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There is , of course , the argument that the average teacher is not prepared to assume the heavy responsibility of taking any part in the determination of policies , while natural selection has operated to give an administrative ...
There is , of course , the argument that the average teacher is not prepared to assume the heavy responsibility of taking any part in the determination of policies , while natural selection has operated to give an administrative ...
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Why do the interests of democracy demand that teachers participate in the formulation of policies ? First , because it is in the public interest that every important source of experience and knowledge be tapped in developing the program ...
Why do the interests of democracy demand that teachers participate in the formulation of policies ? First , because it is in the public interest that every important source of experience and knowledge be tapped in developing the program ...
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The teacher should in turn accept the responsibilities of his post wholeheartedly , recognizing that while policies are to be cooperatively made , once made it is his respon- sibility to carry them out wholeheartedly .
The teacher should in turn accept the responsibilities of his post wholeheartedly , recognizing that while policies are to be cooperatively made , once made it is his respon- sibility to carry them out wholeheartedly .
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