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...where 3 million students are learning English as a new language, where 35% are minorities and 11% are challenged or impaired in some way--are probably not like those of your childhood. To help you find out if you suit the new classrooms, particularly those in inner cities, Martin Haberman, distinguished professor in the school of education at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, has developed an interview process that 50 school districts use to select effective teachers. You can take a written version of the test at home...
...Clyde Haberman's prattling in The New York Times that Shamir, a hard-liner, blocks progress by attending the conference in place of his more moderate foreign minister, David Levy, is probably (not to say characteristically) a misreading. If Levy headed the Israeli delegation, any concessions he made would be subject to fierce resistance in Jerusalem. Only Shamir can make real concessions stick. Perhaps--just perhaps--he is putting himself in place...
Indeed, the people at Synanon are treated much as if they were interchangeable automobile parts, and Dederich is certainly in the driver's seat. He makes the rules as he goes along, and the members never know what is coming next. "Chuck is marvelous," says Terri Haberman, 30, who has lived at Synanon for nine years. "He has this amazing quality of being able to articulate what we want to do before we even know what it is we want...
Fire engines have been red for so long (for no visible reason) that the switchover may create problems. Ted Haberman, manager of Pueblo West, Colo., points out that automobile drivers are accustomed to red as the danger color, and that since many Americans ride in air-conditioned cars with the windows rolled up, they may not hear the siren from approaching, unfamiliar lime yellow wagons. Simple tradition may also militate against a wholesale switch from red. But as Dr. Solomon accurately observes: "Firemen have one tradition that is stronger, and that is to stay alive...
JOSHUA O. HABERMAN Trenton...