The aim of this study was to talk about a quality education in a way that made it less subjective. This was accomplished by examining student responses to several key themes such as parent involvement, teacher involvement, the use of multiple assessments, the suppression of minorities, socioeconomic influence, and the influence race plays. My study found that I do not have definitive proof to say that the alternative schools I interviewed are providing a quality education overall
SOC 333 Pedagogy, Praxis, and Inequality: Sociology Reflections on Education. Keywords: pedagogy, cu...
Alternative education caters and cares for students whose regular schools have failed and excluded t...
Based on the 1993 California Learning Assessment System (CLAS) Middle Grades Mathematics Performance...
It seems that the growing number of alternative schools correlates to the growing population of dise...
Alternative schools operate today as a hidden, parallel educational system, providing a separate and...
My research for this paper was designed to study inequality in American education by specifically lo...
This chapter reviews international comparative studies on the determinants of socioeconomic inequali...
This study addresses the need for educators to understand what matters for alternative education stu...
In 1993, the Ontario Ministry of Education and Training (MET) created a draft document on the topic ...
The issue of what an effective high quality / high equity education system might look like remains c...
Educating all students is the foundation of education. However, an epidemic is sweeping throughout A...
(Under the Direction of Julie Garlen Maudlin) This study was conducted to identify public school gra...
This thesis examined the impact of teacher quality and the socioeconomic status of students on schoo...
This phenomenological study utilized grounded theory analysis through a critical lens and within a q...
Purpose: The purpose of this study is to examine the impact of a mixed format, experiential course o...
SOC 333 Pedagogy, Praxis, and Inequality: Sociology Reflections on Education. Keywords: pedagogy, cu...
Alternative education caters and cares for students whose regular schools have failed and excluded t...
Based on the 1993 California Learning Assessment System (CLAS) Middle Grades Mathematics Performance...
It seems that the growing number of alternative schools correlates to the growing population of dise...
Alternative schools operate today as a hidden, parallel educational system, providing a separate and...
My research for this paper was designed to study inequality in American education by specifically lo...
This chapter reviews international comparative studies on the determinants of socioeconomic inequali...
This study addresses the need for educators to understand what matters for alternative education stu...
In 1993, the Ontario Ministry of Education and Training (MET) created a draft document on the topic ...
The issue of what an effective high quality / high equity education system might look like remains c...
Educating all students is the foundation of education. However, an epidemic is sweeping throughout A...
(Under the Direction of Julie Garlen Maudlin) This study was conducted to identify public school gra...
This thesis examined the impact of teacher quality and the socioeconomic status of students on schoo...
This phenomenological study utilized grounded theory analysis through a critical lens and within a q...
Purpose: The purpose of this study is to examine the impact of a mixed format, experiential course o...
SOC 333 Pedagogy, Praxis, and Inequality: Sociology Reflections on Education. Keywords: pedagogy, cu...
Alternative education caters and cares for students whose regular schools have failed and excluded t...
Based on the 1993 California Learning Assessment System (CLAS) Middle Grades Mathematics Performance...