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The new meaning of educational change

Michael G. Fullan

2000

The reformation of Canada's schools

Holmes, Mark

1998

Teacher Evaluation Policies and Practices in Japan

Masaaki Katsuno

2016

City Schools

Robert Rothman

2007

The assault on universities

Michael Bailey, Des Freedman

2011

And What Do You Mean by Learning?

Seymour B. Sarason

2004

The Conspiracy of Ignorance

Martin L. Gross

1999

Renewing administration

Richard N. Katz, Diana Oblinger

1999

Education, racism, and reform

Barry Troyna

1990

America's Public Schools

William J. Reese

2005

Understanding and assessing the charter school movement

Joseph Murphy, Catherine Dunn Shiffman

2002

Autonomy in education

Walter Berka

2000

The New Meaning of Educational Change

Michael Fullan

2007

Delivering on the promise

Richard A. DeLorenzo

2009

How to change 5000 schools

Benjamin Levin

2008

Managing complex educational change

Wallace, Mike

2002

Thinking for a living

Ray Marshall

1992

Stirring the Head, Heart, and Soul

H. Lynn Erickson

1995

Graduation by exhibition

Joseph P. McDonald

1993

Five technologies for educational change

Salisbury, David F.

1996

Rethinking Education in the Age of Technology

Allan Collins, Richard Halverson

2009

John Holt (Continuum Library of Educational Thought)

Roland Meighan

2008

School Reform From The Inside Out

Richard F. Elmore

2004

Education and the future of Japan

Michael Dawson Stephens

1991

Work hard, be hard

Horn, Jim (Educator)

2016

School reform

Kathryn Stearns

1996

A nation at risk

United States. National Commission on Excellence in Education.

1983

Mind and hand

Ham, Charles H.

1900

The sociology of education in Canada

Terry Wotherspoon

1998

Education and Mind in the Knowledge Age

Carl Bereiter

2002

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