Processes toward partnerships : how universities and K-12 schools make sense of partnering
         Despite the increase in university and K-12 school partnerships over the last thirty years (Smith, 1992; Catelli, 2006), there is lack of scholarship devoted to the formation of partnerships. This qualitative study examines the relationships between a university and an urban K-12 school district, and the front-end organizational behaviors associated with the partnership. Using an auto-ethnographic approach, this study explores a key stakeholder's perspective of how the various partners make sense of their function, benefits and responsibilities in the partnership, and under what initial circumstances such partnerships are likely to thrive. -- Abstract.
    
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    Electronic Theses & Dissertations
                    
 
- Copyright Status
 - In Copyright
 
- Material Type
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    Theses
                    
 
- Authors
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    Beverly, Bryan
                    
 
- Thesis Advisors
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    Chambers, Terah
                    
 
- Committee Members
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    Amey, Marilyn
                    
Yun, John
Heilman, Elizabeth
 
- Date Published
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    2017
                    
 
- Program of Study
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    Educational Policy - Doctor of Philosophy
                    
 
- Degree Level
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    Doctoral
                    
 
- Language
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    English
                    
 
- Pages
 - ix, 223 pages
 
- ISBN
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    9780355541625
                    
0355541629
 
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