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Education Next •ï¿½9 Years, 30 Issues, 512 Articles, 2,612pp
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- The Entrepreneurs and the New Commission, p. 5
- Correpondence, pp. 6-10
- Courts and Choice, p. 11
- Can Catholic Schools Be Saved?, pp. 12-21
- Selling Software, pp. 22-29
- Confessions of a "No Child Left Behind" Supporter, pp. 30-37
- From Aristotle to Angelou, pp. 38-46
- The dangers of challenging power, p. 47
- What Innovators Can, and Cannot, Do , p. 48
- Entrepreneurs Can Innovate and Advocate , p. 49
- Challenge the Status Quo , pp. 50-51
- Piecemeal Entrepreneurship Is Not the Answer , pp. 52-53
- Leverage from the Outside , pp. 54-57
- Return of the Thought Police?, pp. 58-66
- Debunking a Special Education Myth, pp. 67-71
- [+]Blink. Think. Blank. Bunk. (3 Reviews) , pp. 72-73Blink, by Malcolm Gladwell
- [+]Book Alert (9 Reviews) , pp. 74-76Educating School Teachers, by Arthur Levine
- Educating School Teachers by Arthur Levine
- No Child Left Behind and the Transformation of Federal Education Policy, 1965-2005 by Patrick J. McGuinn
- School's In by Paul Manna
- Politics, Ideology, and Education by Elizabeth H. DeBray
- School Sector and Student Outcomes by Maureen T. Hallinan
- Building Blocks by Gene I. Maeroff
- Innocents Abroad by Jonathan Zimmerman
- How to Handle Difficult Parents by Suzanne Capek Tingley
- Critical Lessons by Nel Noddings
- The Key to Research Influence, pp. 77-79
- Mutual Selection Beats Random Assignment, pp. 80-82
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