Psychology, Control, and Policy Formation: Empowerment and Control-Can Power Be Given? Can Control Be Learned? Symposium: Control and K-12 Arts Education: Part 1. Meanings and Means
Asserts that, from a school administration point of view, empowerment through faculty cooperation and participation in work-related issues is quite different from actual control of the workplace. Discusses issues related to power, control, and authority in education, particularly in arts education....
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