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ED080519.Pdf DOCUMENT RESUME ED 080 519 SP 006 815 TITLE AFT-QuEST Consortium Yearbook.. Proceedings of the AFT -QUEST Consortium (April 22-26, 1973).. INSTITUTION American Federation of Teachers, Washington, D.C. PUB DATE 73 NOTE 298p., AVAILABLE FROMAmerican Federation of Teachers, AFL -CIO, 1012 14th St. Washington, D.C..20005 (Item 575-3, $1.50) EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$9.87 DESCRIPTORS *Conference Reports; *Consortia; *Educational Problems; Educational Programs; *Educational Trends; Teacher Education; *Teacher Evaluation ABSTRACT This document is a report on the proceedings of the 1973 American Federation of Teachers-Quality Educational Standards in Teaching (AFT-QuEST) consortium sponsored by the AFT.,Included in this document are the texts of speeches and outlines of workshops and iscussions..The document is divided into the following sections: goals, major proposals, QUEST forums, international advisory reports, special interest group reports, status reports, submitted papers, QUEST songs '73, and future programs..An outline of consortium activities is included.. Among topics considered at the consortium were the following: Christopher Jencks' book "On Inequality," the National Institute of Edication and its effect on teachers, the federal government and education, teacher evaluation, and the role of business and industry in education. (JA) SEP 8 ii;r7:1 AFT -QUEST Consortium Yearbook PROCEEDINGS of the AFT-QUEST Consortium APRIL 22-26, 1973 U S DEPARTMENT OFHEALTH, EDUCATION &WELFARE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HASBEEN REPRO MCC, EXACTLY ASRECEIVED FROM THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGIN ATING IT POINTS OF VIEWOR OPINIONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY SENT OFFICIAL NATIONAL REPRE INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION POSITION ORPOLICY AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS AFL-CIO 1012 FOURTEENTH STREET, N.W. WASHINGTON, D.C. 20005 The AFT -QUEST Consortium Concept "What I have in mind is an 'educational policy convention' where several hundred delegates from all over the nation would gather to discuss matters of educational policyonly. Its standing, of course, would beadvisory;its purpose primarilyexploratory.I think, however, you can readily see the value of such a meeting. Some of our members are interested primarily in improving the quality of education and they have little or no interest in AFT internal politics or other aspects of teacher unionism. The national QuEST Consortium on educational policy should become an annual meeting, the only thing of its kind: a time and place where teachers meet for the sole purpose of considering professional problems." AFT President DAVID SELDEN Education and Research Committee of the AFT Executive Council Patrick Daly, Chairman Hugo Dennis, Jr. Vivian Gallagher Phyllis Hutchinson Robert Johnson Harry Noack Walter Tice AFT Educational Research Department Dr. Robert Bhaerman, Director Marilyn Routh, Assistant Director i PREFACE The selections from the speeches and discussionsincluded in the Second Annual QuEST Yearbook give a good indication ofthe liveliness and depth of debate at the 1973 Consortium. The yearbook presents anamalgam of the thinking of practitioners and scholars in education. It is aunique source book which will find its place in educational libraries throughout the nation. I want to pay particular tribute to Dr. RobertBhaerman, Director of Educa- tional Research, and his assistant, Marilyn Rauth.They put in untold hours of effort above and beyond the call of duty in order to makethe second Consortium a success and to produce this yearbook. DAVID SELDEN President, American Federation of Teachers May 31, 1973 ii ,',,'1 } ,,''''''L'' :::''' 'VT,i' ,,f, rW11,'' ,V, ^' '' ' I,.' ' ,''''' '',,''',011 ''''','':o1;''`O'!4: ' hl$Nri'lrl'I'tiql."';'1V11,1,11q9V1111N1111,11111'1111,1PION 11 rr 'r 1,1,, ;,,1,1,1111rwq,11, ri,q0 r,j.,1n,11:141,,,,[01,q1RITNI,Hin Iv 1",,,,N111,,,, 0," rapoi4,,111,,ililo ^n1,1,,,,,v411491111111,,,,,, k1111111111,1,q,111 ollfireply,,.1111011111,19,.,.1.5r1N. 11 .11, 11111,i1N,Filtso,npitilif 01111,1111PWIt1111' er"0101111,11101,411iNN1111111ift1.111Vir,i1111,11,1,novort,rwmlom .t.n.,,........,.,- THE AFT-QuEST CONSORTIUM APRIL 22-26, 1973 Sunday. April 22nd 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. --Informal Reception Monday. April 23rd National QuEST Day 10:00 a.m. to 12 noon General Session 10:00 a.m. QuEST Call to Action.' Dr. Robert Bhaerman, AFT Director of Educational Research "The AFT QuEST for Better Education," David Selden. AFT President "Comments .on the Educational Scene." Dr. Duane Mattheis. Deputy Commissioner for School Systems. United States Office of Education "Report on QuEST Consortium '72 and Expectations for Consortium '737 Patrick Daly. Chairman. Edu- cation and Research Committee, AFT Executive Council MOO a.m. --The Challenze to Our