- Wade, Rahima
- "Beyond Tolerance" 8.1: 8
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- Wagner, Tracy
- "Creating a Literate and Compassionate Community" 17.2: 9, 25
- "Forgive and Remember" 18.1: 38-40
- "Letters to the Universe" 16.2: 7 (insert)
- "She's For Real" 16.2: 6
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- Wald, Ken
- "Democratic Discipline: The Class Council" 2.1: 5
- "Montessori Alternative: Reading Without the Basal" 1.3: 8
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- Walden III High School 3.2: 4-5
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- Wales
- education in 11.3: 8-9
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- "Walk on the Child's Side" 14.4: 3
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- "Wall Street Journal Loses School Board Race" 17.4: 6
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- Walters, Stephanie
- "Controversial Testing Plan Goes to MPS" 15.1: 19
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- war 5.3: 1, 2, 7, 17-18; 9.3: 1, 14-16; 16.2 (special insert); 17.2:
20; 17.3: 8-16; 17.4: 12, 17-19, 21-22
- teaching about 17.3: 8-16; 17.4: 17-19
- recruitment 17.3: 9
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- "War and Our Students, The" 17.4: 18
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- Ward, James G.
- "Why Is School Finance Equity Such an Elusive Goal?" 10.3: 6-7,
25, 27
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- "Warriors Don't Cry" 11.2: 23
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- Washington (state)
- school funding 9.4: 18, 34
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- Washington, Booker T. 4.2: 11
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- Washington, George 8.2: 9; 9.3: 24
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- Watson, Dyan
- "Saxophone" 15.1: 17
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- "We Are Not Extras" (Indian mascots) 6.4: 14
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- "We Had Set Ourselves Free" (civil rights movement) 10.2: 16
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- "We Have Stories to Tell" (Puerto Ricans in children'sliterature) 8.2: 3, 20-23
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- "We Must Act As If All the Children Are Ours" (interview, parent
involvement) 7.3: 4
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- "We Object to These Tests" 14.1: 6
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- "We Refuse to Cooperate" (Proposition 187) 9.2: 7
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- wealth
- distribution of 9.4: 6
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- Webb, Sheyann 10.2: 16
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- Weber, Lillian 9.4: 30
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- "Websites on Media Literacy and Advertising" 14.2: 25
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- Weckstein, Paul
- "Education and the Economy" 7.2: 17
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- Wegner, Angela
- "Testing My Patience" 3.3: 3, 6-7
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- Wei, Debbie
- "Helping Students Critique Miss Saigon's Stereotypes" 11.3: 22,
26
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- weighted grades 8.1: 16
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- Weikart, David 2.3: 4-5
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- Weingrod, David
- "Who's Going to Pay for Our Schools?" 1.3: 1, 4-5
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- Weiss, Dale
- "Confronting White Privilege" 16.4: 14, 22
- "Dia de los Muertos: Talking with Students About Death" 17.1:
19-20
- "Exploring Women's Rights" 16.3: 6
- "Unwrapping the Holidays" 18.1: 44-46
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- "Welcome to Measurement Inc." (scoring standardized essay exams) 13.3: 6, 13
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- welfare (see also "corporate welfare")
- reform 8.3: 19; 10.4: 10; 11.2: 3; 11.3: 10; 12.2: 7
- role play 8.4: 12-13
- teaching about 9.3: 12
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- "Welfare Reform Threatens Education" 11.2: 3
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- Wellstone, Paul 8.1: 12; 17.2: 6
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- West Virginia
- school funding 9.4: 18, 34
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- Westrich, Jim
- "Who Pays the Taxes?" 9.4: 26-27
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- "We've Come a Long Way?" (classroom discipline) 7.4: 23
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- "What the American Flag Stands For" 16.4: 28
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- "What Are Our Children Learning?" (social studies, textbooks) 4.3: 18-19
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- "What Can Teachers Do About Sexual Harassment?" 9.1: 4, 22
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- "What Color is Beautiful?" 13.2: 7-8
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- "What Do We Need to Know Now?" (race) 14.2: 4-6
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- "What Do We Say When We Hear 'Faggot?'" 6.4: 4
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- "What Happened to Local Control?" 12.2: 20-21
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- "What Happened to the Golden Door?" (immigration) 11.1: 1, 4-5, 20-21
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- "What Is Black English? What Is Ebonics?" 12.1: 14-15, 35
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- "What is an IEP" 16.3: 10
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- "What is Islam" 16.2: 6 (insert)
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- "What Is the Purpose of Assessment?" 10.4: 1, 12-13
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- "What Is the Standard English Proficiency Program?" 12.1: 26
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- "What Kind of Project Should We Do?" 4.2: 7-10
