Technology, Teacher Empowerment on the Horizon for Education, says University of Dayton Education Expert; Abortion and Child Care will Continue to be Main Women's Issues in the '90s, Says UD Women's Studies Expert

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12-29-1989

Abstract

Feature leads for the media: Teacher education faculty member Thomas J. Lasley predicts technological advances will find their way into the classroom, and teachers will be asked to be active decision-makers; Patricia A. Johnson, director of UD's women's studies program, says abortion and child care will continue to top the list of women's issues in the '90s.

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"Technology, Teacher Empowerment on the Horizon for Education, says University of Dayton Education Expert; Abortion and Child Care will Continue to be Main Women's Issues in the '90s, Says UD Women's Studies Expert" (1989). News Releases. 5506.
https://ecommons.udayton.edu/news_rls/5506