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Will Rogers, the famous American humanist and social critic, once said, the schools are not as good as they used to be and they never were
Will Rogers, the famous American humanist and social critic, once said, the schools are not as good as they used to be and they never were
The new millennium arrived with great economic prosperity; however, currently the United State faces...
People operate under some significant misconceptions in contemporary America. Parents will initiate ...
The troubled times of popular education is a topic that shows up just about every year. The Jencks...
Schools in many countries are facing intense and elevated levels of criticism, with much debate over...
Throughout the 20th century, community-owned and operated public schooling was viewed in the United ...
I intend to reflect upon the tragic irony of the current crisis of education that leads to Stan Karp...
This issue of the Education Policy Analysis Archives comprises two book reviews: An essay review of ...
The beginning of a new decade always presents the opportunity to reassess the past and to anticipate...
Who would deny that values are inherent in schooling or that politics plays an important part in the...
longed and bitter political confrontations, and moralistic exhortations characterized the decade of ...
Two book reviews: Schools of the Future: how American Business and Education Can Cooperate to Save O...
As William Watkins and the collected authors of The Assault on Public Education document clearly, th...
High? Wal-Mart Elementary? " These headlines from Vancouver newspapers during the fall of 2003 ...
Education is a beautiful thing. It is a truly wondrous, marvellous, hopeful thing. I strongly believ...
Almost five years ago we at Educational Considerations had an issue largely devoted to the social an...
The new millennium arrived with great economic prosperity; however, currently the United State faces...
People operate under some significant misconceptions in contemporary America. Parents will initiate ...
The troubled times of popular education is a topic that shows up just about every year. The Jencks...
Schools in many countries are facing intense and elevated levels of criticism, with much debate over...
Throughout the 20th century, community-owned and operated public schooling was viewed in the United ...
I intend to reflect upon the tragic irony of the current crisis of education that leads to Stan Karp...
This issue of the Education Policy Analysis Archives comprises two book reviews: An essay review of ...
The beginning of a new decade always presents the opportunity to reassess the past and to anticipate...
Who would deny that values are inherent in schooling or that politics plays an important part in the...
longed and bitter political confrontations, and moralistic exhortations characterized the decade of ...
Two book reviews: Schools of the Future: how American Business and Education Can Cooperate to Save O...
As William Watkins and the collected authors of The Assault on Public Education document clearly, th...
High? Wal-Mart Elementary? " These headlines from Vancouver newspapers during the fall of 2003 ...
Education is a beautiful thing. It is a truly wondrous, marvellous, hopeful thing. I strongly believ...
Almost five years ago we at Educational Considerations had an issue largely devoted to the social an...
The new millennium arrived with great economic prosperity; however, currently the United State faces...
People operate under some significant misconceptions in contemporary America. Parents will initiate ...
The troubled times of popular education is a topic that shows up just about every year. The Jencks...
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