Subject: Education
Developed in response to the inadequacy of existing college rankings, What Will They Learn? is the only resource that reviews college curricula comprehensively to answer the first question parents, guidance counselors, and trustees should ask about a school: what will students learn? This revised edition evaluates over 1,100 colleges and […]
[ Read more ]Developed in response to the inadequacy of existing college rankings, What Will They Learn? is the only resource that reviews college curricula comprehensively to answer the first question parents, guidance counselors, and trustees should ask about a school: what will students learn? This revised edition evaluates over 1,100 colleges and […]
[ Read more ]Rejoicing in the Truth offers a series of different looks at the life of a Christian educator. When educators make it their goal to accompany their students along the path to wisdom and to instruct them by showing them how to delight in the truth, then their practice is illuminated […]
[ Read more ]How would an entrepreneur reform education? In Every School, Don Nielsen draws on his business career, and two decades as a school activist, to offer innovative solutions to the educational challenges facing our country. Lasting change, Nielsen argues, will not come mainly through local school boards, but rather through state […]
[ Read more ]Successful charter schools have perfected alternative models of organization, management, and discipline that shatter the status quo orthodoxy.
[ Read more ]Not as Good as You Think: The Myth of the Middle Class School shatters the myth that “good” schools are found only in “nice” neighborhoods.
[ Read more ]Neighborhood schools may not be as good as they think, according to the findings in this book.
[ Read more ]The State of Texas has considered school choice as a tool for enhancing educational opportunity on a number of occasions over the past two decades. Those efforts have inevitably met with determined political opposition.
[ Read more ]American philanthropists long have been generous in their support of colleges and universities. But donors do not always find the results they envisioned for their generosity and good intentions.
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150 pages | ISBN 9781892934154 9781892934161
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The Neighbor’s Kid tells the story of what twenty-four year-old Philip Brand discovered regarding American education when he drove his car cross-country during the 2008-09 school year visiting two schools in each of forty-nine states.
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