Needing More Money but Getting Less? Cut-up Programs and Cutbacks in Finances Force Us to Shift Our Concerns for the '80s.

Belcheff, Koste

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Publication Date: 1981-Jan

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Needing More Money but Getting Less? Cut-up Programs and Cutbacks in Finances Force Us to Shift Our Concerns for the '80s.

Belcheff, Koste

Music Educators Journal, v67 n5 p32-34 Jan 1981

Twenty state music supervisors responded to a questionnaire soliciting their views on trends in music education through the 1980s. Responses included: cutbacks in elementary general music, trends toward "arts in education" programs, and continuing financial straits. Implications for music teacher education are drawn. (SJL)

Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Financial Problems, Futures (of Society), Music Education, Music Teachers, National Surveys, Retrenchment, State Supervisors, Teacher Education, Trend Analysis

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