The problems of American education. / Edited and with an introd. by Burton R. Clark.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Clark, Burton R., compiler.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Education--United States.

Education.

United States.

Physical Description:

342 pages ; 21 cm

Place of Publication:

New York : New Viewpoints, 1975.

Contents:

Bush, D. Education for all is education for none.

Hechinger, F. M. Five basic problems of education.

Gross, D. The Bunker Hill of desegregation.

Dykeman, W. and Stokeley, J. Integration: third and critical phase.

Barclay, D. Challenge to education: the poor.

Glazer, N. For white and Black, community control is the issue.

Berger, B. M. The new stage of American man: almost endless adolescence.

Swados, H. The joys and terrors of sending the kids to college.

Mayer, M. Close to midnight for the New York schools.

Hacker, A. The college grad has been short-changed.

Pines, M. Slum children must make up for lost time.

Gross, R. and B. Let the child teach himself.

Griffith, W. A daring educational experiment: the one-room schoolhouse.

Resnik, S. and Kaplan, B. Report card on open admissions: remedial work recommended.

Maeroff, G. I. A kind of higher education.

Callahan, D. A crisis in Catholic education.

Kristol, I. A different way to restructure t

Notes:

"A New York times book."

Articles reprinted from the New York times.

ISBN:

0531055663

OCLC:

959755