Lawyers, Courts and Educational Policy: The Real Case of Minimal Competence Testing--A Response to Getz and Glass.

McClung, Merle Steven

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Publication Date: 1979-Mar

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Lawyers, Courts and Educational Policy: The Real Case of Minimal Competence Testing--A Response to Getz and Glass.

McClung, Merle Steven

High School Journal, v62 n6 p243-51 Mar 1979

McClung has written several articles on the legal aspects of minimal competency testing. In this article he states that Getz and Glass ("High School Journal," January, 1979) seriously distorted his earlier works. He attempts to set the facts straight regarding avoiding litigation by practicing preventive law. (KC)

Descriptors: Competency Based Education, Court Litigation, Elementary Secondary Education, Lawyers, Legal Problems, Minimum Competency Testing, Policy Formation, Public Service Occupations, School Policy

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