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Black College in an Age of Ferment : a collection of essays
Table of Contents
- Front Cover
- Title Page
- Preface
- Table of Contents
- Foreword
- The black college in an age of ferment: an overview
- Blacks in Florida and standardized testing
- The black college and humanistic endeavors
- The black college: recruitment and growth in the nineteen seventies
- A proposal for improving the education of women in black colleges and universities
- Ferment in black colleges and universities: a variety of perspectives
- Standardized test scores as the major criterion for entrance to state and supported universities in Florida
- Teacher sensitivity: an important dimension of student learning
- Some observations on the black college in an age of ferment
- Philosophical tendencies in the black educational experience
- The black colleges: the role they have played and can play
- The black institution in an age of ferment
- Recism - its institutionalized nature, psycho-socio aspects and implications for predominantly black colleges
- The changing profile of the black colleges and universities - with reference mainly to the Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University
- The black college: a continual progression of 'Community-family guided education' - a process toward Afro-American continuity
- Shema II: an Afro-American process of education
- Back Cover