List of Publications
1986
Tomorrow’s Teachers.
97 page, soft-covered book, ONLY AVAILABLE WITH TRILOGY.
1987
“Athens or Atlantis? The College Reform Movement.”
William B. Boyd. 13-page Occasional Paper, $2.00
1990
Tomorrow’s Schools: Principles for the Design of Professional
Development Schools.
110-page, soft-covered book, $14.00
1991
Tomorrow’s Schools Executive Summary.
8 pages, illustrated, $1.00
“Toward a Community of Learning: The Preparation and Continuing Education
of Teachers.”
A report of the Curriculum Committee of the Holmes Group to university
and school facility engaged in educating teachers.
45-page Occasional Paper, $4.00
1992
“The need of Children and the Education of Educators: A Background
Paper for Tomorrow’s School of Education.”
Gary Sykes, with Harry Judge and Kathleen Davaney. 90 page Occasional
Paper, $6.00
1993
“Changing Our Habits of Schooling.” The second biennial Marianne
Amarel Memorial Lecture, January 30, 1993.
Deborah Meier. 17-page Occasional Paper, $4.00
1995
Tomorrow’s Schools Education. Report advocating a new core
curriculum for all prospective education professionals and concomitant
necessary restructuring of the organization of schools, colleges, and departments
of education in research universities.
117-page, soft covered book, $14.00
The Holmes Trilogy
Tomorrow’s Teachers/Tomorrow’s Schools/Tomorrow’s Schools of
Education with Slip Case, $36.00
Embracing Cultural Diversity in Colleges of Education: Minority Recruitment
and Retention Project
by Colleen S. Blankenship, Joyce M. Burton, Christian Faltis, Nola
Lodge, Robert Rice, and Sheryl L. Santos.
Funded by the Far West Region of the Holmes Group, August 1992.
COPIES AVAILABLE FROM:
The Graduate School of Education, University of Utah, 225 Milton Bennion
Hall, Salt Lake City, UT 84112.
Single copy (prepaid) $14.50
1998
Imagine Tomorrow Conference Proceedings.
Proceedings of The Holmes Partnership 1998 Annual Meeting, Orlando,
Florida, 1998. 55 pages.
ALL ORDERS MUST BE PREPAID OR A PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER IS REQUIRED
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