Published in partnership with the American Association of School Administrators.
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Liberty and justice for all -- The education reform king with a styrofoam crown -- A catalogue of reform fallacies -- The No Child Left Behind Act -- The path of high-risk implications for public education -- High stakes, low quality -- World-class standards that are too big to fail -- Charter schools: separate but legal -- What now? a way forward.
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Summary
The School Reform Landscape: Fear, Mythologies, and Lies describes this nation's policymakers awkwardly stumbling through education reforms based on highly questionable political ideology and high-stakes assessments for all children. Provided are a series of actions that use fear and very unsound research studies to eliminate the American school systems and replace them with a dual-system, which discriminates against the poor, handicapped and students with little social capital. The authors provide a series of needed actions to make A.