The National Survey of the Preservice Preparation of Teachers. Reports forthcoming. Sponsored by the National Center for Education Statistics.
2.
Report I: Issues to Face; Report II: Interviews: Perceptions of Professionals and Policy Makers; Report III: The Literature on Inservice Teacher Education: An analytic Review; Report IV: Creative Authority and Collaboration; Report V: Cultural Pluralism and Social Change.
3.
Report I: Issues to Face, p 13.
4.
The National Survey of the Preservice Preparation of Teachers. Reports forthcoming.
5.
ISTE Report II: Interviews. Joyce, McNair, Diaz, McKibbin. p. 13.
6.
Grant, W.V., & Lind, C.G.Digest for Education Statistics, 1975 Edition. National Center for Education Statistics; U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare/Education Division, U. S. Govt. Printing Office, Washington, 1976. p. 52.
7.
ISTE Report II: Interviews, p. 20.
8.
Ibid., p. 24.
9.
Ibid., pp. 17-24 and 49-53.
10.
ISTE Report I: Issues to Face, pp. 29-30.
11.
"A Problem of Language and Concepts," Report II: Interviews, pp. 15-16; "Definitions of Inservice Teacher Education," Report III: Literature, pp. 78-89; David D. Marsh, "Re-examining the Definition and Scope of Inservice Education," Report V: Cultural Pluralism and Social Change, pp. 89-114.
12.
"The Varieties of Inservice Teacher Education," Report III: Literature, pp. 4-24.
13.
"Value Orientations toward Inservice Education," Report III: Literature, pp. 57-58; "How Necessary Is ISTE?" "Comments on the Importance of ISTE," Report II: Interviews, pp. 14-15, 62.