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The Oxford Encyclopedia of School Reform is a major new work that covers a wide array of school reform strategies from several geographical regions around the world. The major theme that runs through the Encyclopedia is both the successes and failures of reform efforts, and the detailed analyses offered throughout the text have a unique potential to guide future reforms. The Oxford Encyclopedia of School Reform will be required reading for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers interested in improving outcomes for learners.
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The Oxford Encyclopedia of School Reform is a major new work that covers a wide array of school reform strategies from several geographical regions around the world. The major theme that runs through the Encyclopedia is both the successes and failures of reform efforts, and the detailed analyses offered throughout the text have a unique potential to guide future reforms. The Oxford Encyclopedia of School Reform will be required reading for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers interested in improving outcomes for learners.
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- Verlag: Hurst & Co.
- Seitenzahl: 1024
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. August 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 259mm x 180mm x 41mm
- Gewicht: 1580g
- ISBN-13: 9780190841133
- ISBN-10: 0190841133
- Artikelnr.: 65830326
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Hurst & Co.
- Seitenzahl: 1024
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. August 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 259mm x 180mm x 41mm
- Gewicht: 1580g
- ISBN-13: 9780190841133
- ISBN-10: 0190841133
- Artikelnr.: 65830326
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
William T. Pink is Professor Emeritus of educational policy and leadership studies in the College of Education at Marquette University in the US, where he has served as both department chair and as director of the doctoral program. He has published widely in the areas of delinquency, sociology of education, and educational reform. He was the co-editor of The Urban Review (Springer), from 1978 until 2017, co-editor of a book series entitled Understanding Education, Social Justice, and Policy (Hampton Press), and co-editor of the book series entitled Education, Equity, Economy (Springer). His most recent books are Cultural Matters: Lesson Learned from Field Studies of Several Leading School Reform Strategies (Hampton Press, 2005), The International Handbook of Urban Education (Springer, 2007), Schools for Marginalized Youth: An International Perspective (Hampton Press, 2015), Education, Equity, Economy: Crafting a New Intersection (Springer, 2016), and The Second International Handbook of Urban Education (Springer, 2017). He is a senior editor of the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Education (Oxford University Press), and the editor-in-chief of The Oxford Encyclopedia of School Reform (Oxford University Press, 2022).
* Africa
* Analytical Review of School Reforms Towards the Education 2030 Agenda
in Zanzibar by Said Juma
* Democracy and Education in Libya by Abdelbasit Gadour
* Developing Inclusive Schools in South Africa by Petra Engelbrecht
* Educational Reforms in Kenya by Martin Kavua
* History of Special Education in South Africa and the Challenges of
Inclusive Education by Sigamoney Manicka Naicker
* Inclusive School Reform in Eswatini by Cebsile Nxumalo
* Moving Towards Inclusive Education in Ethiopia Through Itinerant
Teachers at Resource Centres by Sulochini Pather, Aemiro Tadesse, and
Solomon Gizachew
* "Night Wives" and the Education of Girls with Disabilities in Sierra
Leone by Ibrahim Bangura, Janet Njelesani, and Donald Njelesani
* Asia
* Classroom Teaching Transitions in K-12 Schools in China by Yeqin Kang
and Haiyan Qiang
* Diversity, Decentralization, and Social Justice in School Reforms in
Japan by Kaori Okano
* The Effect of the Elite School Group on Quality of Schooling by Manli
Li and Mengliao Sun
* Elite School Education Group Policy and Low-Performing Schools in
China by Yu Zhang and Xuan Qi
* English Education Reform in Asian Countries by Wenyang Sun, Xue Lan
Rong
* Foreign Language Education in Japan by Ryuko Kubota
* Patterns, Trends, Issues, Challenges, and Opportunities in the
Internationalization of Chinese Higher Education by Xue Lan Rong and
Shuguang Wang
* Reforming South Korean Higher Education for Female Marriage Migrants
by Ji-Yeon Jo and Min-Sung Jung
* Reforms on the National Matriculation EFL Tests in China by Jia Lin
* School Reform for Multicultural Society in Korea by Insil Chang and
Lydia Harim Ahn
* Students at the Center of Education Reform in Singapore by A. Lin
Goodwin and Ee Ling Low
* India
* Community-based Reforms in the Monitoring Architecture of Elementary
Education in India by Kiran Bhatty
