Harvard Educational Review
Past Issues

1989

  1. Spring 1989
    Play as Thought
    Thinking Strategies of Young Writers
    Colette Daiute
    Foxfire Grows Up
    Eliot Wigginton
    Intellectual Mirrors
    A Step in the Direction of Making Schools Knowledge-Making Places
    Judah L. Schwartz
    The Computer in Schools
    Machine as Humanizer
    Sylvia Weir
    Kids and Computers
    A Positive Vision of the Future
    Laboratory of Comparative Human Cognition
    Beyond the Classroom
    Carol Stumbo

    Spring

    Kids and Computers
    Laboratory of Comparative Human Cognition

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  2. Summer 1989
    Toward a Social-Contextual Approach to Family Literacy
    Elsa Roberts Auerbach
    Stories Told and Lessons Learned
    Toward a Narrative Approach to Moral Development and Moral Education
    Mark B. Tappan and Lyn Mikel Brown
    Responses to "Visions for the Use of Computers in Classroom Instruction"
    Staff
    On Teaching, Knowledge, and "Middle Ground"
    Jessica Howard

    Summer

    Responses to "Visions for the Use of Computers in Classroom Instruction"
    Staff

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  3. Fall 1989
    Why Doesn't This Feel Empowering?
    Working Through the Repressive Myths of Critical Pedagogy
    Elizabeth Ellsworth
    The Influences of Salaries and "Opportunity Costs" on Teachers' Career Choices
    Evidence from North Carolina
    Richard J. Murnane, Judith D. Singer, and John B. Willett
    The University of Puerto Rico's Partnership Project with Schools
    A Case Study for the Analysis of School Improvement
    Ana Helvia Quintero
    "Yanoosh Who-o-o?"
    On the Discovery of Greatness
    Edwin P. Kulawiec

    Fall

    The Influences of Salaries and "Opportunity Costs" on Teachers' Career Choices
    Richard J. Murnane, Judith D. Singer, and John B. Willett

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  4. Winter 1989
    Serving the Purpose of Education
    Leona Okakok
    The Algebra Project
    Organizing in the Spirit of Ella
    Robert P. Moses, Mieko Kamii, Susan McAllister Swap, and Jeffrey Howard
    Opening Up the Classroom Closet
    Responding to the Educational Needs of Gay and Lesbian Youth
    Eric Rofes
    So We Can Use Our Own Names, and Write the Laws by Which We Live
    Educating the New U.S. Labor Force
    Sheila D. Collins, Miriam Balmuth, and Priscilla Jean
    The Palestinian Uprising and Education for the Future
    Khalil Mahshi and Kim Bush
    School as Community
    The Rough Rock Demonstration
    T.L. McCarty
    On Transformation
    From a Conversation with Mel King
    Mel King

    Winter

    Opening Up the Classroom Closet
    Eric Rofes

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1988

  1. Spring 1988
    Fundamental Considerations
    The Deep Meaning of Native American Schooling, 1880-1900
    David Wallace Adams
    Sexuality, Schooling, and Adolescent Females
    The Missing Discourse of Desire
    Michelle Fine
    Racelessness as a Factor in Black Students' School Success
    Pragmatic Strategy or Pyrrhic Victory?
    Signithia Fordham

    Spring

    Racelessness as a Factor in Black Students' School Success
    Signithia Fordham

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  2. Summer

    Teaching Writing in an On-Line Classroom
    Edward Barrett and James Paradis

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  3. Fall 1988
    Rethinking Liberal and Radical Perspectives on Racial Inequality in Schooling
    Making the Case for Nonsynchrony
    Cameron McCarthy
    The Silenced Dialogue
    Power and Pedagogy in Educating Other People's Children
    Lisa D. Delpit
    Racism in Academia
    The Old Wolf Revisited
    Maria de la Luz Reyes and John J. Halcon
    Wounding the Spirit
    Discrimination and Traditional American Indian Belief Systems
    Carol Locust
    Ethnic Prejudice
    Still Alive and Hurtful
    Valerie Ooka Pang
    Untitled
    Kari Larsen
    A Black Student's Reflection on Public and Private Schools
    Imani Perry
    Building 860
    Christian Neira
    Radical Perspectives on the Empowerment of Afro-American Women
    Lessons for the 1980s
    Angela Y. Davis
    GIANT LAW, GIANT EDUCATION, and ANT
    A Story About Racism and Native Americans
    Marlys Duchene
    Nobody Mean More to Me Than You And the Future Life of Willie Jordan
    June Jordan

