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What every teacher should know about No Child Left Behind

Nathan L. Essex

2006

Roadmap to restructuring

David T. Conley

1993

Curriculum in conflict

Landon E. Beyer

1996

Theory in practice

Chris Argyris

1974

Allure of order

Jal Mehta

2015

Intensive scheduling

David S. Hottenstein

1998

Quality connections

Randy Schenkat

1993

The new meaning of educational change

Michael Fullan

1991

Deschooling Society

Ivan Illich

1971 ★ 4.3

Education reform in the '90s

Chester E. Finn, Theodor Rebarber

1992

Student Voice in School Reform

Dana L. Mitra

2008

Democracy in the Russian school

E. D. Dneprov, Ben Eklof

1993

The culture of the school and the problem of change

Seymour Bernard Sarason

1971

Releasing the Imagination

Maxine Greene

1995

The reformation of Canada's schools

Holmes, Mark

1998

And What Do You Mean by Learning?

Seymour B. Sarason

2004

Comprehensive reform for urban high schools

W. J. Jordan, James M. McPartland, Robert Balfanz

2002

Value-added leadership

Thomas J. Sergiovanni

1990

Graduation by exhibition

Joseph P. McDonald

1993

School Reform From The Inside Out

Richard F. Elmore

2004

School Reform Proposals

Alex Molnar

2002

Learning from the past

Maris Vinovskis, Diane Ravitch

1995

Educational renaissance

Marvin J. Cetron

1991

School districts and instructional renewal

Amy M. Hightower

2002

Beyond public education

Myron Lieberman

1986

The schools we need and why we don't have them

E. D. Hirsch

1996

Holding Schools Accountable

Helen F. Ladd

1996

Reforming public schools through community education

Jack D. Minzey

1994

Secondary Education in China After Mao

Stig Thogersen

1990

The InstitutionS of Education

William K. Cummings

2003

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