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Basic Principle% Concept% and Issues. Part One, Educational Organization and Administration: Concepts, Practices, and Issues. Second Edition. Prentice-Hall Education Series.
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Descriptors-*Administrarive Organization, Behavioral Sciences, Community Study, Cooperative Programs, Decision Making, *Educational Administration, EduCational Legislation, Federal Government, Government Role, Group Behavior, *Leadership, Private Schools, Public Education, *School Community Relationship, School Districts, State Government, *Systems Concepts
The behavioral sciences and findings from imporiant research studies are used as the theoretical basis for describing many of the concepts, practices, and issues in educational administration. Seven chapters cover the following topics: (1) The system of education, (2) the legal basis for education, (3) the use of theory and research in
educational administration, (4) concepts and principles of organization and
administration, (5) concepts and studies of educational leadership, (6) types and trends of cooperative procedures in educational administration, and (7) external environment and the schools. A list of selected references completes each chapter.
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Educational Organization and Administration
Concepts, Practices, and Issues
EDGAR L. MORPHET
Professor of Education Emeritus University of California, Berkeley
ROE L. JOHNS
Head, Department of Educational Administration University of Florida
THEODORE L. RELLER
Dean, School of Education University of California, Berkeley
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