California Conservation Corps: will California's work-service program serve as a national model?

Article Abstract:

California's work-service program, the California Conservation Corps, may be made into a model for work-service programs nationwide. Many people believe in the program's philosophy of meaningful work as the best way to teach basic skills.

Social aspects, Models, Evaluation, California, Youth services, California. Conservation Corps

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The wrong answer

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The Clinton administration's Goals 2000 educational agenda has numerous flaws which could hamper the overall development of the nation's next generation. A discussion of some of the problems in the educational agenda is presented.

Analysis, Education and state, Education policy

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Jurassic conservation?

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Issues are presented concerning the moral and ethical arguments surrounding the use of cloning in the fight to prevent endangered species of animals from becoming extinct. The importance of preserving ecosystems is discussed.

Management, Ethical aspects, Cloning, Biological diversity conservation, Biodiversity conservation, Ecology

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