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Introduction
by Jane E. Neapolitan - 2011
The idea of “currency” is implied in the title, for, as many of our contributors discuss within their chapters, the professional development school (PDS) cannot and will not prevail in its present form without dedicated fiscal backing and sustained commitment for integrating the PDS effort into new structures.
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| This article originally appeared as NSSE Yearbook Vol 110, No. 2. |
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- Jane Neapolitan
Towson University
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JANE E. NEAPOLITAN is professor and chair of the Department of Instructional Leadership & Professional Development at Towson University, where she has served as chair of the Institute for PDS Studies. Her scholarly work focuses on issues concerning the quality and sustainability of the research and evaluation of the PDS effort.
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