The role of the administrator in the analysis & improvement of instruction.
Writing Committee: Fred C. Ayer ... [et al.] Editorial Committee: Fred C. Ayer, Roy M. Hall [and] Alfred T. Little.

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Corporate Author: Southwestern Cooperative Program in Educational Administration.
Related Names: Ayer, Fred C. (Fred Carleton), 1880-
Language(s): English
Published: Austin : Southwestern Cooperative Program in Educational Administration, University of Texas, 1954.
Subjects: School supervision.
Physical Description: ix, 90 p. 23 cm.
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