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ERIC ED368063: School-Based Management: The Changing Locus of Contr...
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School-based management is a reinvention and
countermovement to a broader historical trend to
centralize and standardize American education. The
present study represents one component of the
Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development's
project to investigate how schools in 12 member nations
can most effectively respond to recent reforms. Chapter 1
examines the historical context of school-based
management, focusing on the changing locus of control in
American education. Despite the popularity of
decentralized management, concurrent reforms at the
district, state, and federal levels often constrain its
full implementation and further the trend toward
centralization. Chapter 2 introduces the underlying
rationale and practice of school-based management
reforms. Chapter 3 presents a plan for investigating
school-based management in six school districts across
the United States. Chapter 4 describes reform
implementation in each district, and chapter 5 presents a
cross-site comparative analysis of descriptive data. The
final chapter reviews principal findings and provides
recommendations for further reform efforts. Since school-
based management is in an embryonic state, no final
judgment concerning its effectiveness should be made.
(Contains 113 references.) (MLH)
Date Published: 2014-10-24 01:41:16
Identifier: ERIC_ED368063
Item Size: 116474740
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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