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Book Explores School Reform

02/01/96

School Reform in the Information Age, a new book by Dr. Howard D. Mehlinger, Director of the Center for Excellence in Education, explores how technology is fundamentally changing our nation's schools.

The recent book culminates Mehlinger's four decades of experience developing and implementing educational reform strategies. By examining the major trends in school reform, Mehlinger is able to clearly define the impact the "Information Age" is having on today's and tomorrow's schools.

The book also includes a section entitled How to Influence School Reform: Including Advice for School Boards, Administrators, Teachers, Federal and State Government Leaders, Universities and Foundations. Media Management Services, Newtown, PA, (800) 523-5948.

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