| TABLE OF CONTENTS: DECEMBER 1996 * Volume 78 * Number 4 |
FEATURES
268 Reforming
American Education from the Bottom to the Top: Escaping Academic
Captivity, by
Evans Clinchy
271 Supposing
That . . . , by
Deborah Meier
277 Is That Penguin
Stuffed or Real?, by Susan Ohanian
285 Rethinking the Benefits
of the College-Bound Curriculum, by
Nel Noddings
290 Daddy, I'm Scared: A Prophetic Parable,
by David T. Conley
298 Cultural Ways of Working and Believing in School:
Preserving the Way Things Are, by Ralph Parish and
Frank Aquila
305 A Mass of Contradictions, Bad History, and Faulty
Analysis: A Response to Parish and Aquila, by Roger
Soder
307 No One Ever Said It Would Be Easy: A Response
to Parish and Aquila, by Kim Marshall
309 Where's Waldo? The Conspicuous Absence of Higher
Education from School Reform and One State's
Response, by David T. Conley
315 The Relationship of Assessment to Knowledge Development
in Science Education, by George
J. Pallrand
319 The Rise, Fall, and Rise of State Assessment
in California: 1993-96, by Michael
W. Kirst and Christopher Mazzeo
324 Competitive Grading
Sabotages Good Teaching, by John D. Krumboltz
and Christine J. Yeh
327 A School Without Chairs, by Mark
F. Goldberg
DEPARTMENTS
264 EDITOR'S PAGE, With Friends Like These
265 WASHINGTON COMMENTARY, by Anne C.
Lewis
267 STATELINE, by Chris Pipho
330 RESEARCH, by Gerald W. Bracey
332 COURTSIDE, Affirmative Action? It's
a Tossup, by Perry A. Zirkel
334 IN CANADA, A Blueprint for Restructured
Education in Quebec, by Tom McConaghy
336 POWER TOOLS, Seasonal Shoppers' Guide,
by Royal Van Horn
338 BACKTALK
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