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School reform in the Deep South : a critical appraisal / edited by
David J. Vold and Joseph L. DeVitis.
p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 0-8173-0553-X
1. Public schoolsSouthern States. 2. Educational change
Southern States. 3. Educational changeAlabama. I. Vold,
David J., 1947- . II. DeVitis, Joseph L.
LA230.5.S6S36 1991 90-44661
370'.975-dc20 |
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| "Public Education's Last Hurrah? Schizophrenia, Amnesia, and Ignorance in School Politics," by William Lowe Boyd, was first published in Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis, Vol. 9, no. 2, pp. 85-110. It is published here, as edited, by permission of the author and the American Educational Research Association. The volume editors are grateful to the College of Education at The University of Alabama for paying for permission to republish this chapter. |
| "The Illusion of Educational Reform in Georgia," by Wayne J. Urban, was first published in Journal of Thought, Vol. 22, no. 2, pp. 31-36. It is published here, as edited, by permission of the author and the editor of Journal of Thought. |
| "Democratic Tension and the Future of the Public School," by David J. Vold, was first published as "Private Rights Versus Public Welfare" Democratic Tension and the Public School," in Toward Tomorrow, pp. 38-45, the 1983 proceedings of the Southern World Future Society. It is published here, as edited and retitled, by permission of the author and the editor of the proceedings. |
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