* The Contents and Discontents of Madrasa Reform in India by Arshad
Alam
* Examining Education Reforms of India in the Matrix of Rights and
Biopolitics by Jyoti Dalal
* Gender and School Reform in India by Nandini Manjrekar and Indumathi
Sundararaman
* Historical Developments and Influences of International Actors and
Education Reforms in India by Shivali Tukdeo
* Language Policy and Reform in the Indian School System by Rupanjali
Karthik and George W. Noblit
* Mathematics and School Reform in India by Farida Abdulla Khan and
Charu Gupta
* Policy and Regulatory Reforms in Teacher Education in India by Gunjan
Sharma
* Politics, Policy, and Practice of Teacher Education Reform in India
by Poonam Batra
* Private Initiatives in School Reform in India by Disha Nawani and
Shinjini Sanyal
* Europe and the United Kingdom
* Extremism, Values, and Education in Policy and Practice by Lynn
Revell and Sally Elton-Chalcraft
* Gypsies, Mobilities, and Schools in the United Kingdom by Martin
Myers
* Lessons from Spain on the Need for a Critical Family-School
Perspective in School Reforms by Jordi Collet-Sabe and Antonio Olmedo
* The Impact on French Upper-Secondary Schools of Reforms Aiming to
Improve Students' Transition to Higher Education by Clement Pin,
Agnes van Zanten
* Practice, Policy, and Change in the School Education of Roma in
Cyprus by Loizos Symeou
* Preparing the Dutch Educational System for the 21st Century by Klaas
van Veen, Jasmijn Bloemert, and Fenna Wolthuis
* School-Led Programs of Teacher Training in England Versus Northern
Europe by Alaster Scott Douglas
* School Markets and Educational Inequality in the Republic of Ireland
by Kevin Cahill
* School Reform and Parental Engagement Learning in the UK by Janet
Goodall
* School Reform, Educational Governance, and Discourses on Social
Justice and Democratic Education in Germany by Mechtild Gomolla
* School Reform in England by Amanda Nuttall and Edward Podesta
* Self-Regulation in Early Childhood Policy and Practice in England by
Sue Robson
* Test-Based Accountability in England by Diego Santori
* Tracking Students by 'Ability' or Study Orientation in England,
Finland, and France by Anna Mazenod
* Utilizing Participatory Action Research to Build an Inclusive
Classroom Community in France by Nicole Eilers
* Nordic Countries
* 21st Century Skills and Nordic Educational Reforms by Gunn Elisabeth
Søreide, Hanne Riese, and Line Torbjørnsen Hilt
* Citizen Ideals and Education in Nordic Welfare State School Reforms
by Christian Ydesen and Mette Buchardt
* Climate Change and Worldview Transformation in Finnish Education
Policy by Harriet Zilliacus and Lili-Ann Wolff
* Data Use in Recent School Reforms by Sølvi Mausethagen, Tine S.
Prøitz, Guri Skedsmo
* Imaginaries of Inclusion in Swedish Education by Gunnlaugur Magnusson
and Daniel Petersson
* The Norwegian Case of School Reform, External Quality Control, and
the Call for Democratic Practice by Ann Elisabeth Gunnulfsen and
Eivind Larsen
* The Origin and Development of Comprehensive School Reforms in Sweden
and Other Nordic Countries by Ulf Blossing
* Postwar School Reforms in Norway by Harald Thuen and Nina Volckmar
* Quality and Evaluation in Finnish Schools by Jaakko Kauko, Janne
Varjo, Hannele Pitkänen
* Reforms of Education in Nordic Countries by Jens Rasmussen
* Shared Sense-Making, Agency, and Learning in School Development in
Finnish School Reforms by Tiina Soini, Kirsi Pyhältö, and Janne
Pietarinen
* The Swedish Assessment Reform of 2011: A Reform in Constant Need of
Ad Hoc Adjustment and Clarification by Christian Lundahl
* Tradition and Transformation in Danish Early Childhood Education and
Care by Karen Ida Dannesboe and Bjørg Kjær
* North America
* Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in School Reform by Martin Scanlan,
Francesca López, Tsuru Bailey-Jones, and Maria Baez-Cruz
* Current School Reforms in Transnational Policy Landscapes by Ninni
Wahlstrom
* Ecologically Sustaining Research Partnerships by Melissa M. Jozwiak
and Karen L.B. Burgard
* The Impact of International Experiential Learning and the Community
and University Partnership Supporting Global Citizenship in US
Schools by Elisabeth Krimbill, Lawrence Scott, and Amy Carter
* A Political History of Educational Development through International
Organizations by Olivia Scott Kamkwamba
* Positive School Leadership Behaviors by Joseph Murphy, Karen Seashore
Louis, and Mark Smylie
* Promoting Student Success in Low-Performing Schools by Bruce G.
Barnett
* Reimagining Student Leadership Development in Urban Schools by
Lawrence Scott, Donna Druery, and Ashland Pingue
* Reimagining University Partnerships with Local Schools in the United
States by Karen L. B. Burgard and Melissa M. Jozwiak
* Schools as Reform Incubators by William T. Pink
* Success for All by Robert E. Slavin and Nancy A. Madden
* Urban Charter Schools by Manya Whitaker
* Urban School Reform in the United States by Craig Peck
* Using Proven Programs to Improve Educational Outcomes by Robert E.
