Reports/Papers, 1974-1982

File — Box: 49, Folder: 23

Scope and Contents

New Hampshire Educational Resource Catalog, “Handbook for Staff Development,” September 1974; memo from New Hampshire Department of Education to school superintendents and agencies having staff development plans, 1977; paper by Joseph Cronin, president of Massachusetts Higher Education Assistance Corporation, “State Regulation of Teacher Preparation,” (no date)., c. 1982; memo from dean of School of Education, SUNY Albany, re Cronin symposium, April 19, 1982; provisional report, “Innovation in In-Service Education and Training of Teachers: Japan,” by Hiroshi Azuma, University of Tokyo, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development/Centre for Educational Research and Innovation (CERI), 1976; Phi Delta Kappa monograph, University of Albany Chapter, “Challenges of the Next Decade: Educational Issues for the Nineteen-Eighties,” Alan Arthur Zucker, editor, September 1981; paper by Pace University Task Force on Extended Programs, “Education, Schooling, and Teaching: Implications for the Competency of Teachers,” February 1982; newspaper clippings, handwritten notes

Dates

1974-1982

Creator

From the Collection: New York State United Teachers (Organization)

Language of Materials

Collection material in English

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Conditions Governing Access

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No original manuscripts less than 20 years old (from date of the creation of the record) and not previously published by the Donor can be cited, quoted, or duplicated without the written permission of the designated Donor representative. Researchers engaged in scholarly activity may, however, read from such records without prior permission unles they are otherwise specifically restricted.

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