April 1975 | Volume 32 | Number 7

What Education Can and Cannot Learn from Business and Industry

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Original Cover/Front Matter

Editorial / Business, Industry, and Schools

Vernon F. Haubrich

Urban Educational Problems: Whose Responsibility?

James E. House

Labor Negotiations and Teacher Contract Bargaining: Parallels and Problems

Thomas Mannix

How Can Schools Use Community Resources?

Carl N. Poole

Will Business Training Ideas Work in School?

Harvey J. Brudner

What May a 75-Year Involvement with the Language and Ideology of Business Tell Us?

Steven Selden and Michael W. Apple

Business-Education Interaction for Mutual Growth

James P. McCormick

Industry Sees Factors That Hinder Cooperative Programs

John W. Newfield and Claude P. Duet

Performance Appraisal: The Educator Learns from Business and Industry

Mildred M. Reynolds

How To Write Proposals That Are Fun and Sometimes Fundable!

Rae M. Levis

A Year in the Life of a PBTE Teacher

Mildred W. Abramowitz

What Education Can and Cannot Learn from Business and Industry: More of the Same!

Lawrence Barnett and Alex Molnar

Inquiry Training for Kindergarten Children

Anthony V. Manzo and Alice Legenza

Selected for Review

News Notes

Bob L. Taylor and Robert C. McKean

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