Slavin
* Oceania
* Aligning School Autonomy and Social Justice Approaches to Reform in
School Breakfast Clubs in Australia by Fiona MacDonald
* Asia Literacy in Australian Schools and the Move Towards Broader
Intercultural Understanding by Emily S. Rudling
* Children's Rights, Student Voice, Informal Learning, and School
Reform by Roseanna Bourke and John O'Neill
* Cultural Wellbeing in Classroom Communities in Australia by Sherridan
Emery
* Global School Funding Debates and Reforms by Elisa Di Gregorio and
Glenn C. Savage
* The Indonesian Equivalency Program for Out-of-School Youth by Ila
Rosmilawati and Carol Reid
* Learning from Alternative Schools to Enhance School Completion by
Kitty te Riele, Glenda McGregor, Martin Mills, Aspa Baroutsis, and
Debra Hayes
* Managing Behavior or Promoting Engagement? by Jeff Thomas
* Reforming the Engagement of Schools with Unaccompanied Homeless
Children by Catherine Robinson
* Remote and Rural Education in Australia and the Pacific by Stephen
Crump, Kylie Twyford, and Theresa Koroivulaono
* STEM and STEAM Education in Australian K-12 Schooling by Kimberley
Pressick-Kilborn, Melissa Silk, Jane Martin
* System Reform in the Early Childhood Education and Care Sector in
Australia by Becky Shelley
* Taking a Wellbeing-Centric Approach to School Reform by Helen Cahill,
Babak Dadvand, and Annie Gowing
* Trust in Schooling System Governance and Reform by John O'Neill
* Latin and South America
* Education Policies in Argentina by Myriam Feldfeber
* Educational Reforms Conducted by Brazilian Courts by Adriana Dragone
Silveira
* Federalism, Decentralization, Intergovernmental Relations, and
Educational Provision in Five Latin American Countries by Gilda
Cardoso de Araujo
* Homeschooling in the Educational Landscape of Latin America by
Luciane Muniz Ribeiro Barbosa
* Privatization of Education in Latin American Countries by Theresa
Adrião and Camilla Croso
* Analytical Review of School Reforms Towards the Education 2030 Agenda
in Zanzibar by Said Juma
* Democracy and Education in Libya by Abdelbasit Gadour
* Developing Inclusive Schools in South Africa by Petra Engelbrecht
* Educational Reforms in Kenya by Martin Kavua
* History of Special Education in South Africa and the Challenges of
Inclusive Education by Sigamoney Manicka Naicker
* Inclusive School Reform in Eswatini by Cebsile Nxumalo
* Moving Towards Inclusive Education in Ethiopia Through Itinerant
Teachers at Resource Centres by Sulochini Pather, Aemiro Tadesse, and
Solomon Gizachew
* "Night Wives" and the Education of Girls with Disabilities in Sierra
Leone by Ibrahim Bangura, Janet Njelesani, and Donald Njelesani
* Asia
* Classroom Teaching Transitions in K-12 Schools in China by Yeqin Kang
and Haiyan Qiang
* Diversity, Decentralization, and Social Justice in School Reforms in
Japan by Kaori Okano
* The Effect of the Elite School Group on Quality of Schooling by Manli
Li and Mengliao Sun
* Elite School Education Group Policy and Low-Performing Schools in
China by Yu Zhang and Xuan Qi
* English Education Reform in Asian Countries by Wenyang Sun, Xue Lan
Rong
* Foreign Language Education in Japan by Ryuko Kubota
* Patterns, Trends, Issues, Challenges, and Opportunities in the
Internationalization of Chinese Higher Education by Xue Lan Rong and
Shuguang Wang
* Reforming South Korean Higher Education for Female Marriage Migrants
by Ji-Yeon Jo and Min-Sung Jung
* Reforms on the National Matriculation EFL Tests in China by Jia Lin
* School Reform for Multicultural Society in Korea by Insil Chang and
Lydia Harim Ahn
* Students at the Center of Education Reform in Singapore by A. Lin
Goodwin and Ee Ling Low
* India
* Community-based Reforms in the Monitoring Architecture of Elementary
Education in India by Kiran Bhatty
* The Contents and Discontents of Madrasa Reform in India by Arshad
Alam
* Examining Education Reforms of India in the Matrix of Rights and
Biopolitics by Jyoti Dalal
* Gender and School Reform in India by Nandini Manjrekar and Indumathi
Sundararaman
* Historical Developments and Influences of International Actors and
Education Reforms in India by Shivali Tukdeo
* Language Policy and Reform in the Indian School System by Rupanjali
Karthik and George W. Noblit
* Mathematics and School Reform in India by Farida Abdulla Khan and
Charu Gupta
* Policy and Regulatory Reforms in Teacher Education in India by Gunjan
Sharma
