Adolescents and School Reform

A survey of Australian students, grades 7-12, is designed, implemented and discussed. Both the 1972 and 1977 surveys favored separate institutions: a compulsory high school for grades 7-10 and a secondary college for students who voluntarily continued to grades 11-12. (RL)

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Published in:	Evaluation in Education: International Progress Vol. 3; p. 3
Main Authors:	Anderson, D.S, Beswick, D.G
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	1979
Subjects:	Attitude Change Attitude Measures Australia Differences Educational Change Foreign Countries Questionnaires Regional Characteristics School Holding Power School Organization School Surveys Secondary Colleges Secondary Education Student Attitudes Student Evaluation Australia
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Summary:	A survey of Australian students, grades 7-12, is designed, implemented and discussed. Both the 1972 and 1977 surveys favored separate institutions: a compulsory high school for grades 7-10 and a secondary college for students who voluntarily continued to grades 11-12. (RL)