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Secondary Schools: A Reference Handbook (Contemporary Education Issues)

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Publisher
ABC-CLIO
Year
2003
Tongue
English
Leaves
270
Series
Contemporary Education Issues
Edition
annotated edition
Category
Library

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Secondary Schools: A Reference Handbook charts the planning, designing, and administration of the various types of secondary schools in the U.S. and their goals. It maps the historical foundation of the school system, examines important social and cultural movements in education, analyzes legislation and policy issues, looks at standardization, and discusses reform.Always keeping the needs of students in close focus, this book examines public and private institutions, vocational curricula, schools within schools, as well as target audiences for specific institutions, educational standards, accessibility, admission policies, student assistance, and other important subjects.


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