California Education Summit, Part 8

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Footage of the California Education Summit held February 15-16, 1994, in San Francisco, California. Presenter Carolyn Lipton Ellner, Dean of the School of Education, CSU Northridge, discusses teacher education and the current challenges and expectations of teachers, including keeping up with advancements in technology, violence in schools, language barriers, and the challenge of providing counseling and conflict resolution while still maintaining the skills in their area of teaching. Presenter Dr. Stuart E. Gotthald, Superintendent of Schools for Los Angeles County, presents what he believes to be the issues impacting the quality of education in California, including teacher evaluation, seniority, tenured positions, and collective bargaining. 1994 Teacher of the Year, Sandy McBrayer, describes the meaning of education to homeless children. Frank Fekete, School Legal Service, proposes a model to address some of the issues discussed by Dr. Stuart E. Gotthald.

Identifier
WB 293-1
Creator
The California Channel, Producer
Date
1994-02-15
Duration
00:39:20
Format (physical)
VHS
Color
Format (digital)
MPEG-4
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Language
eng
Contributor
Willie L. Brown, Jr., Moderator
Publisher
The California Channel, Copyright Holder
Source
Willie L. Brown, Jr. Collection
Institution
San Francisco Bay Area Television Archives, J. Paul Leonard Library, San Francisco State University
Views
1515

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