Teaching and learning for planners

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New types of planning jobs generated by the current crisis in urban social policy demand innovative approaches to planning education. Real-world workshops, which involve student-faculty teams in the community, raise a number of interesting —but difficult—issues and practical problems. Although sometimes interpreted as a cost, this close involvement with social and political aspects of urban problem solving may be an opportunity for both students and staff to gain important insights.

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