Commitment and common sense : leading education reform in Massachusetts /
An insider account of how Massachusetts became a national model for education by the man in charge of implementing the Massachusetts Education Reform Act of 1993.
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Cambridge, Massachusetts :
Harvard Education Press,
[2017]
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Table of Contents:
- Classroom teacher: September 1964-June 1972
- Accidental teacher
- Watching and learning
- The classroom and beyond
- District leader: August 1972-June 1993
- District leadership
- Getting things done
- The district and beyond
- Deputy Commissioner: June 1993-March 1998
- Making the case for reform: three buckets
- Two safecrackers go to work
- Two steps backward
- Acting Commissioner/Commissioner: March 1998-August 31, 2007
- A wild and crazy ride
- Commissioner of Education
- Reform back on track
- Lessons, advice, and a look to the future
- Three buckets revisited
- Advice for state leaders beyond Massachusetts
- If i close my eyes and open them five years from now.