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- Police Staff College (Great Britain)--Administration; Police--Study and teaching--Great Britain; Police training--Great Britain; (1)
- School administrators--Attitudes; Teacher-administrator relationships; Student-administrator relationships; (1)
- School principals--Iowa; School superintendents--Iowa; School management and organization--Iowa; (1)
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The Status Of The In Loco Parentis Doctrine In American Higher Education, William Lee Maravetz
The Status Of The In Loco Parentis Doctrine In American Higher Education, William Lee Maravetz
Graduate Research Papers
Though the concept of in loco parentis as applied to higher education lost its legal status during the late 1960s and early 1970s, many higher education authorities believe that the underlying philosophy of in loco parentis is re-emerging. This paper examines the history of the in loco parentis doctrine in American higher education. By drawing on a number of sources, the fluctuating legal and philosophical applications of the doctrine are traced from their origins in colonial America to their status in the higher education system of today.
A Preferred Vision For Administering Elementary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Janie M. Adams
A Preferred Vision For Administering Elementary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Janie M. Adams
Graduate Research Papers
Some of the articles and books that are referred to in the body of this paper are written by African- Americans about the plight of our African-American children in yesterday's, today's and tomorrow's schools. In writing this paper I address some basic needs for all children. Yet of most pressing concern to me are the African-American student and other students of color. Brown versus Topeka, Kansas was in 1954, but in the eyes of many African-Americans separate but equal is alive and well. With the prospect of a voucher system looming on the horizon it is being driven home even …
An Investigation Of The Responsibilities Of Secondary Principals Serving Shared And Nonshared Superintendents, Dale E. Greimann
An Investigation Of The Responsibilities Of Secondary Principals Serving Shared And Nonshared Superintendents, Dale E. Greimann
Dissertations and Theses @ UNI
In 1981-82, two school districts in the state of Iowa shared one superintendent; in 1985-86, 10 districts shared five superintendents; by 1991-92, 116 school districts reported sharing 58 superintendents. Studies on the shared superintendency suggested that role overload accompanied the position and that superintendents reacted to the increased workload by delegating responsibilities, often to building principals. The primary purpose of this study was to determine if there were significant differences in the perceived responsibilities of Iowa secondary principals serving shared superintendents and Iowa secondary principals serving nonshared superintendents. In addition, the study determined if significant relationships existed between Iowa and …
Professional Development And The Police: A Study Of Institutional Change, Gehrig Kenneth La Velle
Professional Development And The Police: A Study Of Institutional Change, Gehrig Kenneth La Velle
Dissertations and Theses @ UNI
The purpose of the study was to examine curricula change in the area of police professional development in England and Wales. More specifically, it was an examination of the process of change in a professional development institution. The intent was to investigate a comparative institutional model that could assist United States police educators and career development. The Police Staff College. known as Bramshill, agreed to participate in the study. A quantitative-interpretive paradigm was used and three study visits were conducted at Bramshill from May 1990 to September 1991. Participants included the Police Group, Directing, and Support Staff. Each participant was …