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Federal Education Policy: How To Influence It,and Where We'Re Going in the 1990s

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First published online November, 1989

Federal Education Policy: How To Influence It,and Where We'Re Going in the 1990s

Volume 73, Issue 520

https://doi.org/10.1177/019263658907352003

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Who writes education policy for Congress? What issues will be in he forefront this year? Congressman Weber orients educators to the role of Congress in shaping education policy.

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