Technical b r Report - International Military Testing Association

“Will a new system ultimately result in substantial
additional demands upon teachers, many of whom
are presently operating on overcrowded schedules?”
CONCLUSIONS
I believe that’we can draw the following general conclusion from the
experience at the various schools as presented and discussed here:
Experiences with radical change from one frame of reference to
another have been about the same at liSAIS as they have been at other
schools that \VC know about. In the words of Doll and associates at
Louisville (lb). this conclusion 1s stated as follows:
11 . . . problems which have arisen in bringing about
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educational reforms. .exemplify and reinforce findings
of previous research. . . ”
CLOSE
This paper is not intended to malign
the words of Doll and his associates
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