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- "What Makes a Good High School?" (review, High School II) 9.2: 20-21
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- "What Now for Bilingual Education?" 13.2: 1, 4-5
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- "What Now for the Voucher Movement?" 8.2: 19
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- "What the Reading Tests Neglect" 3.2: 16-17
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- "What's for Lunch?" 9.2: 4
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- "What's Really Behind California's Budget Woes" 9.2: 7
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- "What's a Teacher to Do?" 12.2: 11
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- "What's The Fuss?" (bilingual education) 13.2: 8
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- "What's Wrong with Tracking" 5.1: 11-12
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- "What Should Kids Learn?" (E.D. Hirsch, cultural literacy) 8.2: 1, 8-11
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- "What Standardized Tests Do Not Measure" 1.2: 13
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- "What the Tour Guide Didn't Tell Me" (Hawaii) 12.4: 14-15
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- "What We Want, What We Believe" 16.1: 20-21
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- "What Will Be the Future of Teacher Unionism" 12.4: 1, 6-7
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- "What War Looks Like" 17.2: 20, 24
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- Wheelock, Anne
- "Helping Parents Ask the Right Questions About Tracking" 7.3:
13
- "Impact of Tracking on One Student's Life, The" 5.3: 13
- "Keeping Schools on Track" 13.2: 22
- "Parents Challenge Tracking" 7.3: 15
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- "When an Invitation Isn't Enough" (parent involvement) 4.1: 15
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- "When Children Become Authors" 2.4: 3
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- "When Fantasy Meets Reality" (storytelling) 11.1: 18-19
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- "When Schools Compete" 14.4: 17, 25
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- "When Things Turn Ugly" (student discipline) 2.4: 13, 15
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- "Where Can We See Ourselves" 16.2: 8-9
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- "Where Has the Money Gone?" 9.4: 6
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- "Where I'm From" 12.2: 22-23
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- "Where's the R-word?" (textbooks and racism) 12.4: 20
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- "Which Side Are You On?" (teacher unions) 8.1: 1, 11-13
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- "Which Way for Chapter 220?" (desegregation) 9.3: 5, 26
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- whites 4.3: 7; 10.2: 11
- activism 9.2: 19; 9.3: 20-21; 9.4: 30; 12.3: 16, 21
- privilege 9.3: 20; 15.2: 4-5; 16.4: 14, 22; 16.4: 15
- racism 10.2: 16; 10.4: 4-5; 12.1: 5; 12.3: 20-22
- and schools 11.3: 12-13
- social justice activism 9.3: 20-21; 12.3: 16, 21; 16.4: 14, 22;
16.4: 15
- students 3.2: 11-12
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- Whitman, Christine Todd 8.4: 7, 26; 9.3: 5; 9.4: 18-19; 11.4: 6
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- "Whittle Changes His Tune" 7.4: 17
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- Whittle Communications 6.4: 12-13; 7.4: 17; 8.1: 19; 8.3: 18; 8.4: 4
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- Whitty, Geoff
- "Lessons from England: Charters, Choice, and Standards" (interview)
11.3: 8-9
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- "Who Are These Guys" Corporate Involvement in the 'New American
Schools'" 6.3: 20
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- "Who Do We Hear" 16.1: 12-13
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- "Who Owns the Wealth?" 9.4: 27
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- "Who Pays the Taxes?" 9.4: 26-27
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- whole language 1.1: 2, 12; 2.2: 3; 3.1: 9; 3.2: 6; 8.4: 8, 25; 10.2: 1, 5, 8;
16.4: 8
- arguments for 1.1: 3, 6, 8-9; 1.2: 2; 1.3: 3; 2.3: 4-5; 16.4:
8
- criticism of 12.1: 17
- examples of 3.3: 4-5; 16.4: 8
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- "Whole Language: A Refreshing Approach to Language Instruction" 2.2: 3
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- "Whole Language Pilots Begin" 3.2: 6
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- "Whole Language: What's the Fuss?" 8.2: 4-7
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- "Who's Going to Pay for Our Schools?" 1.3: 1, 4-5
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- "Who's Who in MPS Reform" 12.3: 25
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- "Whose America Is This, Anyway?" (multiculturalism) 4.4: 3-4
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- "Whose Standard?" (writing instruction) 4.2: 1, 12-13
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- "Why Assess Teachers?" 13.4: 17
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- "Why I Said No to Coca-Cola" 14.2: 15
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- "Why Is School Finance Equity Such an Elusive Goal?" 10.3: 6-7, 25, 27
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- "Why Is Tracking Harmful?" 7.3: 14
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- "Why MPS Doesn't Work" 8.3: 14-15, 24
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- "Why Not Teach About Harriet Tubman?" 9.3: 7
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- "Why One Can't Ignore Pocahontas" 10.1: 19
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- "Why Students Should Study History" (interview) 7.2: 6-8