    Fall

    Rethinking Liberal and Radical Perspectives on Racial Inequality in Schooling
    Cameron McCarthy

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  4. Winter 1988
    Education for Humanization
    Applying Paulo Friere's Pedagogy to Learning a Second Language
    Tomas Graman
    Reforming "Woman's True Profession"
    A Case for "Feminist Pedagogy" in Teacher Education?
    Susan Laird
    Necessary Changes
    Professional Involvement in Adult Literacy Programs
    Francis E. Kazemek
    Screening, Early Intervention, and Remediation
    Obscuring Children's Potential
    Anne Martin

    Winter

    Education for Humanization
    Tomas Graman

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1987

  1. Spring 1987
    Knowledge and Teaching
    Foundations of the New Reform
    Lee S. Shulman
    Teaching Student Teachers to Reflect
    Kenneth M. Zeichner and Daniel P. Liston
    The Higher Education Acts Contrasted, 1965-1986
    Has Federal Policy Come of Age?
    Francis Keppel

    Spring

    The Higher Education Acts Contrasted, 1965-1986
    Francis Keppel

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  2. Summer 1987
    The Education for All Handicapped Children Act
    Schools as Agents of Social Reform
    Judith D. Singer and John A. Butler
    Peace Education
    Moral Imagination and the Pedagogy of the Oppressed
    Marguerite K. Rivage-Seul
    An American Tradition
    The Changing Role of Schooling and Teaching
    David Tyack, David K. Cohen, Richard J. Murnane, and Jerome T. Murphy
    Beyond the IQ
    Education and Human Development
    Howard Gardner and Robert Coles
    In Search of Excellence and Equity in Our Nation's Schools
    Nathan Glazer, Harold Howe II, Sara Lawrence Lightfoot, and Charles V. Willie
    Has Shulman Got the Strategy Right?
    Hugh T. Sockett

    Summer

    An American Tradition
    David Tyack, David K. Cohen, Richard J. Murnane, and Jerome T. Murphy

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  3. Fall 1987
    Black Students in U.S. Graduate and Professional Schools in the 1980s
    A National and Institutional Assessment
    Gail E. Thomas
    Teachers as Political Actors
    From Reproductive Theory to the Crisis of Schooling
    Dennis Carlson
    Educational Reform and Institutional Competence
    Thomas B. Timar and David L. Kirp

    Fall

    Teachers as Political Actors
    Dennis Carlson

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  4. Winter 1987
    Beyond Special Education
    Toward a Quality System for All Students
    Alan Gartner and Dorothy Kerzner Lipsky
    The Value of "Time Off Task"
    Young Children's Spontaneous Talk and Deliberate Text
    Anne Haas Dyson
    An Analysis of Multicultural Education in the United States
    Christine E. Sleeter and Carl A. Grant
    Literacy and the Oral Foundations of Education
    Kieran Egan
    Sounding an Alarm
    A Reply to Sockett
    Lee S. Shulman

    Winter

    Beyond Special Education
    Alan Gartner and Dorothy Kerzner Lipsky

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1986

  1. Spring 1986
    Merit Pay and the Evaluation Problem
    Why Most Merit Pay Plans Fail and a Few Survive
    Richard J. Murnane and David K. Cohen
    Empowering Minority Students
    A Framework for Intervention
    Jim Cummins
    Review of "A Study of High Schools"
    A Dialogue in Three Parts
    Marvin Lazerson
    Thinking About Teachers and the Curriculum
    William Ayers

