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Terrel H. Bell
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Abstract The federal government's role in shaping the curriculum is more influential than is generally recognized.
Terrel H. Bell
Abstract
Abstract The federal government's role in shaping the curriculum is more influential than is generally recognized.
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Abstract The federal government's role in shaping the curriculum is more influential than is generally recognized.
Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Public administration, Curriculum, Political science, Public relations, Pedagogy, Sociology, Philosophy