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Where Should Learning Take Place?
by Vernon H. Smith & Robert D. Barr - 1976
Where should learning take place? On an airstrip? At an aquarium? In an artist's studio? In a computer center? At a drug crisis center? In a hospital? In a hotel? At a medical center? In a museum? In a national monument? In an office building? At a Playboy Club? In a railroad station? On a showboat? In a storefront? In a TV studio? At a theater? In a Victorian mansion? In a warehouse? On wheels? At a zoo? These are a few of the settings for alternative schools and action-learning programs currently in operation.
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| This article originally appeared as NSSE Yearbook Vol 75, No. 2. |
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- Vernon Smith
Indiana University
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VERNON H. SMITH is a Professor of Education at Indiana University.
- Robert Barr
Indiana University
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ROBERT D. BARR is a Professor and the Director of Teacher Education at Indiana University.
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