What It Takes to Work Together: The Promise of Educational Partnerships: Knowledge Brief #14
Description
This Knowledge Brief responds to the growing trend toward interagency collaboration to improve education.
It reviews the various types of partnerships and the potential benefits to collaboration and discusses the essential elements of educational partnerships and what it takes for them to succeed.
This brief is first of three to focus on ways to make partnerships more effective.
Resource Details
Product Information
Product #: PO-97-01Copyright: 1997
Format: Print
Pages: 6
Publisher: WestEd
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