2000
DOI: 10.1177/003172170008200314
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A Task of Leadership

Abstract: As long as schools of education attempt to dance to the cacophony of tunes played by hundreds of specialinterest pipers, they will always be judged wanting, Mr. Lynch avers. It is again time for schools of education and their host universities to lead the education debate with research and reason and to advocate for principle without the prejudice of special-interest politics.

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“…In our highly litigious society, many teachers and administrators are concerned about meeting students' needs and working with parents proactively to avoid lawsuits (Lynch 2000). This trepidation can often hinder healthy relationships instead of building them.…”
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“…In our highly litigious society, many teachers and administrators are concerned about meeting students' needs and working with parents proactively to avoid lawsuits (Lynch 2000). This trepidation can often hinder healthy relationships instead of building them.…”
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“…Of course, education is much more than that in reality, but it is clear that healthy and productive relationships play a huge part in student as well as teacher success (Epstein 2001). Recently, the need for educational psychology in teacher preparation programs has come under some question (Lynch 2000). However, it is clear that discussions about human growth and development, learning theory, classroom management, and student motivation are imperative and are linked to teacher-student relationships in many ways.…”
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