Alternatives to privatizing public education and curriculum : Festschrift in honor of Dale D. Johnson /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: EBSCOhost
Other Authors: Ness, Daniel, 1966- (Editor), Farenga, Stephen J., 1958- (Editor), Johnson, Dale D. (honouree.)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: New York, NY : Routledge, 2017.
Series:Routledge studies in education and neoliberalism ; 12.
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Table of Contents:
  • The sadism of school reform / William F. Pinar
  • Death by numbers : the loss of humanity in the age of audit / Peter Taubman
  • Defending teacher education from EDTPA...and itself / Todd Alan Price
  • Disrupting U.S. empire : creating subjects to expand the "commons" and the public good / Roberta Ahlquist
  • Scale down, scale back! : academic freedom under siege through standards proliferation by para-educational enterprises / Stephen J. Farenga & Daniel Ness
  • We could teach every child to read but the unanswered question is : will we? / Richard L. Allington
  • Intervention assessment of literacy to inform teaching and increase learning / Jeanne R. Paratore & Roselmina Indrisano
  • One size fits none : re-conceptualizing literacy instruction for diverse learners / Evan Ortlieb & Autumn M. Dodge
  • "Every day she drunk or gone" : poverty, persuasion, peddlers, and privatization / Bonnie Johnson
  • Seduction of "East Asian" schools / Barbara S.S. Hong
  • Conditions of success for teenage mothers : revisiting school achievement on the margins / Elizabeth Chase
  • What's common in core curricula? / Isabel Nuñez
  • Dehumanization and violence : symptoms from a neoliberal city / Kay Fujioshi
  • The racial oppression of social justice : inequities in Chicago public schools / Carl A. Grant
  • Choosing a faculty union over faculty governance in public education : a case study of a single teacher certification policy in New York / David Gerwin
  • The anatomy of dissent as teachers plan and lead a demonstration in Seattle : intersections of hope, agency, and collective action / Richard D. Sawyer.