State Mandated Staff Development An Update of the 1984 Study of the Fifty States
Comparison of 1983-84 state survey of mandated staff development with a current study shows that, although state support for education has significantly increased, funding for staff development has not. No correlation was found between per-pupil expenditures and funding for mandatory staff developme...
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| description | Comparison of 1983-84 state survey of mandated staff development with a current study shows that, although state support for education has significantly increased, funding for staff development has not. No correlation was found between per-pupil expenditures and funding for mandatory staff development. (SK) |
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| subjects | Earmarks Educational administration Educational Change Expenditure per Student Funding Inservice Teacher Education Mandatory Continuing Education Mentoring School districts Staff Development State Aid State departments of education State Legislation Summer schools Support personnel Teacher education Teachers |
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