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Findings from the City of Big Shoulders
Younger Students Learn More in Charter Schools
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Looking in the Wrong Place
As the proverbial story goes, a drunk, when asked where he had lost his...
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Getting the Right Principals
Educating principals; unflagging the SATs; charter schools; more Mel Levine; the inequity of adequacy
Vol. 5, No. 4
God: Another Four-Letter Word?
Does God Belong in Public Schools?
By Kent Greenawalt
Princeton University Press, 2005, $29.95; 261 pages.
Between...
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The Scream! Does Children’s Literature Have to Be Scary?
Welcome to Lizard Motel: Children, Stories, and the Mystery of Making Things Up
By Barbara...
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Broken on the Court
Two worlds collided today. Fortunately, only a stereotype broke during the impact. I teach...
Vol. 5, No. 4
Private Schools for the Poor
The accepted wisdom is that private schools serve the privileged; everyone else, especially the...
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