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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Administrator attitudes"”.

  1. ADVOCATING A SUCCESSFUL POLICY FOR IMPLEMENTING STATE-MANDATED REFORMS TO TEACHER EVALUATION PRACTICES

    … in order to measure whether teacher and administrator attitudes toward teacher evaluation had changed in two districts (Districts A and B) after a year of implementation. Results from this secondround survey are presented in this paper. In general, these results show that teachers and …

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  2. Effects of a management-by-objectives system in public two-year community colleges

    … as perceived by public community college administrators?3. What were the effects of goal-setting conferences between subordinates and superiors as perceived by public community college administrators?4. How does the Management-by-Objectives program effect participation of community college …

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  3. The Factors that Influence the Attitudes of Teachers and Administrators Affliliated with the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) Regarding the Inclusion of Students with Disabilities

    … in educational communities during the 1990s, attitudes toward the concept of inclusion were positive, and few educators opposed it completely. However, the enthusiasm surrounding inclusion led to a hurried approach toward implementation, and practices within public school classrooms went …

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