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Who’s Cheating Whom?, by Alfie Kohn
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 Learning from the World: Achieving More by Doing Less, by Lawrence Baines
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Are International Tests Worth Anything?, by Keith Baker
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Dynamic Inequality and Intervention: Lessons from a Small Country, by W. Norton Grubb
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Educational Trends in China and the United States: Proverbial Pendulum or Potential for Balance?, by Betty Preus
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The First Time 'Everything Changed': The 17th Bracey Report on the Condition of Public Education, by Gerald W. Bracey
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Do States Have the Capacity to Meet the NCLB MandateS?, by Gail L. Sunderman and Gary Orfield
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Formative Assessment: What Do Teachers Need to Know and Do?, by Margaret Heritage
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Instructional Insensitivity of Tests: Accountability's Dire Drawback, by W. James Popham
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Bridges, Tunnels, and School Reform: It’s the System, Stupid, by Thomas F. Kelly
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THE EDITOR'S PAGE, The Beep Heard Round the World
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WASHINGTON COMMENTARY, Language Learning and National Security, by Anne C. Lewis
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STATELINE, Minding Our Measures, by Kathy Christie
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TECHNOLOGY, Online Books and Audiobooks, by Royal Van Horn
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THOUGHTS ON TEACHING, Confessions of a Wonk, by Bobby Ann Starnes
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COURTSIDE, Bong Hits?, by Perry A. Zirkel
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