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1 January - Volume 23, Issue 1, Pages 5 - 113
Volume 23, Issue 1
1 January 1985
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PHILOSOPHY AND THE STUDY OF EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
DONALD J. WILLOWER
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PERMANENT PART‐TIME TEACHING: A NEW WAY TO WORK IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS
J.M. WOOD
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J. COOPER
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PITY THE POOR PROFESSOR OF EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION: THE PUZZLEMENTS OF KNOWLEDGE AND OF PRACTICE
MARTIN BURLINGAME
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THE “AUSTRALIAN” O.C.D.Q.: A DECADE LATER
LAURIE BRADY
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THE EFFECT OF PRINCIPALS ON THE INSTRUCTIONAL PERFORMANCE OF SCHOOLS
RODNEY T. OGAWA
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ANN WEAVER HART
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for THE EFFECT OF PRINCIPALS ON THE INSTRUCTIONAL PERFORMANCE OF SCHOOLS
MYTHS, RITUALS AND MEDICINE MEN FOR UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION: AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL CRITIQUE OF THE CASE FOR MARKETING
HELEN M. SUNGAILA
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BARKER'S BEHAVIOR SETTING THEORY: A USEFUL CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR RESEARCH ON EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
S.J. EKLUND
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M.M. SCOTT
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TEACHER DECISIONAL STATUS AND LOYALTY
GLADYS STYLES JOHNSTON
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VITO GERMINARIO
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“QUIS CUSTODIET IPSOS CUSTODES?”: ALL CURRICULUM POLICY MAKERS POTENTIALLY WEAR BLACK HATS
ALAN SMITHSON
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