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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Liane Brouillette , James E. Moran , Jonathan AndrewsPublisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd Imprint: Routledge Weight: 0.394kg ISBN: 9781138874671ISBN 10: 1138874671 Pages: 286 Publication Date: 30 September 2020 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of Contents"Contents: S. Sarason, Foreword. Preface. Charter Schools: Redefining a Social Contract? The ""Prehistory"" of Charter Schools. S. Korach, Pioneering Change: The Experiences of Three Colorado Charter Schools. .T. Perry, Politics Versus the Best of Intentions: A Case Study of a School-University Collaboration. Beating the Odds in the Inner City: Wesley Elementary Becomes a Charter School. B. Korth, Understanding the Complexities of Success in the Making of a New Setting: Case Study of the University of Houston Charter School of Technology. Behind the Rhetoric: The Agony, the Ecstasy of Being First. Building a Theoretical Framework: Commonalities and Contrasts. Beyond Economics and Politics: Charter Schools as Mediating Institutions."ReviewsBrouillette delivers no less than what she promised: to help the reader better understand the challenges facing those who create new educational settings, and to better understand the perceptions and concerns that motivate charter school initiators, teachers, and parents...The book is readable, clear, easily understood from both a lay perspective as well as a academician's-it was a joy to read. -Anthropology and Education Quarterly It is well written and balanced in its discussion of an issue that has accumulated much emotional baggage in the past decade. -American Journal of Psychology It is well written and balanced in its discussion of an issue that has accumulated much emotional baggage in the past decade... offers an impressive number of insights about the challenges that charter schools face and the shortcomings and potential of the charter school movement as a component of school reform. -American Journal of Psychology The contributors to this book not only provide valuable documentation of the process of starting a charter school, but also offer an insightful and coherent analysis of challenges that founders of charter schools face. This book should be realistic, valuable resource to anyone seeking to create effective educational reform through charter schools. -The Harvard Educational Review Brouillette delivers no less than what she promised: to help the reader better understand the challenges facing those who create new educational settings, and to better understand the perceptions and concerns that motivate charter school initiators, teachers, and parents...The book is readable, clear, easily understood from both a lay perspective as well as a academician's-it was a joy to read. -Anthropology and Education Quarterly It is well written and balanced in its discussion of an issue that has accumulated much emotional baggage in the past decade. -American Journal of Psychology It is well written and balanced in its discussion of an issue that has accumulated much emotional baggage in the past decade... offers an impressive number of insights about the challenges that charter schools face and the shortcomings and potential of the charter school movement as a component of school reform. -American Journal of Psychology The contributors to this book not only provide valuable documentation of the process of starting a charter school, but also offer an insightful and coherent analysis of challenges that founders of charter schools face. This book should be realistic, valuable resource to anyone seeking to create effective educational reform through charter schools. -The Harvard Educational Review Author InformationLiane Brouillette Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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