* Politics, Policy, and Practice of Teacher Education Reform in India
by Poonam Batra
* Private Initiatives in School Reform in India by Disha Nawani and
Shinjini Sanyal
* Europe and the United Kingdom
* Extremism, Values, and Education in Policy and Practice by Lynn
Revell and Sally Elton-Chalcraft
* Gypsies, Mobilities, and Schools in the United Kingdom by Martin
Myers
* Lessons from Spain on the Need for a Critical Family-School
Perspective in School Reforms by Jordi Collet-Sabe and Antonio Olmedo
* The Impact on French Upper-Secondary Schools of Reforms Aiming to
Improve Students' Transition to Higher Education by Clement Pin,
Agnes van Zanten
* Practice, Policy, and Change in the School Education of Roma in
Cyprus by Loizos Symeou
* Preparing the Dutch Educational System for the 21st Century by Klaas
van Veen, Jasmijn Bloemert, and Fenna Wolthuis
* School-Led Programs of Teacher Training in England Versus Northern
Europe by Alaster Scott Douglas
* School Markets and Educational Inequality in the Republic of Ireland
by Kevin Cahill
* School Reform and Parental Engagement Learning in the UK by Janet
Goodall
* School Reform, Educational Governance, and Discourses on Social
Justice and Democratic Education in Germany by Mechtild Gomolla
* School Reform in England by Amanda Nuttall and Edward Podesta
* Self-Regulation in Early Childhood Policy and Practice in England by
Sue Robson
* Test-Based Accountability in England by Diego Santori
* Tracking Students by 'Ability' or Study Orientation in England,
Finland, and France by Anna Mazenod
* Utilizing Participatory Action Research to Build an Inclusive
Classroom Community in France by Nicole Eilers
* Nordic Countries
* 21st Century Skills and Nordic Educational Reforms by Gunn Elisabeth
Søreide, Hanne Riese, and Line Torbjørnsen Hilt
* Citizen Ideals and Education in Nordic Welfare State School Reforms
by Christian Ydesen and Mette Buchardt
* Climate Change and Worldview Transformation in Finnish Education
Policy by Harriet Zilliacus and Lili-Ann Wolff
* Data Use in Recent School Reforms by Sølvi Mausethagen, Tine S.
Prøitz, Guri Skedsmo
* Imaginaries of Inclusion in Swedish Education by Gunnlaugur Magnusson
and Daniel Petersson
* The Norwegian Case of School Reform, External Quality Control, and
the Call for Democratic Practice by Ann Elisabeth Gunnulfsen and
Eivind Larsen
* The Origin and Development of Comprehensive School Reforms in Sweden
and Other Nordic Countries by Ulf Blossing
* Postwar School Reforms in Norway by Harald Thuen and Nina Volckmar
* Quality and Evaluation in Finnish Schools by Jaakko Kauko, Janne
Varjo, Hannele Pitkänen
* Reforms of Education in Nordic Countries by Jens Rasmussen
* Shared Sense-Making, Agency, and Learning in School Development in
Finnish School Reforms by Tiina Soini, Kirsi Pyhältö, and Janne
Pietarinen
* The Swedish Assessment Reform of 2011: A Reform in Constant Need of
Ad Hoc Adjustment and Clarification by Christian Lundahl
* Tradition and Transformation in Danish Early Childhood Education and
Care by Karen Ida Dannesboe and Bjørg Kjær
* North America
* Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in School Reform by Martin Scanlan,
Francesca López, Tsuru Bailey-Jones, and Maria Baez-Cruz
* Current School Reforms in Transnational Policy Landscapes by Ninni
Wahlstrom
* Ecologically Sustaining Research Partnerships by Melissa M. Jozwiak
and Karen L.B. Burgard
* The Impact of International Experiential Learning and the Community
and University Partnership Supporting Global Citizenship in US
Schools by Elisabeth Krimbill, Lawrence Scott, and Amy Carter
* A Political History of Educational Development through International
Organizations by Olivia Scott Kamkwamba
* Positive School Leadership Behaviors by Joseph Murphy, Karen Seashore
Louis, and Mark Smylie
* Promoting Student Success in Low-Performing Schools by Bruce G.
Barnett
* Reimagining Student Leadership Development in Urban Schools by
Lawrence Scott, Donna Druery, and Ashland Pingue
* Reimagining University Partnerships with Local Schools in the United
States by Karen L. B. Burgard and Melissa M. Jozwiak
* Schools as Reform Incubators by William T. Pink
* Success for All by Robert E. Slavin and Nancy A. Madden
* Urban Charter Schools by Manya Whitaker
* Urban School Reform in the United States by Craig Peck
* Using Proven Programs to Improve Educational Outcomes by Robert E.
