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Christensen, James E.; Fisher, James E. – 1974
This paper inquires analytically about the connotative meaning of the terms poverty and learning as they function in the language of comparative education research. In the analysis of concepts, the analytical techniques used are the techniques of definition, explication, illustration, and substitution. Four conceptions of the term learning and…
Descriptors: Ambiguity, Communication Research, Comparative Analysis, Comparative Education
Philips, Susan Urmston – 1983
Using four classrooms for comparison purposes (grades 1 and 6 at Warm Springs Reservation which contained 95% Indian students and similar grades in two classrooms at a nearby off-reservation town of Madras, Oregon, which contained 95% Anglo students), the book contends that the children of the Warm Springs Indian Reservation are enculturated in…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, American Indian Culture, American Indian Education, Change Agents