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Preferred term
Laura Zirbes
Definition
- The contributions of Laura Zirbes (18841967) to the field of curriculum lie in three areas: (1) as a consummate progressive teacher and teacher educator; (2) as an early advocate of classroom-based, teacher-initiated research; and (3) as a steadfast leader in professional organizations dedicated to the improvement of educational practice. In 1948, the National Women's Press Club recognized her achievements in education with an award as “Woman of the Year,” presented to her by President Harry Truman. [Source: Encyclopedia of Curriculum Studies; Zirbes, Laura]
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https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/Laura_Zirbes
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