Slavin
* Oceania
* Aligning School Autonomy and Social Justice Approaches to Reform in
School Breakfast Clubs in Australia by Fiona MacDonald
* Asia Literacy in Australian Schools and the Move Towards Broader
Intercultural Understanding by Emily S. Rudling
* Children's Rights, Student Voice, Informal Learning, and School
Reform by Roseanna Bourke and John O'Neill
* Cultural Wellbeing in Classroom Communities in Australia by Sherridan
Emery
* Global School Funding Debates and Reforms by Elisa Di Gregorio and
Glenn C. Savage
* The Indonesian Equivalency Program for Out-of-School Youth by Ila
Rosmilawati and Carol Reid
* Learning from Alternative Schools to Enhance School Completion by
Kitty te Riele, Glenda McGregor, Martin Mills, Aspa Baroutsis, and
Debra Hayes
* Managing Behavior or Promoting Engagement? by Jeff Thomas
* Reforming the Engagement of Schools with Unaccompanied Homeless
Children by Catherine Robinson
* Remote and Rural Education in Australia and the Pacific by Stephen
Crump, Kylie Twyford, and Theresa Koroivulaono
* STEM and STEAM Education in Australian K-12 Schooling by Kimberley
Pressick-Kilborn, Melissa Silk, Jane Martin
* System Reform in the Early Childhood Education and Care Sector in
Australia by Becky Shelley
* Taking a Wellbeing-Centric Approach to School Reform by Helen Cahill,
Babak Dadvand, and Annie Gowing
* Trust in Schooling System Governance and Reform by John O'Neill
* Latin and South America
* Education Policies in Argentina by Myriam Feldfeber
* Educational Reforms Conducted by Brazilian Courts by Adriana Dragone
Silveira
* Federalism, Decentralization, Intergovernmental Relations, and
Educational Provision in Five Latin American Countries by Gilda
Cardoso de Araujo
* Homeschooling in the Educational Landscape of Latin America by
Luciane Muniz Ribeiro Barbosa
* Privatization of Education in Latin American Countries by Theresa
Adrião and Camilla Croso
* Africa
* Analytical Review of School Reforms Towards the Education 2030 Agenda
in Zanzibar by Said Juma
* Democracy and Education in Libya by Abdelbasit Gadour
* Developing Inclusive Schools in South Africa by Petra Engelbrecht
* Educational Reforms in Kenya by Martin Kavua
* History of Special Education in South Africa and the Challenges of
Inclusive Education by Sigamoney Manicka Naicker
* Inclusive School Reform in Eswatini by Cebsile Nxumalo
* Moving Towards Inclusive Education in Ethiopia Through Itinerant
Teachers at Resource Centres by Sulochini Pather, Aemiro Tadesse, and
Solomon Gizachew
* "Night Wives" and the Education of Girls with Disabilities in Sierra
Leone by Ibrahim Bangura, Janet Njelesani, and Donald Njelesani
* Asia
* Classroom Teaching Transitions in K-12 Schools in China by Yeqin Kang
and Haiyan Qiang
* Diversity, Decentralization, and Social Justice in School Reforms in
Japan by Kaori Okano
* The Effect of the Elite School Group on Quality of Schooling by Manli
Li and Mengliao Sun
* Elite School Education Group Policy and Low-Performing Schools in
China by Yu Zhang and Xuan Qi
* English Education Reform in Asian Countries by Wenyang Sun, Xue Lan
Rong
* Foreign Language Education in Japan by Ryuko Kubota
* Patterns, Trends, Issues, Challenges, and Opportunities in the
Internationalization of Chinese Higher Education by Xue Lan Rong and
Shuguang Wang
* Reforming South Korean Higher Education for Female Marriage Migrants
by Ji-Yeon Jo and Min-Sung Jung
* Reforms on the National Matriculation EFL Tests in China by Jia Lin
* School Reform for Multicultural Society in Korea by Insil Chang and
Lydia Harim Ahn
* Students at the Center of Education Reform in Singapore by A. Lin
Goodwin and Ee Ling Low
* India
* Community-based Reforms in the Monitoring Architecture of Elementary
Education in India by Kiran Bhatty
* The Contents and Discontents of Madrasa Reform in India by Arshad
Alam
* Examining Education Reforms of India in the Matrix of Rights and
Biopolitics by Jyoti Dalal
* Gender and School Reform in India by Nandini Manjrekar and Indumathi
Sundararaman
* Historical Developments and Influences of International Actors and
Education Reforms in India by Shivali Tukdeo
* Language Policy and Reform in the Indian School System by Rupanjali
Karthik and George W. Noblit
* Mathematics and School Reform in India by Farida Abdulla Khan and
Charu Gupta
* Policy and Regulatory Reforms in Teacher Education in India by Gunjan
Sharma
* Politics, Policy, and Practice of Teacher Education Reform in India
by Poonam Batra
* Private Initiatives in School Reform in India by Disha Nawani and
Shinjini Sanyal
* Europe and the United Kingdom
* Extremism, Values, and Education in Policy and Practice by Lynn
Revell and Sally Elton-Chalcraft
* Gypsies, Mobilities, and Schools in the United Kingdom by Martin
Myers
* Lessons from Spain on the Need for a Critical Family-School
Perspective in School Reforms by Jordi Collet-Sabe and Antonio Olmedo
* The Impact on French Upper-Secondary Schools of Reforms Aiming to
Improve Students' Transition to Higher Education by Clement Pin,
Agnes van Zanten
* Practice, Policy, and Change in the School Education of Roma in
Cyprus by Loizos Symeou
* Preparing the Dutch Educational System for the 21st Century by Klaas
van Veen, Jasmijn Bloemert, and Fenna Wolthuis
* School-Led Programs of Teacher Training in England Versus Northern
Europe by Alaster Scott Douglas
* School Markets and Educational Inequality in the Republic of Ireland
by Kevin Cahill
* School Reform and Parental Engagement Learning in the UK by Janet
Goodall
* School Reform, Educational Governance, and Discourses on Social
Justice and Democratic Education in Germany by Mechtild Gomolla
* School Reform in England by Amanda Nuttall and Edward Podesta
* Self-Regulation in Early Childhood Policy and Practice in England by
Sue Robson
* Test-Based Accountability in England by Diego Santori
* Tracking Students by 'Ability' or Study Orientation in England,
Finland, and France by Anna Mazenod
* Utilizing Participatory Action Research to Build an Inclusive
Classroom Community in France by Nicole Eilers
* Nordic Countries
* 21st Century Skills and Nordic Educational Reforms by Gunn Elisabeth
Søreide, Hanne Riese, and Line Torbjørnsen Hilt
* Citizen Ideals and Education in Nordic Welfare State School Reforms
by Christian Ydesen and Mette Buchardt
* Climate Change and Worldview Transformation in Finnish Education
Policy by Harriet Zilliacus and Lili-Ann Wolff
* Data Use in Recent School Reforms by Sølvi Mausethagen, Tine S.
