Choices

Don L. Fuhr is Associate Professor of Education at Clemson University, South Carolina.

This book is written clearly with a hard-hitting style. The topics are well developed, thought provoking, practical, and on target. Dr. Fuhr's experience in education is obvious and his selection of quotes and incisive comments make this book valuablereading for educators on all levels. -- Mel Heller, Loyola University, Chicago Reading Choices is a good choice of anyone who wishes to be brought up to date on public education. It is an effective link from the world of the practitioner to the world of leadership in the administrative realm. -- Dr. R. C. Bradley, University of North Texas, Denton, TX This is one of the most interesting books I have ever read. Don Fuhr brings education down to earth. His examples and ideas exemplify common sense instead of rhetoric... -- John Wade, Principal, Edwards Junior High School (National School of Excellence 1989) ...both experienced and novice superintendents could profit from reading the book. -- Donald K. Lemon, Chair, Education Administration, University of North Dakota ...both experienced and novice superintendents could profit from reading the book. -- Donald K. Lemon, Chair, Education Administration, University of North Dakota This book is written clearly with a hard-hitting style. The topics are well developed, thought provoking, practical, and on target. Dr. Fuhr's experience in education is obvious and his selection of quotes and incisive comments make this book valuable reading for educators on all levels. -- Mel Heller, Loyola University, Chicago Reading Choices is a good choice of anyone who wishes to be brought up to date on public education. It is an effective link from the world of the practitioner to the world of leadership in the administrative realm. -- Dr. R. C. Bradley, University of North Texas, Denton, TX This is one of the most interesting books I have ever read. Don Fuhr brings education down to earth. His examples and ideas exemplify common sense instead of rhetoric... -- John Wade, Principal, Edwards Junior High School (National School of Excellence 1989)