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Quicke, John – Westminster Studies in Education, 1994
Maintains that most educational institutions still treat students as dependent children and teach largely irrelevant material. Argues for a broader philosophical examination of the teacher/student roles. Concludes that the juxtaposition of autonomy and dependence, especially with older students may require more subtlety than schools possess. (MJP)
Descriptors: Cultural Differences, Democratic Values, Developmental Stages, Elementary Secondary Education