes the author's name, the periodical in which the article appeared, and a short description of the article. (TW)...
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The authors discuss the provision of adult education through extension programs. Topics covered include a history of and the current situation relevant to extension education, criticisms and suggestions for improvement, ...
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The arts are important, not only because they provide insights into significant human ideas and values, but also because of their capacity to generate experiences that should be part of a full and rewarding life. This bo...
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Cyclic loading (fatigue) tests have been performed on freshwater ice subjected to reversed bending. A technique has been developed to take replicas of the fracture surfaces, which have been examined to measure porosity a...
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This article summarizes research regarding economics education relating to how teacher preparation and training influence student understanding, the role of instructional materials in increasing economic understanding, a...
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Of 360 institutions responding to a national survey on the status of preservice interdisciplinary special education team training, 48 percent did not offer team training. The majority of programs with team training infus...
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Four authors give their views on the recent teacher education reform reports. Topics include (1) issues that led to teacher education reform, (2) questions the reports raise, and (3) problems raised by the report recomme...
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Reviews different meanings attached to liberal education and relates these definitions to the current status of higher education. Proceeds to consider future trends of higher education and examine the meaning and relevan...
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Offers a brief history of the academic roots of discipline-based art education (DBAE). Discusses writings in the areas of educational philosophy, educational psychology, the social foundations of education, and education...
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A survey of university special education department chairpersons suggests there may soon be a lack of doctoral-level faculty members to train future special education personnel. Charts give information on estimated teach...
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The author argues that the key problems for the financing of adult education in Australia are political, stating that recurrent education has been subsumed into the rhetoric of education but has been ignored in practice....
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Provides reflections on the meaning of excellence in art education. Identifies four propositions that distinguish excellence in art education. (JDH)...