    Spring

    Merit Pay and the Evaluation Problem
    Richard J. Murnane and David K. Cohen

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  2. Summer 1986
    Sexual Harrassment in Academia
    Feminist Theory and Institutional Practice
    Frances L. Hoffmann
    On Listening to What the Children Say
    Vivian Gussin Paley
    A Teacher's Quest for a Child's Questions
    Kathe Jervis
    Media Power and the Development of Media Literacy
    An Adult Educational Interpretation
    Stephen Brookfield

    Summer

    Media Power and the Development of Media Literacy
    Stephen Brookfield

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  3. Fall 1986
    Teacher Education and the Politics of Engagement
    The Case for Democratic Schooling
    Henry A. Giroux and Peter McLaren
    Tootle
    A Parable of Schooling and Destiny
    Nicholas C. Burbules
    Research as Praxis
    Patti Lather
    The Design of Spelling
    Valerie Yule
    Learning in Small Moments
    Daniel Meier

    Fall

    Teacher Education and the Politics of Engagement
    Henry A. Giroux and Peter McLaren

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  4. Winter 1986
    Two Teachers of Letters
    Margaret Treece Metzger and Clare Fox
    Raising the Teacher's Voice and the Ironic Role of Theory
    Joseph P. McDonald
    Skills and Other Dilemmas of a Progressive Black Educator
    Lisa D. Delpit
    Creative Education for Bilingual Education Teachers
    Alma Flor Ada
    Fifth Graders Respond to a Changed Reading Program
    Cora Lee Five
    Equity is Excellence
    Transforming Teacher Education and the Learning Process
    Ira Shor
    In Search of a Critical Pedagogy
    Maxine Greene
    Cultural Myths in the Making of a Teacher
    Biography and Social Structure
    Deborah P. Britzman
    A Discourse Not Intended for Her
    Learning and Teaching within Patriarchy
    Magda Lewis and Roger I. Simon
    Empowerment and Teacher Education
    Margaret Yonemura
    Teaching as Research
    Eleanor Duckworth
    Fidelity in Teaching, Teacher Education, and Research for Teaching
    Nel Noddings

    Winter

    Fifth Graders Respond to a Changed Reading Program
    Cora Lee Five

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1985

  1. Spring 1985
    Jesuit Education for Justice
    The Colegio in El Salvador, 1968-1984
    Charles J. Beirne, S.J.
    The Flying University in Poland, 1978-1980
    Hanna Buczynska-Garewicz
    Learning and Teaching Development
    Joseph Short
    Education in Tanzania
    Julius K. Nyerere
    International Schools and the International Baccalaureate
    Elisabeth Fox
    People-Centered Development and Participatory Research
    L. David Brown
    Basic Ecclesiastic Communities in Brazil
    Luiza Beth Fernandes
    The Relationship between Racism and Education in South Africa
    Ernest F. Dube
    One Man's Education
    A Testimony to Internationalism
    Bill Bailey
    Identifying Alternatives to Political Violence
    An Educational Imperative
    Christopher Kruegler and Patricia Parkman
    An Imposter's Voice
    Lady Borton

    Spring

    The Relationship between Racism and Education in South Africa
    Ernest F. Dube

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  2. Summer

    Understanding Reading Disability
    Peter H. Johnston

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  3. Fall 1985
    The Deaf as a Linguistic Minority
    Educational Considerations
    Timothy Reagan
    Religion and Public Schools
    Emerging Legal Standards and Unresolved Issues
    Martha M. McCarthy
    Back to Kindergarten Basics
    Anne Martin
    Confessions from a Community College
    Philip Sbaratta
    Yes, the SAT Does Help Colleges
    George H. Hanford

    Fall

    Back to Kindergarten Basics
    Anne Martin

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  4. Winter 1985
    Children's First Schoolbooks
    Introductions to the Culture of Literacy
    Peter Freebody and Carolyn D. Baker
    English and Creole
    The Dialectics of Choice in a College Writing Program
    Nan Elvasser and Patricia Irvine
    A "Quintessential American"
    Horace Mann Bond, 1924-1939
    Michael Fultz
    This Time the College Board Is Wrong
    James Crouse

