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"...Many Counsellors Bring Success": Using the Delphi to Fashion Tertiary Objectives

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1985-04-01

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© 1985 The Australian Christian Education Forum.

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This paper briefly gives consideration to the New Testament precedent for the involvement of multiple-publics in planning and decision-making. The focus then shifts to an application of this notion in a case study of planning an institution of Christian education.

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Rieger, W. (1985, April). "...Many counsellors bring success": Using Delphi to fashion tertiary objectives. Journal of Christian Education, (82), 21-26. https://doi.org/10.1177/002196578502800104

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Journal of Christian Education

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0021-9657

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