Updated to reflect the latest developments and increasing scope of school based options, the second edition of the Handbook of Research on School Choice makes readily available the most rigorous and policy-relevant research on K-12 school choice.
Updated to reflect the latest developments and increasing scope of school based options, the second edition of the Handbook of Research on School Choice makes readily available the most rigorous and policy-relevant research on K-12 school choice.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mark Berends is Professor of Sociology and Director of the Center for Research on Educational Opportunity at the University of Notre Dame, USA. Ann Primus is Associate Director of the Education, Schooling, and Society program at the University of Notre Dame, USA. Matthew G. Springer is Robena and Walter E. Hussman, Jr. Distinguished Professor of Education Reform and Associate Professor of Education, Evaluation, and Policy at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, USA.
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List of Figures and Tables. Preface Mark Berends Ann Primus Matthew G. Springer I. Perspectives on School Choice 1. Economic Perspectives on School Choice Susanna Loeb Jon Valant 2. The Political Perspective on School Choice Patrick J. Wolf 3. Social Perspectives on School Choice Mark Berends 4. The Law of Parental Choice Nicole Stelle Garnett John Schoenig 5. School Choice in American History John L. Rury 6. Critical Perspectives on School Choice: An Examination of Race Class and Gender in School Choice Policies Adrienne D. Dixson Chaddrick James-Gallaway Nancy D. Cardenas Ruqayyah Perkins-Williams 7. International Perspectives on School Choice Helen F. Ladd Edward B. Fiske II. Charter Schools 8. Hopes Fears and New Solutions: Charter Schools in 2018 Betheny Gross Christine Campbell Sivan Tuchman Roohi Sharma 9. Charter School Governance and Politics Katrina E. Bulkley Jeffrey R. Henig 10. The Social Context of Charter Schools Zachary W. Oberfield 11. Charter School Competition Megan J. Austin 12. Charter School Outcomes Joseph J. Ferrare III. School Vouchers 13. Perspectives on School Vouchers Samuel E. Abrams 14. The New Politics and Governance of School Vouchers: Outcomes and Oversight in an Era of At-Scale Choice Joshua M. Cowen 15. Social Context of Vouchers R. Joseph Waddington 16. Market Competition and School Vouchers Henry M. Levin 17. Voucher Outcomes Karin Gegenheimer Matthew G. Springer IV. Magnet Schools 18. Perspectives on Magnet Schools Ellen B. Goldring Walker A. Swain 19. The Social Context of Magnet School Programs: How Choosing Schools Intersects with District Policies to Influence Racial Integration Claire Smrekar 20. Magnet School Outcomes Julian R. Betts Chenzi Cao V. Other Aspects of School Choice 21. Accountability and School Choice Laura S. Hamilton Andrew McEachin 22. Portfolio Management Models Katrina E. Bulkley Ayesha K. Hashim 23. Schools of Choice and Marginalized Students: Students with Disabilities and English Learners Madeline Mavrogordato Carolyn Sattin-Bajaj 24. The Comingling of Neoliberal Ideology Methods and Funding in School Choice Politics and Research Julian Vasquez Heilig T. Jameson Brewer Frank Adamson 25. Parent Decision-Making and School Choice Huriya Jabbar Sarah Winchell Lenhoff 26. Information and School Choice Sean P. Corcoran Jennifer L. Jennings 27. Tax Credit Scholarships in an Evolving School Choice Arena: Implications for Research Policy and Practice Luis A. Huerta Steven Koutsavlis. List of Contributors
List of Figures and Tables. Preface Mark Berends Ann Primus Matthew G. Springer I. Perspectives on School Choice 1. Economic Perspectives on School Choice Susanna Loeb Jon Valant 2. The Political Perspective on School Choice Patrick J. Wolf 3. Social Perspectives on School Choice Mark Berends 4. The Law of Parental Choice Nicole Stelle Garnett John Schoenig 5. School Choice in American History John L. Rury 6. Critical Perspectives on School Choice: An Examination of Race Class and Gender in School Choice Policies Adrienne D. Dixson Chaddrick James-Gallaway Nancy D. Cardenas Ruqayyah Perkins-Williams 7. International Perspectives on School Choice Helen F. Ladd Edward B. Fiske II. Charter Schools 8. Hopes Fears and New Solutions: Charter Schools in 2018 Betheny Gross Christine Campbell Sivan Tuchman Roohi Sharma 9. Charter School Governance and Politics Katrina E. Bulkley Jeffrey R. Henig 10. The Social Context of Charter Schools Zachary W. Oberfield 11. Charter School Competition Megan J. Austin 12. Charter School Outcomes Joseph J. Ferrare III. School Vouchers 13. Perspectives on School Vouchers Samuel E. Abrams 14. The New Politics and Governance of School Vouchers: Outcomes and Oversight in an Era of At-Scale Choice Joshua M. Cowen 15. Social Context of Vouchers R. Joseph Waddington 16. Market Competition and School Vouchers Henry M. Levin 17. Voucher Outcomes Karin Gegenheimer Matthew G. Springer IV. Magnet Schools 18. Perspectives on Magnet Schools Ellen B. Goldring Walker A. Swain 19. The Social Context of Magnet School Programs: How Choosing Schools Intersects with District Policies to Influence Racial Integration Claire Smrekar 20. Magnet School Outcomes Julian R. Betts Chenzi Cao V. Other Aspects of School Choice 21. Accountability and School Choice Laura S. Hamilton Andrew McEachin 22. Portfolio Management Models Katrina E. Bulkley Ayesha K. Hashim 23. Schools of Choice and Marginalized Students: Students with Disabilities and English Learners Madeline Mavrogordato Carolyn Sattin-Bajaj 24. The Comingling of Neoliberal Ideology Methods and Funding in School Choice Politics and Research Julian Vasquez Heilig T. Jameson Brewer Frank Adamson 25. Parent Decision-Making and School Choice Huriya Jabbar Sarah Winchell Lenhoff 26. Information and School Choice Sean P. Corcoran Jennifer L. Jennings 27. Tax Credit Scholarships in an Evolving School Choice Arena: Implications for Research Policy and Practice Luis A. Huerta Steven Koutsavlis. List of Contributors
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