    Winter

    Children's First Schoolbooks
    Peter Freebody and Carolyn D. Baker

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1984

  1. Spring 1984
    Introduction
    Harold Howe II
    "...accountable after the politicians have moved on..."
    John Barranco
    "...the conditions of teachers' work..."
    David K. Cohen
    "...what teachers know: the best knowledge base..."
    Eleanor Duckworth
    "...recognizing differences as resource and strength..."
    Alvin V. Fortune
    "...for the short and long term..."
    Rosemarie V. Rosen
    "...a missing and essential element..."
    Carolyn D. Wyatt
    Hard Times, Then and Now
    Public Schools in the 1930s and 1980s
    David Tyack and Elisabeth Hansot
    Setting the Standard
    Alternative Policies for Student Promotion
    David F. Labaree

    Spring

    Hard Times, Then and Now
    David Tyack and Elisabeth Hansot

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  2. Summer 1984
    Transforming the Frog into a Prince
    Effective Schools Research, Policy, and Practice at the District Level
    Larry Cuban
    On the Education of Policymakers
    Israel Scheffler
    Educational Inequality in South Africa and Its Implications for U.S. Foreign Policy
    Kevin Danaher
    Merit Pay for Teachers
    A Poor Prescription for Reform
    Susan Moore Johnson
    Public Philosophy and the Crisis in Education
    Henry A. Giroux

    Summer

    Transforming the Frog into a Prince
    Larry Cuban

    Merit Pay for Teachers
    Susan Moore Johnson

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  3. Fall 1984
    An Interview
    Lewis Thomas Discusses the Threat of Nuclear War
    Lewis Thomas
    Resistances to Knowing in the Nuclear Age
    John E. Mack
    Problematic Aspects of Nuclear Education
    Barbara Tizard
    The Role of Education in Preventing Nuclear War
    Eric Markusen and John B. Harris
    Between Feeling and Fact
    Listening to Children
    Brenda S. Engel
    Chronicles
    The Catholic Bishops' Peace Pastoral and Higher Education
    Judith A. Dwyer
    A Decisionmaking Approach to Nuclear Education
    Roberta Snow, Lisa Goodman
    A Classroom Experiment in Teaching for Peace
    Solutions to Global Problems
    Charlotte Waterlow
    A Middle School Approach to Peace Education
    Frederick B. Cunningham
    Beginnings
    Jean Jacobson
    Education for Peace and Justice
    Kathy Greeley, Susan Markowitz, Carol Rank
    A Nuclear Energy Science Week
    Michael W. Antrim
    Teaching Peace
    A Moment of Opportunity
    Francis X. Meehan

    Fall

    The Role of Education in Preventing Nuclear War
    Eric Markusen and John B. Harris

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  4. Winter 1984
    Variations in State SAT Performance
    Meaningful or Misleading?
    Brian Powell and Lala Carr Steelman
    Placing Women in the Liberal Arts
    Stages of Curriculum Transformation
    Marilyn Schuster and Susan Van Dyne
    The Bandwagon Once More
    Vocational Preparation for High-Tech Occupations
    W. Norton Grubb

    Winter

    Placing Women in the Liberal Arts
    Marilyn Schuster and Susan Van Dyne

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1983

  1. Spring 1983
    Evaluating the Effect of Coaching on SAT Scores
    A Meta-Analysis
    Rebecca DerSimonian and Nan M. Laird
    What You See Is What You Get
    Consistency, Persistency, and Mediocrity in Classrooms
    Kenneth A. Sirotnik
    Equity and the LSAT
    Brian Powell and Lala Carr Steelman
    Toward Meeting the Research Needs of American Indians
    Teresa D. La Fromboise and Barbara S. Plake

    Spring

    Evaluating the Effect of Coaching on SAT Scores
    Rebecca DerSimonian and Nan M. Laird

