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The state's role in shaping a progressive vision of public education.(Abstract)
From:
Phi Delta Kappan
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November 1, 1998| Author:
French, Dan
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Many states and school districts have only compounded the problems of public schools in their desire to reform the educational system and improve academic performance. The state can transform public education positively if it focuses on standards rather than standardization.
It is possible for a state education agency to play a progressive role in shaping public education? And if so, what is that role? Can there be a constructive integration of state influence and democratic dive...
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