ERIC Number: ED194499
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Publication Date: 1980-Jan
Pages: 18
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Education in the Eighties: The Case for Optimism.
Bailey, Stephen K.
Causes for optimism in attitudes about education include the growing maturity of educators about the inter-connectedness of things, the increasing realization of the revolution in fairness that presently permeates the society, and a growing impatience with laxity in education. Schools are striving for educational equity, improved inservice teacher education and professional development, and more support services. Administrators, teachers, and parents are realizing and accepting their responsibilitites in the educational process. A growing maturity, an unwillingness to be intimidated, and the recognition that complexity is negotiable are qualities that contribute to an optimistic outlook for the future. (CMJ)
Publication Type: Opinion Papers
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Language: English
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Note: Prepared for Subcommittee on Elementary, Secondary, and Vocational Education "Needs of Elementary and Secondary Education in the 1980's: A Compendium of Policy Papers." For entire document (microfiche only), see ED 185 660. For individual documents (microfiche and paper copy), see SP 016 934.