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  2. Summer 1983
    Two Perspectives
    On Self, Relationships, and Morality
    Nona Plessner Lyons
    The Application of Competency Testing Mandates to Handicapped Children
    Martha M. McCarthy
    Literacy and Language
    Relationships during the Preschool Years
    Catherine E. Snow

    Summer

    Literacy and Language
    Catherine E. Snow

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  3. Fall

    Theories of Reproduction and Resistance in the New Sociology of Education
    Henry A. Giroux

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  4. Winter 1983
    The Proposal in Perspective
    Diane Ravitch
    The Peter Pan Proposal
    Ronald E. Gwiazda
    The Yellow Brick Road of Education
    Floretta Dukes McKenzie
    Qualified Praise for Liberal Learning
    Mary Frances Berry
    Education, Democracy, and Social Conflict
    Martin Carnoy
    Two Cheers for the Proposal
    Steven M. Cahn
    A Response on behalf of the Paideia Group
    Mortimer J. Adler
    Microcomputer Use in Schools
    Developing Research Agenda
    Karen Sheingold, Janet H. Kane, and Mari E. Endreweit

    Winter

    Education, Democracy, and Social Conflict
    Martin Carnoy

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1982

  1. Spring 1982
    Numbers and Narrative
    Combining Their Strengths in Research Reviews
    Richard J. Light and David B. Pillemer
    Reflections of a Black Social Scientist
    Some Struggles, Some Doubts, Some Hopes
    Jacquelyn Mitchell

    Spring

    Numbers and Narrative
    Richard J. Light and David B. Pillemer

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  2. Summer 1982
    Excluding Women from the Educational Realm
    Jane Roland Martin
    Some Legal and Research Considerations in Establishing Federal Policy in Bilingual Education
    Iris C. Rotberg
    Education Grant Consolidation
    Its Potential Fiscal and Distributive Effects
    Mary E. Vogel
    Women in Higher Education
    Trends in Enrollment and Degrees Earned
    Mary Lou Randour, Georgia L. Strasburg, and Jean Lipman-Blumen

    Summer

    Excluding Women from the Educational Realm
    Jane Roland Martin

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  3. Fall 1982
    Functional Literacy
    Fond Illusions and False Economies
    Kenneth Levine
    Yeshiva Shock Waves
    David Kuechle
    Peasant Consciousness Under Peruvian Military Rule
    Erwin H. Epstein
    Thinking About Bilingual Education
    A Critical Appraisal
    Ricardo Otheguy

    Fall

    Functional Literacy
    Kenneth Levine

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  4. Winter

    The Federal Role in Elementary and Secondary Education, 1940-1980
    Carl F. Kaestle and Marshall S. Smith

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1981

  1. Spring 1981
    Nicaragua 1980
    The Battle of the ABCs
    Fernando Cardenal, S.J. and Valerie Miller
    The People Speak Their Word
    Learning to Read and Write in Sao Tome and Principe
    Paulo Freire
    The Literacy Campaign in Cuba
    Abel Prieto Morales
    "What Go Round Come Round"
    King In Perspective
    Geneva Smitherman
    Education as Transformation
    Becoming a Healer Among the !Kung and the Fijians
    Richard Katz
    Children of a Brazilian Favela
    Robert Coles
    The Identity Crisis of Educational Planning
    Henry M. Levin
    Educational Change and National Economic Development
    Pamela Barnhouse Walters
    Schooling, Development, and Inequality
    Old Myths and New Realities
    Gerald W. Fry
    The "New Era" in China's Educational Revolution
    C.T. Hu
    The Contradiction of Bantu Education
    Mokubung O. Nkomo
    Aboriginal Education
    The School at Strelley, Western Australia
    Kenneth B. Liberman
    Didactic Theatre in Africa
    David Kerr
    Home (poem)
    Derek Walcott

    Spring

    Nicaragua 1980
    Fernando Cardenal, S.J. and Valerie Miller

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  2. Summer 1981
    On Generativity and Identity
    From a Conversation with Erik and Joan Erikson
    Erik H. Erikson and Joan M. Erikson
    Culture and Educational Achievement
    Gaynor Cohen
    Discovering the Pedagogy of Experience
    David Thornton Moore