Union; Dr. Vernon Haubrich. Professor of Education. University of Wisconsin at Madison. Local 223 12 noon to 2:00 p.m. The John Dewey Society Presentation: "Resistance to Bureaucracy: Ends and Means in Teacher Organiza- tion," Dr. Barbara Arnstine, California State University at Sacramento and Dr. Donald Amstine, University of California at Davis, past-president of the John Dewey Society 2:',5 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. Issue Group Workshopsfocusing on the major problems and questions Session AFT Group Leaders Second Resource Person Recorders 1. Teacher Ms. Trudy Johnson Dr. Donald Musella Ms. June Wells evaluation Portland. Oregon The Ontario Institute for StudiesLocal 1962 systems L o c a l 1 1 I in Education Denver 2. Student Mr. John Elwell Dr. Rodney Napier Dr. Earl Bradley evaluation Washington, D.C. College of Education. Temple Local 400 systems Local 6 University Pittsburgh 3. Teacher Ms. Marilyn Rauth Dr. Stephen K. Bailey Ms. Ruth Centers, issues of Education Research.Institute for Educatiohal Leader-Weingarten of governance ship. George Washington Local 2 and control University New York City 4. Para-profes- Ms. Velma Hill Ms. Susan Ginsberg Mr. Ed Woodruff sionals: instruc-United Federation of Bank Street College of Educa- Local 400 tional respon- Teachers, Local 2 tion Pittsburgh sibilities 5. Career Mr. Glendis Hambrick Dr. Robert Worthington Mr. Pat Manning Education Chicago Teachers Associate Commissioner of Local 1493 Union. Local 1 Education. Bureau of Adult. San Mateo. Calif. Vocational, and Technical iv Session AFT Group Leaders Second Resource Persons Recorders Education. U.S. Office of Education 6. Behavioral Mr. Miles Myers Dr. E. Gil Boyer Ms. Doris objectives and the Senior Vice President. Research for Better Schools. Countess curriculum areasCalifornia Federation of Philadelphia. Penna. Local 340 Teachers Baltimore 7. Classroom Mr. Paul Francis Dr. William C. Kvaraceus Ms. Joan discipline and Pittsburgh. Penna. Chairman. Department of Goldman student rights Local 400 Education. Clark Local 1423 University Hayward. Calif. 8. Curriculum inMs. Virginia Mulrooncy Dr. Charlotte Croman Ms. Nancy Kaye women studies Los Angeles College Manhattan Conununity_College_Local 2144 Guild. Local 1521 New York City Macomb. Mich. 9. Early Child- Ms. Cheryl White Dr. Esther Kresh Ms. Patricia hood Education:Montgomery County Office of Child Development Houlihan teaching the 2 to(Md.) Federation of (HEW) Local 958 8 year olds Teachers. Local 1670 Providence 10. Teaching the Ms. Mary Smith Dr. Edmund Henderson Ms. Viola basic skills of Gary Teachers Union - Director. McGuffey Reading Galpert elementary school Local 4 Center, University of Virginia Local 1018 reading (On Tuesday only: Mr. NormanHartford Odza. UFT. Local 2) 11. Secondary Ms. Patricia Priore Dr. Paul Leedy Ms. Ethel Stein school reading Cincinnati Teachers Department of Education, Local 2 programs Union, Local 1520 American University New York City 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Interest Group Workshopsfocusing on the major prob- lems and questions Session AFT Group Leaders I. Special education Ms. Nancy Kaye. Macomb, Mich. Ictermediate Federation of Teachers. Local 2144 2. Guidance Counselors Ms. Patricia Paget and Ms. Alice Bishop AFT National Committee on Guidance Counselors. Detroit Federation of Teachers. Local 231 3. Higher education/community Mr. John Kirk and Mr. Patrick Manning. San Mateo, colleges Calif. Community College Federation of Teachers. Local 1493 4. Library-media Ms. Sylvia Mendlow and Mr. Irving Morris UFT Library-Media Committee. Local 2 5. Junior high school/middle Mr. Sol Levine school UFT V ice President, Junior High Schools, Local 2 6. Women's Rights Ms. Marjorie Stern. Chairperson AFT Women's Rights Committee 7. Bilingual education Ms. Doris Countess Baltimore Teachers Union, Local 340 v Session AFT Group Leaders Special resource person: Ms. Sue Eisenberg, formerly of Local 1401, Plainyiew-Old Bethpage, New York Special feature: Ms. Trudy Johnson and Mr. David Mesirow Teacher Works, Inc.: Portland, Oregon, Local 111 "A center for teachers to share and exchange ideas through teacher works in a box" 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. General Session QuEST Forum: "The Role of Business and Industry in Education" Moderator: David Selden, AFT President Panel: Mr. Charles Blaschke, President, Educational Turnkey Systems, Inc. Dr. Allen Calvin, Chairman of the Board, Behavioral Research Laboratories , Mr. George Fischer, Chairman of the Board, Educa- tional Facilities Center Dr. John Sessions, Assistant Director, Department of Education, AFL-CIO Tuesday. April 24th State QuEST Day 8:00 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. Pre-Session: "Coffee with ...99 Mr. William Pierce, Child Welfare League of America. Discussion of child welfare legislation. 9:00 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. I. "What's Happening
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