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NCLB and the Competitiveness Agenda: Happy Collaboration or a Collision Course?, by Frederick M. Hess and Andrew J. Rotherham
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 How Well Has NCLB Worked? How Do We Get the Revisions We Want?, by Anne C. Lewis
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Keeping Accountability Systems Accountable, by Martha Foote
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The Cost of Mentoring Non-University-Certified Teachers: Who Pays the Price?, by Sharilyn C. Steadman and John S. Simmons
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Mentors for Teachers from Outside the U.S., by Charles B. Hutchison and Michael Jazzar
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Summer Programs Offer Great Ideas for Teachers, by Travis Pantin
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A Bronx Tale: Creating Common Ground for High School Success, by N. Gerry House
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Dare to Be Different, by Selma Wassermann
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Walking Our Talk About Standards, by Lois Brown Easton
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Educational Rituals: Questioning How We Educate Our Children, by Steve Trowbridge
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Preparing for an Uncertain Future, by Laura Lefkowits and Kirsten Miller
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Scripted Reading Instruction? What's a Teacher Educator to Do?, by Michelle Commeyras
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DEPARTMENTS
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THE EDITOR'S PAGE, It Worked for Me
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WASHINGTON COMMENTARY, Promises to Keep, by Anne C. Lewis
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STATELINE, The Complexity of Compulsory Attendance, by Kathy Christie
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TECHNOLOGY, Intellectual Capital and Video on the Desktop, by Royal Van Horn
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IN CANADA, Postman Does Penguins, by Heather-jane Robertson
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RESEARCH, Another Way to Game the System, by Gerald W. Bracey
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COURTSIDE, Weird Science?, by Perry A. Zirkel
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