The problems of American education.
By: Edited and with an introd. by Burton R. Clark.
Publisher: New Viewpoints
Published: 1975
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 342
Subjects: Education -- United States
Other titles: New York times.
Notes: "A New York times book."
Articles reprinted from the New York times.
Table of contents: title: Bush, D. Education for all is education for none.; title: Hechinger, F. M. Five basic problems of education.; title: Gross, D. The Bunker Hill of desegregation.; title: Dykeman, W. and Stokeley, J. Integration: third and critical phase.; title: Barclay, D. Challenge to education: the poor.; title: Glazer, N. For white and Black, community control is the issue.; title: Berger, B. M. The new stage of American man: almost endless adolescence.; title: Swados, H. The joys and terrors of sending the kids to college.; title: Mayer, M. Close to midnight for the New York schools.; title: Hacker, A. The college grad has been short-changed.; title: Pines, M. Slum children must make up for lost time.; title: Gross, R. and B. Let the child teach himself.; title: Griffith, W. A daring educational experiment: the one-room schoolhouse.; title: Resnik, S. and Kaplan, B. Report card on open admissions: remedial work recommended.; title: Maeroff, G. I. A kind of higher education.; title: Callahan, D. A crisis in Catholic education.; title: Kristol, I. A different way to restructure the university.; title: Bibliography (p. [329]-330)