Archive for G. Gregory Moo
The Color of School Reform: Race, Politics, and the Challenge of Urban Education by Jeffrey R. Henig, Richard C. Hula, Marion Orr, and Desiree S. Pedescleaux
Princeton University Press • 1999 • 292 pages • $35.00 Race, contend the authors of The Color of School Reform, is pivotal in efforts to reform public education in urban communities. Important too is government’s ability to facilitate development of civic capacity—“the capacity to collectively set goals and effectively pursue them”—which is the heart and [...]
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