ED182357
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Looking for Work Black and White School Leavers in Lewisham. |
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ED182358
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The Nature and Structure of Local Work for Racial Equality A Paper for Discussion. |
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ED182359
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The Education of Ethnic Minority Children from the Perspectives of Parents, Teachers and Education Authorities |
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ED182360
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Seen But Not Served Black Youth and the Youth Service. Report of a Series of Six Seminars Held in 1975/76 to Examine Statutory Provision for Young People from Racial Minorities. |
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ED182361
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The Arts Britain Ignores The Arts of Ethnic Minorities in Britain / |
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ED182362
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Special Report on Urban Education |
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ED182363
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An Integrated System of Human Service Delivery |
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ED182364
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The Program. Cities In Schools (CIS) |
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ED182365
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Expectation, Evaluation and Reward Systems in Schools Toward a Theory of Control of Student Outcomes / |
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ED182366
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A Preliminary Report on the Socio-Economic Position of Blacks in the Canadian Regional Settings as Reflected in the 1971 Census Data |
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ED182367
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Niagara County Comprehensive Planning Evaluation Project Year One Report / |
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ED182368
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Parent Association of Andrew Jackson School etc., et al. v. Ambach, Commissioner of Education of the State of New York, et al., United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, Nos. 362, 365-5 August Term, 1978. Docket Nos. 78-7274, 78-7307, 78-7308. |
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ED182369
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Cultural Bias in Psychological Testing |
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ED182370
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Ethnicity and Political Orientations of "Affluent Ethnics" A Study of the Overseas Indians in the United States / |
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ED182371
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School Effectiveness in Ecological Perspective |
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ED182372
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Funded Programs and Comprehensive Planning |
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ED182373
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An Analysis and Critique of the Comptroller's Report "A Survey of School System Characteristics in 22 United States Cities." |
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ED182374
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A Tale of Five Cities A Report of the New York State Senate Standing Committee on Cities and City of New York / |
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ED182375
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School Security Program |
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ED182376
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Interpersonal Perception in Dyads as a Function of Race, Gender, and Conversational Time Patterns |
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