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Planning for Higher Education Journal
Assessment and Educational Policy
From Volume 4 Number 1 | February 1975By Virginia B. SmithThe use of efficiency-oriented criteria is a contreversial means of evaluating educational processes. In this article, the author presents what she calls "The View from Washington." This speech was delivered at the SCUP/ADAPT workshop "More for Less: Academic Planning With Faculty Without New Dollars," held in April 1974 near Chicago.
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