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Educational Research Planning and Economic Change in Hungary.

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Norman, J. B.; Varga, L. – Comparative Education, 1982

The field of educational planning and research in at least one socialist country, Hungary, does not conform to the popular stereotype of rigidity and conformity, nor is Hungarian education unaffected by changes elsewhere in the economy. (BRR)

Descriptors: Centralization, Curriculum Development, Economic Climate, Educational Innovation

A Probleme Complexe, Rarement Solution Simple: La Necessite d'une Intervention Integree aupres des Eleves en Difficulte de Comportement. For Every Complex Issue There Is a Simple Answer...and It Is Wrong: The Need for a Comprehensive Intervention with EBD Students.

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Royer, Egide – 1997

This paper, with portions written in English and French, examines issues in the education of students with emotional or behavior disorders (EBD) from a Canadian perspective. The paper is organized to counter seven "myths" about schools and students with EBD. These are: (1) "the student is the problem" (rather, well organized…

Descriptors: Ancillary School Services, Behavior Disorders, Delivery Systems, Educational Principles