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2004 | 2 | 55-61

Article title

Quality in school

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The paper deals with the problem of quality in school. There is a great importance devoted to the improving the quality in school. The educational institutions have gained on one side more freedom but on the other side the more responsibility either. They have to demonstrate they are able to offer quality education to their customers - pupils.

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2

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55-61

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published
2004

Contributors

  • Constantine the Philosopher University Nitra, Slovak Republic

References

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Publication order reference

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Biblioteka Nauki
28407849

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