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Hersch, Charles – American Psychologist, 1972
The professional mental health community, which had romanticized the concept of community control, is presently becoming disenchanted with it due to the lack of facility and skills for working with it. The task is to understand and evaluate community control and to alter only those aspects found destructive to community well-being. (DM)
Descriptors: Community Attitudes, Community Control, Community Involvement, Community Relations
Mann, Dale – 1973
This handbook is organized by action areas that a school principal needs to consider in creating, maintaining, and utilizing successful involvement with the neighboring communities. Each area discusses the range of options available to the principal. Building principals are thus able to select features to fit their particular communities. The…
Descriptors: Administrative Organization, Administrator Attitudes, Community Attitudes, Community Control
Mann, Dale – 1973
School community relations in big cities are marked by apathy and distrust and, often, by hostility. Yet, many Federal programs and many pressing urban problems require that administrators and communities work together more closely than ever before. This project analyzes evidence from recent empirical research and from field evaluations to…
Descriptors: Administrative Problems, Administrator Attitudes, Bibliographies, Community Attitudes
Obradovic, Sylvia M. – 1970
The planning of research and other programs in isolation from a concerned community arouses the following concerns in the latter: research on what problems, under whose direction, for whose benefit, and toward what ultimate goal? New models for educational planning and research into which collaboration between the researcher and community at all…
Descriptors: Community Attitudes, Community Control, Community Cooperation, Community Involvement