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Professor Wraga is upset that the authors of the special EAQ issue on What will replace the comprehensive high school? contrived a negative image, of the institution and then used it as a straw man. He objects to the issue'a a priori position and goes to far as to suggest that it raises questins of balance and objectivity. syur.
Reactions to Chapter 13, Enduring Dilemmas of school Organization, by Rodney T. Ogawa, Robert L. Crowson, and Ellen b. Goldring; Chapter 14, School as Cultures, by William A. Firestone and Karen Seashore Louis; Chapter 15, School as polities, by Robert O. Slater and William L. Boyd; and Chapter 16, Administration and Community: Considering Challenges, Exploring Possibilities, by Lynn G. Bekkand…
This study explored differences between a sample of highly productive scholars and a random sample of more typical scholars. Surprisingly, few demographic differences emerged; neither were large differences found in institutional responsibilities or supports. Productive scholars evidenced a greater orientation toward theory and research, whereas more typical scholars were oriented toward issues…