Reforming the Problem Child - the Education system itself


Student: Martin Bannard
Submission date: 27/08/06
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Introduction

Reform in education has traditionally been driven by professional motivation to implement newer and/or better practices, the pressures of public opinion and accountability, or the “passing of the baton” in terms of educational and political leadership.

Over past decades, reform in education has also been increasingly seen as an imperative of our macro environment. “…something is wrong. Every wind tee we raise into the gales of the future tells us that people had better find new ways of acting, of relating, of dealing with their environments. Just to survive, it appears we need a new human nature”......

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Title: Reforming The Problem Child - The Education System Itself
Approximate Word Count: 2362
Approximate Pages: 10 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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