Prøitz, Guri Skedsmo
* Imaginaries of Inclusion in Swedish Education by Gunnlaugur Magnusson
and Daniel Petersson
* The Norwegian Case of School Reform, External Quality Control, and
the Call for Democratic Practice by Ann Elisabeth Gunnulfsen and
Eivind Larsen
* The Origin and Development of Comprehensive School Reforms in Sweden
and Other Nordic Countries by Ulf Blossing
* Postwar School Reforms in Norway by Harald Thuen and Nina Volckmar
* Quality and Evaluation in Finnish Schools by Jaakko Kauko, Janne
Varjo, Hannele Pitkänen
* Reforms of Education in Nordic Countries by Jens Rasmussen
* Shared Sense-Making, Agency, and Learning in School Development in
Finnish School Reforms by Tiina Soini, Kirsi Pyhältö, and Janne
Pietarinen
* The Swedish Assessment Reform of 2011: A Reform in Constant Need of
Ad Hoc Adjustment and Clarification by Christian Lundahl
* Tradition and Transformation in Danish Early Childhood Education and
Care by Karen Ida Dannesboe and Bjørg Kjær
* North America
* Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in School Reform by Martin Scanlan,
Francesca López, Tsuru Bailey-Jones, and Maria Baez-Cruz
* Current School Reforms in Transnational Policy Landscapes by Ninni
Wahlstrom
* Ecologically Sustaining Research Partnerships by Melissa M. Jozwiak
and Karen L.B. Burgard
* The Impact of International Experiential Learning and the Community
and University Partnership Supporting Global Citizenship in US
Schools by Elisabeth Krimbill, Lawrence Scott, and Amy Carter
* A Political History of Educational Development through International
Organizations by Olivia Scott Kamkwamba
* Positive School Leadership Behaviors by Joseph Murphy, Karen Seashore
Louis, and Mark Smylie
* Promoting Student Success in Low-Performing Schools by Bruce G.
Barnett
* Reimagining Student Leadership Development in Urban Schools by
Lawrence Scott, Donna Druery, and Ashland Pingue
* Reimagining University Partnerships with Local Schools in the United
States by Karen L. B. Burgard and Melissa M. Jozwiak
* Schools as Reform Incubators by William T. Pink
* Success for All by Robert E. Slavin and Nancy A. Madden
* Urban Charter Schools by Manya Whitaker
* Urban School Reform in the United States by Craig Peck
* Using Proven Programs to Improve Educational Outcomes by Robert E.
Slavin
* Oceania
* Aligning School Autonomy and Social Justice Approaches to Reform in
School Breakfast Clubs in Australia by Fiona MacDonald
* Asia Literacy in Australian Schools and the Move Towards Broader
Intercultural Understanding by Emily S. Rudling
* Children's Rights, Student Voice, Informal Learning, and School
Reform by Roseanna Bourke and John O'Neill
* Cultural Wellbeing in Classroom Communities in Australia by Sherridan
Emery
* Global School Funding Debates and Reforms by Elisa Di Gregorio and
Glenn C. Savage
* The Indonesian Equivalency Program for Out-of-School Youth by Ila
Rosmilawati and Carol Reid
* Learning from Alternative Schools to Enhance School Completion by
Kitty te Riele, Glenda McGregor, Martin Mills, Aspa Baroutsis, and
Debra Hayes
* Managing Behavior or Promoting Engagement? by Jeff Thomas
* Reforming the Engagement of Schools with Unaccompanied Homeless
Children by Catherine Robinson
* Remote and Rural Education in Australia and the Pacific by Stephen
Crump, Kylie Twyford, and Theresa Koroivulaono
* STEM and STEAM Education in Australian K-12 Schooling by Kimberley
Pressick-Kilborn, Melissa Silk, Jane Martin
* System Reform in the Early Childhood Education and Care Sector in
Australia by Becky Shelley
* Taking a Wellbeing-Centric Approach to School Reform by Helen Cahill,
Babak Dadvand, and Annie Gowing
* Trust in Schooling System Governance and Reform by John O'Neill
* Latin and South America
* Education Policies in Argentina by Myriam Feldfeber
* Educational Reforms Conducted by Brazilian Courts by Adriana Dragone
Silveira
* Federalism, Decentralization, Intergovernmental Relations, and
Educational Provision in Five Latin American Countries by Gilda
Cardoso de Araujo
* Homeschooling in the Educational Landscape of Latin America by
Luciane Muniz Ribeiro Barbosa
* Privatization of Education in Latin American Countries by Theresa
Adrião and Camilla Croso
* Analytical Review of School Reforms Towards the Education 2030 Agenda
in Zanzibar by Said Juma
* Democracy and Education in Libya by Abdelbasit Gadour
