Guidance and the Social Order of the School
I. Leon Smith
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I. Leon Smith
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The growth of guidance systems in Scottish schools is seen as a major innovation hav}ng to become established within an existing educational organisation.From a study of various aspects of school management in 10 schools in the Dundee area, it is argued that this process of institutionalisation has posed radical and difficult questions about guidance -the importance of which may not have been sufficiently realised.
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The growth of guidance systems in Scottish schools is seen as a major innovation hav}ng to become established within an existing educational organisation.From a study of various aspects of school management in 10 schools in the Dundee area, it is argued that this process of institutionalisation has posed radical and difficult questions about guidance -the importance of which may not have been sufficiently realised.
Key concepts: Institutionalisation, Order (exchange), Process (computing), Pedagogy, Sociology, Educational management, Political science, Engineering ethics