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Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Welcome to my class blog for TE 818, Curriculum & Its Social Context. Here you will find my musings on various topics as assigned for class.

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The Power Struggle Over Education Control

We, as Americans, live in a democracy . This means that we, as citizens over the age of majority have equal say in decisions that affect o...
Educationally speaking, exclusion is not the opposite of inclusion

It is required by law that all students with disabilities receive a Free and Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) in...
American Education: Are we learning from our past mistakes?

Currently, our society finds itself in the midst of a debate about our public schools. We are constantly bombarded with...
Introduction Week Reflection

Schiro (2008), holds that there are four schools of thought, or ideologies, that have developed in modern and historical educational ped...
What makes a school work?

Everybody in this country went to school for at least some period of time, and because they all have experience with the school ...
Morality in Education

When first mentioned, the concept of moral education causes many in the education field to shudd...
Assessments for all; Education for none?

In 2001, President George Bush proposed the No Child Left Behind Act that created, among other policies, a method f...
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Welcome to my class blog for TE 818, Curriculum & Its Social Context. Here you will find my musings on various topics as assigned for cl...

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