* Developing Inclusive Schools in South Africa by Petra Engelbrecht
* Educational Reforms in Kenya by Martin Kavua
* History of Special Education in South Africa and the Challenges of
Inclusive Education by Sigamoney Manicka Naicker
* Inclusive School Reform in Eswatini by Cebsile Nxumalo
* Moving Towards Inclusive Education in Ethiopia Through Itinerant
Teachers at Resource Centres by Sulochini Pather, Aemiro Tadesse, and
Solomon Gizachew
* "Night Wives" and the Education of Girls with Disabilities in Sierra
Leone by Ibrahim Bangura, Janet Njelesani, and Donald Njelesani
* Asia
* Classroom Teaching Transitions in K-12 Schools in China by Yeqin Kang
and Haiyan Qiang
* Diversity, Decentralization, and Social Justice in School Reforms in
Japan by Kaori Okano
* The Effect of the Elite School Group on Quality of Schooling by Manli
Li and Mengliao Sun
* Elite School Education Group Policy and Low-Performing Schools in
China by Yu Zhang and Xuan Qi
* English Education Reform in Asian Countries by Wenyang Sun, Xue Lan
Rong
* Foreign Language Education in Japan by Ryuko Kubota
* Patterns, Trends, Issues, Challenges, and Opportunities in the
Internationalization of Chinese Higher Education by Xue Lan Rong and
Shuguang Wang
* Reforming South Korean Higher Education for Female Marriage Migrants
by Ji-Yeon Jo and Min-Sung Jung
* Reforms on the National Matriculation EFL Tests in China by Jia Lin
* School Reform for Multicultural Society in Korea by Insil Chang and
Lydia Harim Ahn
* Students at the Center of Education Reform in Singapore by A. Lin
Goodwin and Ee Ling Low
* India
* Community-based Reforms in the Monitoring Architecture of Elementary
Education in India by Kiran Bhatty
* The Contents and Discontents of Madrasa Reform in India by Arshad
Alam
* Examining Education Reforms of India in the Matrix of Rights and
Biopolitics by Jyoti Dalal
* Gender and School Reform in India by Nandini Manjrekar and Indumathi
Sundararaman
* Historical Developments and Influences of International Actors and
Education Reforms in India by Shivali Tukdeo
* Language Policy and Reform in the Indian School System by Rupanjali
Karthik and George W. Noblit
* Mathematics and School Reform in India by Farida Abdulla Khan and
Charu Gupta
* Policy and Regulatory Reforms in Teacher Education in India by Gunjan
Sharma
* Politics, Policy, and Practice of Teacher Education Reform in India
by Poonam Batra
* Private Initiatives in School Reform in India by Disha Nawani and
Shinjini Sanyal
* Europe and the United Kingdom
* Extremism, Values, and Education in Policy and Practice by Lynn
Revell and Sally Elton-Chalcraft
* Gypsies, Mobilities, and Schools in the United Kingdom by Martin
Myers
* Lessons from Spain on the Need for a Critical Family-School
Perspective in School Reforms by Jordi Collet-Sabe and Antonio Olmedo
* The Impact on French Upper-Secondary Schools of Reforms Aiming to
Improve Students' Transition to Higher Education by Clement Pin,
Agnes van Zanten
* Practice, Policy, and Change in the School Education of Roma in
Cyprus by Loizos Symeou
* Preparing the Dutch Educational System for the 21st Century by Klaas
van Veen, Jasmijn Bloemert, and Fenna Wolthuis
* School-Led Programs of Teacher Training in England Versus Northern
Europe by Alaster Scott Douglas
* School Markets and Educational Inequality in the Republic of Ireland
by Kevin Cahill
* School Reform and Parental Engagement Learning in the UK by Janet
Goodall
* School Reform, Educational Governance, and Discourses on Social
Justice and Democratic Education in Germany by Mechtild Gomolla
* School Reform in England by Amanda Nuttall and Edward Podesta
* Self-Regulation in Early Childhood Policy and Practice in England by
Sue Robson
* Test-Based Accountability in England by Diego Santori
* Tracking Students by 'Ability' or Study Orientation in England,
Finland, and France by Anna Mazenod
* Utilizing Participatory Action Research to Build an Inclusive
Classroom Community in France by Nicole Eilers
* Nordic Countries
* 21st Century Skills and Nordic Educational Reforms by Gunn Elisabeth
Søreide, Hanne Riese, and Line Torbjørnsen Hilt
* Citizen Ideals and Education in Nordic Welfare State School Reforms
by Christian Ydesen and Mette Buchardt
* Climate Change and Worldview Transformation in Finnish Education
Policy by Harriet Zilliacus and Lili-Ann Wolff
* Data Use in Recent School Reforms by Sølvi Mausethagen, Tine S.
