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The Carnegie Forum on Education and the Economy, Task Force on Teaching as a Profession, A Nation Prepared: Teachers.for the 21st Century (Washington, D.C.: The Carnegie Forum, 1986).
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A concurrently convened committee at Rutgers Graduate School of Education had found teacher education students deficient in arts and sciences preparation, exhibiting no more than a routine interest in subject matter and an absence of collateral reading. An additional year of college, the committee believed, would extend arts and sciences education in a necessarily formal way. (Not surprisingly, later explorations found that a perfunctory approach to liberal arts study was not restricted to students in teacher education.)
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The 1998 conference agenda had to be made congruent with the new membership. No longer included were paper presentations such as that of Gerald Graft who held forth at the 1995 conference on his just published Beyond the Culture Wars. The bulk of the 1998 conference was taken up with Work Team sessions, in which groups of mixed-status attendees discussed the implementation of the new partnership design, Poster presentations, pictorial and narrative displays of professional development school work, and Role Alike sessions, where attendees joined with others of similar occupational status, apparently designed to keep the newly affiliated public school teaching contingent busy. Democratization surely reigned.
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