    Summer

    On Generativity and Identity
    Erik H. Erikson and Joan M. Erikson

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  3. Fall 1981
    Sophie and Emile
    A Case Study of Sex Bias in the History of Educational Thought
    Jane Roland Martin
    Church and State
    Separation or Accommodation?
    Martha M. McCarthy
    The Bounded Politics of School Desegregation Litigation
    David L. Kirp

    Fall

    Sophie and Emile
    Jane Roland Martin

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  4. Winter 1981
    Report Analysis
    Public and Private Schools
    Marya R. Levenson, Dawn Geronimo Terkla
    Evidence, Analysis, and Unanswered Questions
    Richard J. Murnane
    The Issue Is Still Equality of Educational Opportunity
    Jomills Henry Braddock II
    Disciplined Inquiry or Policy Argument?
    Anthony S. Bryk
    Why Public and Private Schools Matter
    Chester E. Finn, Jr.
    Unasked Questions
    James W. Guthrie
    Policy Implications of the Public and Private School Debates
    Barbara L. Heyns
    Questions and Answers
    Our Response
    James Coleman, Thomas Hoffer, Sally Kilgore
    Reducing Student Alienation in High Schools
    Implications of Theory
    Fred M. Newmann
    The Allen School
    An Alternative Nineteenth-Century Education, 1818-1852
    Judith Strong Albert

    Winter

    Report Analysis
    Marya R. Levenson, Dawn Geronimo Terkla

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1980

  1. Spring 1980
    The Passion and Challenge of Teaching
    Sophie Freud Loewenstein
    Success Anxiety in Women
    A Constructivist Interpretation of its Source and its Significance
    Georgia Sassen
    Advancing in School Administration
    A Pilot Project for Women
    Kathleen D. Lyman and Jeanne J. Speizer
    Sexism in Teacher Education Texts
    Myra Pollack Sadker and David Miller Sadker
    Employment and Education of Mexican-American Women
    The Interplay of Modernity and Ethnicity in Eight Families
    Maxine Baca Zinn
    Anxiety and Mathematics
    An Update
    Sheila Tobias and Carol Weissbrod

    Spring

    The Passion and Challenge of Teaching
    Sophie Freud Loewenstein

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  2. Summer 1980
    Education in the Eighties
    Francis Keppel
    The Scholastic Aptitude Test
    A Critical Appraisal
    Warner V. Slack and Douglas Porter
    Synthesizing Outcomes
    How to Use Research Evidence from Many Studies
    David B. Pillemer and Richard J. Light
    Domestication as Reform
    A Study of the Socialization of Wayward Girls, 1856-1905
    Barbara M. Brenzel
    Performance-Based Staff Layoffs in the Public Schools
    Implementation and Outcomes
    Susan Moore Johnson

    Summer

    Performance-Based Staff Layoffs in the Public Schools
    Susan Moore Johnson

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  3. Fall 1980
    Education and the State in Capatalist Society
    Aspects of the Sociology of Nicos Poulantzas
    H. Svi Shapiro
    The False Promises of Community Colleges
    Class Conflict and Vocational Education
    Fred L. Pincus
    What I Teach and Why
    Selwyn R. Cudjoe
    The Scholastic Aptitude Test
    A Response to Slack and Porter's "Critical Appraisal"
    Rex Jackson
    Training, Validity, and the Issue of Aptitude
    A Reply to Jackson
    Warner V. Slack and Douglas Porter
    Philosophy of Education
    Some Recent Contributions
    Israel Scheffler

    Fall

    Education and the State in Capatalist Society
    H. Svi Shapiro

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  4. Winter 1980
    Socialist Criticisms of Education in the United States
    Problems and Possibilities
    William A. Proefriedt
    Early Childhood Programs in Latin America
    Robert Halpern
    Administration and the Crisis in Legitimacy
    A Review of Habermasian Thought
    William P. Foster

    Winter

    Early Childhood Programs in Latin America
    Robert Halpern

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