Table of contents
The Inspectorate in New South Wales: A Critical Comment
G.R. EASTWOODO. R. Jones's paper “The Inspectorate in New South Wales” contains several inconsistencies and contradictions and reveals a disturbingly uncritical attitude. The terms he uses are…
The University Council for Educational Administration: Its Program and Prospects
JACK CULBERTSONAn outstanding example of the development of the co‐operative movement in U.S. higher education is the University Council for Educational Administration. An outgrowth of the…
Some Thoughts on the Administration of Teacher Education
G.W. MUIRThe administration of teacher education is at present undergoing close scrutiny in several Western nations. In U.S.A., where most teachers are prepared to state‐determined…
The Role of Research in Educational Planning in New Zealand
JOHN E. WATSONNew Zealand's public school system has more than doubled in size during the last twenty years. Although it is a national system, centrally financed (and, only in part, locally…
A High School Staff as a Group
K.J. WILSONA principal should expect to get no more out of his staff than he puts into it. Recent leadership theory stresses the importance of involving the staff group in decision making…
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- Professor Chen Schechter
- Professor Jayson W. Richardson