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Volume 16, No. 4 - Summer 2002 |
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By James Crawford The Bilingual Education Act becomes the English Language Acquisition Act. Israel, Palestine and Teaching: A Rethinking Schools Editorial Resistance and Hope By S. J. Childs Using the blacklisted film Salt of the Earth to counteract cynicism. Another Urban Legend By Stephen Krashen Did test scores plummet in California because of whole language? Social Studies Standards for What? By Bill Bigelow Why not develop standards that encourage deep and purposeful inquiry? Requesting Testing By Alfie Kohn Teachers beware: Don't fall into the 'Test us, too!' trap. 'Write the Truth' By Bob Peterson Fifth graders research how many U.S. presidents owned slaves.
By Lani Guinier Our society unfairly privileges those who do well on tests. Confronting White Privilege By Dale Weiss One white teacher's journey as she struggles with racism. Membership Has Its Privileges
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CONTENTS Vermont May Reject Federal Money Not All Inequality Bothers Bush Obituary: The Bilingual Education Act, 1968-2002Israel, Palestine and Teaching: A Rethinking Schools Editorial Student Handout: Salt of the Earth Philly Students Protest Edison Social Studies Standards for What? Letter From Michelle to Harcourt Researching Presidents and Slavery Race, Testing, and the Miner's CanaryWhy Talk about White Privilege? The Golden Arches Come to School Math, SAT Tests, and Racial Profiling Websites on Palestine and Israel DEPARTMENTS |
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