Alternatives to Privatizing Public Education and Curriculum
Festschrift in Honor of Dale D. Johnson
Herausgeber: Ness, Daniel; Farenga, Stephen J
Alternatives to Privatizing Public Education and Curriculum
Festschrift in Honor of Dale D. Johnson
Herausgeber: Ness, Daniel; Farenga, Stephen J
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This book takes a critical view of the monoculture that has developed in education with the increase of federal funding and privatization of services for public education, and examines the shift from public interest and control to private and corporate shareholder hegemony. The contributions herein challenge the model that has set growing premiums on accountability and performance measures, and outline one that emphasizes transparency and balance among constituents in public education.
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This book takes a critical view of the monoculture that has developed in education with the increase of federal funding and privatization of services for public education, and examines the shift from public interest and control to private and corporate shareholder hegemony. The contributions herein challenge the model that has set growing premiums on accountability and performance measures, and outline one that emphasizes transparency and balance among constituents in public education.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 322
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. März 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 155mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 440g
- ISBN-13: 9781138903852
- ISBN-10: 113890385X
- Artikelnr.: 43680247
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 322
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. März 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 155mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 440g
- ISBN-13: 9781138903852
- ISBN-10: 113890385X
- Artikelnr.: 43680247
Daniel Ness is Associate Professor of Curriculum and Instruction at St. John's University, USA. Stephen J. Farenga is Professor of Science Education at the City University of New York, Queens College, USA.
Section I: Challenging the Audit Culture 1. The Sadism of School Reform
William F. Pinar 2. Death by Numbers: The Loss of Humanity in the Age of
Audit Peter Taubman 3. Defending Teacher Education from edTPA . . . and
Itself Todd Alan Price 4. Disrupting U.S. Empire: Creating Subjects to
Expand the "Commons" and the Public Good Roberta Ahlquist 5. SCALE Down,
SCALE Back!: Academic Freedom under Siege through Standards Proliferation
by Para- Educational Enterprises Stephen J. Farenga & Daniel Ness Section
II: Contributions to Literacy and Language Development 6. We Could Teach
Every Child to Read But the Unanswered Question Is: Will we? Richard L.
Allington 7. Intervention Assessment of Literacy to Inform Teaching and
Increase Learning Jeanne R. Paratore & Roselmina Indrisano 8. One Size Fits
None: Re-Conceptualizing Literacy Instruction for Diverse Learners Evan
Ortlieb & Autumn M. Dodge Section III: Easing the Plight of Children 9.
"Every Day She Drunk or Gone": Poverty, Persuasion, Peddlers, and
Privatization Bonnie Johnson 10. Seduction of "East Asian" Schools Barbara
S. S. Hong 11. Conditions of Success for Teenage Mothers: Revisiting School
Achievement on the Margins Elizabeth Chase 12. What's Common in Core
Curricula? Isabel Nuñez 13. Dehumanization and Violence: Symptoms from a
Neoliberal City Kay Fujioshi Section IV: Challenging Education Inequity in
Urban Environments 14. The Racial Oppression of Social Justice: Inequities
in Chicago Public Schools Carl A. Grant 15. Choosing a Faculty Union over
Faculty Governance in Public Education: A Case Study of a Single Teacher
Certification Policy in New York David Gerwin 16. The Anatomy of Dissent as
Teachers Plan and Lead a Demonstration in Seattle: Intersections of Hope,
Agency, and Collective Action Richard D. Sawyer
William F. Pinar 2. Death by Numbers: The Loss of Humanity in the Age of
Audit Peter Taubman 3. Defending Teacher Education from edTPA . . . and
Itself Todd Alan Price 4. Disrupting U.S. Empire: Creating Subjects to
Expand the "Commons" and the Public Good Roberta Ahlquist 5. SCALE Down,
SCALE Back!: Academic Freedom under Siege through Standards Proliferation
by Para- Educational Enterprises Stephen J. Farenga & Daniel Ness Section
II: Contributions to Literacy and Language Development 6. We Could Teach
Every Child to Read But the Unanswered Question Is: Will we? Richard L.
Allington 7. Intervention Assessment of Literacy to Inform Teaching and
Increase Learning Jeanne R. Paratore & Roselmina Indrisano 8. One Size Fits
None: Re-Conceptualizing Literacy Instruction for Diverse Learners Evan
Ortlieb & Autumn M. Dodge Section III: Easing the Plight of Children 9.
