Managing Organizational Issues in Curriculum Change Using An Educational Interve
Managing Organizational Issues in Curriculum Change Using An Educational Interve
Richard Beckhard
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Faculty positive about the new experience working with families, 2. Energy redirected. 3. High ownership in the new program. 4. Feedback system in place. 5. More concerned with substance — improved care, improved students, than with organization. 6. Neither school totally happy, however, energy was highly mobilized in the experimental school, people were energized. In the control school both faculty and administration were generally depressed. -38- Comparison of Control and Experimental Schools... The findings gave an indication of some of the effects of the educational intervention. In viewing the data, however, the reader should recognize the following limitations: the data are preliminary, following closely on the heels of very recent implementation of the curriculiom. There were other factors, besides our interventions, which could influence the results. This latter problem we recognize as a problem in any type of "field" research; in this case it may have been less controllable than we would have liked.
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