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Ability Equity Culture Sustaining Inclusive Urban Education Reform Kozleski

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Ability Equity Culture Sustaining Inclusive Urban Education Reform Kozleski
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Publisher: New York : Teachers College Press, Teachers College, Columbia University
File Extension: PDF
File size: 15.63 MB
Author: Kozleski, Elizabeth B
Language: English
Year: 2014

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Ability Equity Culture Sustaining Inclusive Urban Education Reform Kozleski by Kozleski, Elizabeth B instant download after payment.

vii, 264 pages : 24 cm, Includes bibliographical references and index, Introduction -- Theorizing systemic reform in urban schools -- Student voices in urban school and district improvement: creating youth-adult partnerships for student success and social justice -- Beyond psychological views of student learning in systemic reform agendas -- Family resistance as a tool in urban school reform -- Creating classrooms for all learners -- Teacher learning in urban schools -- The role of the urban principal in leading school change: the efforts and tensions of principals in disturbing the status quo -- Leadership for transforming districts into inclusive systems -- Educational systems change at the state level -- Making policy sticky: distributed networks of reform -- Epilogue: and the quest continues -- About the editors and contributors

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