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- "Why the Secrecy" (voucher schools) 14.1: 22
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- "Why the Testing Craze Won't Fix Our Schools" 13.3: 1, 2
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- "Why the Wisconsin Legislature Approved Vouchers for Religious
Schools" 10.4: 8-9
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- "Why Top-Down Structures and Excellent Teaching Don't Mix" 2.2: 14
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- "Why We Need Ethnic Studies in Teacher Preparation Programs" 5.3: 3, 18
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- Wiggins, Grant 3.3: 8-9; 4.1: 8-9
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- Wigginton, Elliot
- "What Kind of Project Should We Do?" 4.2: 7-10
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- "Will Education Alternatives Come to Milwaukee?" 7.4: 15
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- "Will Proposition 187 Fuel National Backlash?" 9.2: 6
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- Williams, Annette "Polly"
- and choice 5.2: 3; 7.2: 5; 8.3: 18; 9.3: 4; 10.1: 3, 26; 10.3:
19; 10.4: 9; 11.4: 10
- and desegregation 2.1: 8
- and public school funding 7.3: 30; 8.1: 19
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- Williams, Stacie
- "Artist Takes Stand for Peace" 18.2: 11
- "Bush Backs Anti-gay Discrimination" 16.3: 21
- "California Cancels Exit Exam" 18.1: 15-16
- "Coming Your Way: Cyberschools" 16.4: 20
- "Education Not Incarceration" 18.1: 13
- "It's All About Respect" 17.1: 18
- "Juvenile Death Penalty Initiative" 18.2: 14
- "Teacher Creates 'Operation Hidden Agenda' Playing Cards" 18.1:
14
- "Turning Her Back" 17.4: 12
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- Wilson, Pete 10.3: 14
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- Winerip, Michael
- "Houston's 'Zero Dropout' Miracle" 18.1: 8
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- Wisconsin
- charter schools 8.1: 20; 18.2: 7-9
- and desegregation 9.3: 5, 26
- educational policy 10.1: 2; 10.3: 5, 15; 12.3: 23
- history 1.2: 10-11
- multicultural education 5.2: 19; 6.1: 5
- parent activism 13.4: 4, 16
- school choice/voucher programs 9.3: 1, 4; 10.1: 3, 26; 10.4: 8-9;
11.4: 10; 14.2: 21-23; 14.3: 13; 16.1: 8-9; 18.2: 7-9
- school funding 1.3: 1, 4-5; 5.2: 14; 5.4: 1, 9; 6.1: 2; 7.1: 2;
8.3: 4, 14; 8.4: 4; 9.3: 4; 9.4: 18, 34; 10.3: 5; 12.3: 13
- schools 9.4: 31; 10.3: 19
- and standards 11.3: 2
- superintendent of schools 7.3: 2; 7.4: 3
- Supreme Court and voucher supporters
- and testing 4.2: 1, 13; 13.4: 4, 16
- vocational education programs 7.2: 1, 14-16
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- Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC) 11.4: 1, 5
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- "Wisconsin Experiments with Smaller Classes" 12.3: 23
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- "Wisconsin Explores Funding Alternatives" 8.3: 4
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- "Wisconsin Joins the Charter School Bandwagon" 8.1: 20
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- "Wisconsin Mandates Native Curricula" 6.1: 5
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- Wisconsin Policy Research Institute 7.2: 5; 8.1: 18; 8.3: 14-16
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- "Wisconsin Welcomes the Wild West" 10.2: 2
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- Wise, Tim
- "Membership Has Its Privileges" 16.4: 15
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- Wiseman, Frederick 9.2: 20-21
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- "With God on Their Side" 16.2: 4, 10
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- Witt, Matt
- "My Mom's Job Is Important" 5.3: 10-11
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- Witte, John 8.3: 15; 9.3: 4
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- Wodtke, Ken 3.2: 3
- "How Standardized Is Standardized Testing?" 1.2: 4-5
- "Inequality at Age 5?" 1.1: 7, 9
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- Woestehoff, Julie
- "Chicago Flunking Policy Gets an "F"" 13.3: 20-21
- "Chicago's "No Social Promotion" Under Attack" 14.3: 22
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- Wolf, Dennie 9.2: 23
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- Wolpert, Ellen
- "Using Pictures to Combat Bias" 9.4: 23
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- women 4.4: 8-9
- and education 8.2: 17
- in history 1.2: 1, 12; 2.3: 12-13; 8.3: 6, 11; 10.1: 14-18; 16.3:
6
- rights 16.3: 6
- roles 8.4: 14-15; 9.3: 12-13
- in textbooks 9.3: 25
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- "Women in History: A Bibliography" 2.3: 12- 13
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- "Women, Men, Rap, and Respect: A Dialogue" (School Voices) 8.4: 14-15
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- Woodson Academy (Milw.) 10.3: 19; 10.4: 9
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- "Worlds Apart: Montclair and Paterson, N.J." 9.4: 20
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- World Trade Organization (WTO)
- teaching about 14.3: 4-5; 16.3: 23
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- Wounded Knee Massacre 16.3: 22
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- "'Write the Truth'" 16.4: 10-12, 22
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- "Writing 'Essays With an Attitude'" 11.2: 4-5
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- writing 10.2: 19
- elementary 2.4: 3
- high school 1.1: 5; 3.1: 1, 10; 4.2: 12-13; 9.3: 10-11; 11.2:
4-5; 12.2: 22-23; 15.1: 14-17
- instruction 10.2: 19
- poetry 7.4: 8-10, 23; 10.3: 26; 11.1: 24
- teacher 3.3: 14-15
- whole language 2.2: 3
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- "Writing the Word and the World" (writing instruction) 3.1: 1, 10
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- Wyoming
- school funding 9.4: 18, 34
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