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Articulation Florida style

Robert S. Palinchak

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Abstract In Florida, articulation among high schools, colleges, and universities goes far beyond courses for transfer, dealing as it does with all aspects of education, including facilities, data gathering, resources, and systemwide philosophy of higher education.

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Abstract In Florida, articulation among high schools, colleges, and universities goes far beyond courses for transfer, dealing as it does with all aspects of education, including facilities, data gathering, resources, and systemwide philosophy of higher education.

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Abstract In Florida, articulation among high schools, colleges, and universities goes far beyond courses for transfer, dealing as it does with all aspects of education, including facilities, data gathering, resources, and systemwide philosophy of higher education.

Key concepts: Articulation (sociology), Style (visual arts), Sociology, Pedagogy, Mathematics education, Psychology, Political science, Geography

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