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Schools Within Schools Possibilities And Pitfalls Of High School Reform The Series On School Reform Valerie E Lee

Name: Schools Within Schools Possibilities And Pitfalls Of High School Reform The Series On School Reform Valerie E Lee
SKU: BELL-2017874
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Schools Within Schools Possibilities And Pitfalls Of High School Reform The Series On School Reform Valerie E Lee instant download after payment.

Publisher: Teachers College Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.5 MB

Pages: 224

Author: Valerie E. Lee, Douglas D. Ready

ISBN: 9780807747520, 9781429499217, 0807747521, 1429499214

Language: English

Year: 2007

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Schools Within Schools Possibilities And Pitfalls Of High School Reform The Series On School Reform Valerie E Lee by Valerie E. Lee, Douglas D. Ready 9780807747520, 9781429499217, 0807747521, 1429499214 instant download after payment.

How effective is whole-school high school reform such as the Schools-Within-Schools (SWS) model? What benefits does it have for students and in which areas does it fall short? This book seeks to answer these questions through the compelling stories of five public high schools that have embraced the SWS method. In order to fully understand the effectiveness of such a system, Valerie Lee and Douglas Ready have delved into every aspect of the reform in these settings, including participants' reactions, curriculum structures, governance and leadership, and the allocation of students to the schools. The result is a thoughtful look at the SWS model that considers the benefits and problems of implementation, along with issues of equity and access.