"Every Day She Drunk or Gone": Poverty, Persuasion, Peddlers, and
Privatization Bonnie Johnson 10. Seduction of "East Asian" Schools Barbara
S. S. Hong 11. Conditions of Success for Teenage Mothers: Revisiting School
Achievement on the Margins Elizabeth Chase 12. What's Common in Core
Curricula? Isabel Nuñez 13. Dehumanization and Violence: Symptoms from a
Neoliberal City Kay Fujioshi Section IV: Challenging Education Inequity in
Urban Environments 14. The Racial Oppression of Social Justice: Inequities
in Chicago Public Schools Carl A. Grant 15. Choosing a Faculty Union over
Faculty Governance in Public Education: A Case Study of a Single Teacher
Certification Policy in New York David Gerwin 16. The Anatomy of Dissent as
Teachers Plan and Lead a Demonstration in Seattle: Intersections of Hope,
Agency, and Collective Action Richard D. Sawyer
Section I: Challenging the Audit Culture 1. The Sadism of School Reform
William F. Pinar 2. Death by Numbers: The Loss of Humanity in the Age of
Audit Peter Taubman 3. Defending Teacher Education from edTPA . . . and
Itself Todd Alan Price 4. Disrupting U.S. Empire: Creating Subjects to
Expand the "Commons" and the Public Good Roberta Ahlquist 5. SCALE Down,
SCALE Back!: Academic Freedom under Siege through Standards Proliferation
by Para- Educational Enterprises Stephen J. Farenga & Daniel Ness Section
II: Contributions to Literacy and Language Development 6. We Could Teach
Every Child to Read But the Unanswered Question Is: Will we? Richard L.
Allington 7. Intervention Assessment of Literacy to Inform Teaching and
Increase Learning Jeanne R. Paratore & Roselmina Indrisano 8. One Size Fits
None: Re-Conceptualizing Literacy Instruction for Diverse Learners Evan
Ortlieb & Autumn M. Dodge Section III: Easing the Plight of Children 9.
"Every Day She Drunk or Gone": Poverty, Persuasion, Peddlers, and
Privatization Bonnie Johnson 10. Seduction of "East Asian" Schools Barbara
S. S. Hong 11. Conditions of Success for Teenage Mothers: Revisiting School
Achievement on the Margins Elizabeth Chase 12. What's Common in Core
Curricula? Isabel Nuñez 13. Dehumanization and Violence: Symptoms from a
Neoliberal City Kay Fujioshi Section IV: Challenging Education Inequity in
Urban Environments 14. The Racial Oppression of Social Justice: Inequities
in Chicago Public Schools Carl A. Grant 15. Choosing a Faculty Union over
Faculty Governance in Public Education: A Case Study of a Single Teacher
Certification Policy in New York David Gerwin 16. The Anatomy of Dissent as
Teachers Plan and Lead a Demonstration in Seattle: Intersections of Hope,
Agency, and Collective Action Richard D. Sawyer
William F. Pinar 2. Death by Numbers: The Loss of Humanity in the Age of
Audit Peter Taubman 3. Defending Teacher Education from edTPA . . . and
Itself Todd Alan Price 4. Disrupting U.S. Empire: Creating Subjects to
Expand the "Commons" and the Public Good Roberta Ahlquist 5. SCALE Down,
SCALE Back!: Academic Freedom under Siege through Standards Proliferation
by Para- Educational Enterprises Stephen J. Farenga & Daniel Ness Section
II: Contributions to Literacy and Language Development 6. We Could Teach
Every Child to Read But the Unanswered Question Is: Will we? Richard L.
Allington 7. Intervention Assessment of Literacy to Inform Teaching and
Increase Learning Jeanne R. Paratore & Roselmina Indrisano 8. One Size Fits
None: Re-Conceptualizing Literacy Instruction for Diverse Learners Evan
Ortlieb & Autumn M. Dodge Section III: Easing the Plight of Children 9.
"Every Day She Drunk or Gone": Poverty, Persuasion, Peddlers, and
Privatization Bonnie Johnson 10. Seduction of "East Asian" Schools Barbara
S. S. Hong 11. Conditions of Success for Teenage Mothers: Revisiting School
Achievement on the Margins Elizabeth Chase 12. What's Common in Core
Curricula? Isabel Nuñez 13. Dehumanization and Violence: Symptoms from a
Neoliberal City Kay Fujioshi Section IV: Challenging Education Inequity in
Urban Environments 14. The Racial Oppression of Social Justice: Inequities
in Chicago Public Schools Carl A. Grant 15. Choosing a Faculty Union over
Faculty Governance in Public Education: A Case Study of a Single Teacher
Certification Policy in New York David Gerwin 16. The Anatomy of Dissent as
Teachers Plan and Lead a Demonstration in Seattle: Intersections of Hope,
Agency, and Collective Action Richard D. Sawyer