Prøitz, Guri Skedsmo
* Imaginaries of Inclusion in Swedish Education by Gunnlaugur Magnusson
and Daniel Petersson
* The Norwegian Case of School Reform, External Quality Control, and
the Call for Democratic Practice by Ann Elisabeth Gunnulfsen and
Eivind Larsen
* The Origin and Development of Comprehensive School Reforms in Sweden
and Other Nordic Countries by Ulf Blossing
* Postwar School Reforms in Norway by Harald Thuen and Nina Volckmar
* Quality and Evaluation in Finnish Schools by Jaakko Kauko, Janne
Varjo, Hannele Pitkänen
* Reforms of Education in Nordic Countries by Jens Rasmussen
* Shared Sense-Making, Agency, and Learning in School Development in
Finnish School Reforms by Tiina Soini, Kirsi Pyhältö, and Janne
Pietarinen
* The Swedish Assessment Reform of 2011: A Reform in Constant Need of
Ad Hoc Adjustment and Clarification by Christian Lundahl
* Tradition and Transformation in Danish Early Childhood Education and
Care by Karen Ida Dannesboe and Bjørg Kjær
* North America
* Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in School Reform by Martin Scanlan,
Francesca López, Tsuru Bailey-Jones, and Maria Baez-Cruz
* Current School Reforms in Transnational Policy Landscapes by Ninni
Wahlstrom
* Ecologically Sustaining Research Partnerships by Melissa M. Jozwiak
and Karen L.B. Burgard
* The Impact of International Experiential Learning and the Community
and University Partnership Supporting Global Citizenship in US
Schools by Elisabeth Krimbill, Lawrence Scott, and Amy Carter
* A Political History of Educational Development through International
Organizations by Olivia Scott Kamkwamba
* Positive School Leadership Behaviors by Joseph Murphy, Karen Seashore
Louis, and Mark Smylie
* Promoting Student Success in Low-Performing Schools by Bruce G.
Barnett
* Reimagining Student Leadership Development in Urban Schools by
Lawrence Scott, Donna Druery, and Ashland Pingue
* Reimagining University Partnerships with Local Schools in the United
States by Karen L. B. Burgard and Melissa M. Jozwiak
* Schools as Reform Incubators by William T. Pink
* Success for All by Robert E. Slavin and Nancy A. Madden
* Urban Charter Schools by Manya Whitaker
* Urban School Reform in the United States by Craig Peck
* Using Proven Programs to Improve Educational Outcomes by Robert E.
Slavin
* Oceania
* Aligning School Autonomy and Social Justice Approaches to Reform in
School Breakfast Clubs in Australia by Fiona MacDonald
* Asia Literacy in Australian Schools and the Move Towards Broader
Intercultural Understanding by Emily S. Rudling
* Children's Rights, Student Voice, Informal Learning, and School
Reform by Roseanna Bourke and John O'Neill
* Cultural Wellbeing in Classroom Communities in Australia by Sherridan
Emery
* Global School Funding Debates and Reforms by Elisa Di Gregorio and
Glenn C. Savage
* The Indonesian Equivalency Program for Out-of-School Youth by Ila
Rosmilawati and Carol Reid
* Learning from Alternative Schools to Enhance School Completion by
Kitty te Riele, Glenda McGregor, Martin Mills, Aspa Baroutsis, and
Debra Hayes
* Managing Behavior or Promoting Engagement? by Jeff Thomas
* Reforming the Engagement of Schools with Unaccompanied Homeless
Children by Catherine Robinson
* Remote and Rural Education in Australia and the Pacific by Stephen
Crump, Kylie Twyford, and Theresa Koroivulaono
* STEM and STEAM Education in Australian K-12 Schooling by Kimberley
Pressick-Kilborn, Melissa Silk, Jane Martin
* System Reform in the Early Childhood Education and Care Sector in
Australia by Becky Shelley
* Taking a Wellbeing-Centric Approach to School Reform by Helen Cahill,
Babak Dadvand, and Annie Gowing
* Trust in Schooling System Governance and Reform by John O'Neill
* Latin and South America
* Education Policies in Argentina by Myriam Feldfeber
* Educational Reforms Conducted by Brazilian Courts by Adriana Dragone
Silveira
* Federalism, Decentralization, Intergovernmental Relations, and
Educational Provision in Five Latin American Countries by Gilda
Cardoso de Araujo
* Homeschooling in the Educational Landscape of Latin America by
Luciane Muniz Ribeiro Barbosa
* Privatization of Education in Latin American Countries by Theresa
Adrião and Camilla Croso