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2015-06-25
Labaree, David F. (Author)
What schools can’t do
School Reform
purposes of schooling
functions of schooling
Graduate School of Education
2014-11-05
Schneider, Bertrand (Author)
Pea, Roy (Author)
Toward Collaboration Sensing
Collaborative Learning
Dual eye-tracking
Network Analysis
Graduate School of Education
2015-06-25
Labaree, David F. (Author)
The winning ways of a losing strategy: Educationalizing social problems in the U.S.
Educationalization
history of education
school and society
Graduate School of Education
2015-06-25
Labaree, David F. (Author)
The power of the parochial in shaping the American system of higher education
higher education
history of education
Graduate School of Education
2015-06-25
Labaree, David F. (Author)
Teach For America and teacher ed: Heads they win, tails we lose
teacher education
Teach For America
teacher profession
Graduate School of Education
2015-06-25
Labaree, David F. (Author)
Targeting teachers
Teachers
School Reform
testing
Graduate School of Education
2015-06-25
Labaree, David F. (Author)
School syndrome: Understanding the USA’s magical belief that schooling can somehow improve society, promote access, and preserve advantage
School Reform
history of education
educational markets
educational policy
Graduate School of Education
2015-05-01
Han, Hyemin (Author)
Purpose as a Moral Virtue for Flourishing
Purpose
positive psychology
Moral Virtue
virtue ethics
Happiness
Flourishing
Moral education
Graduate School of Education
2015-06-25
Labaree, David F. (Author)
Let’s measure what no one teaches: PISA, NCLB, and the shrinking aims of education
School Reform
OECD
PISA
Curriculum
Graduate School of Education
2020-06-03
Smith, Mark (Author)
Breakstone, Joel (Author)
Wineburg, Sam (Author)
History Assessments of Thinking: A Validity Study
assessment
historical thinking
validity
Graduate School of Education
Stanford History Education Group
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