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The Open-Space School-How Effective?

Jean P. Wren Friendswood Independent School District Friendswood, Texas The 1960's and the 1970's have brought an increasing number of open schools. Architects' displays and journal articles describing new buildings indicate that a substantial proportion of new secondary schools and a large proportion of new elementary schools are designed to house educational programs based on open concepts. While there seems to be a widespread increase in the acceptance of open schools and open education, there is no unanimity on the definition of openness. Some schools are called "open" because they have movable walls to allow flexibility in grouping of students from classes of traditional size