[NIFL-4EFF:1846] What does a transparent approach mean?

From: Spacone, Ronna (Contractor) (Ronna.Spacone@ed.gov)
Date: Fri Oct 19 2001 - 16:06:11 EDT 

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Here's a question that a subscriber with temporary technical difficulties
asked me post:

	I am interested in different ways people could explain the use of
the word "transparent" as 	used in the EFF framework. If someone saw
"purposeful and transparent approach to 	education" and asked, "What
does transparent mean?" what would you say?

Ronna

Ronna G. Spacone
NIFL-4EFF Moderator
Ronna.Spacone@ed.gov

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