This published teacher resource is available for educators, teacher educators, and students around the globe to benefit from our collaborative work. We post some of our assignments in order to facilitate research, dialogue and understanding! © King, and learners, 2008
Students in the course will be posting their essays on critical topics in American education to this blog over the Summer 2008 semester.
Although our work will be different, an example of the type of blogging we will be doing can be seen from what we did last semester can be found at UEGE5102.blogspot.com
Welcome to Foundations of American Education with Dr. Kathleen P. King
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- Critical Reflection: Parental Involvement
- Legacy of Brown v. Board of Education
- Ethics and Law- Teacher-student relationships – ho...
- 2nd Critical Reflection - Lowe
- Parental Involvement in Education
- The Rise of 21st Century Learning Skills: The Brai...
- American schools promise to educate every child in...
- Mixed-Ability Classroms
- Federal Involvement in Education, by Meghann Rosales
- Critical Reflection on Special Education
- The Progress of Special Education in the US
- Disciplining unruly students by J Green
- A Wall or a Fence: Should Teaching Religion be All...
- Internet Literacy: Does it belong in the classroom?
- Critical Reflection: "Pay for Performance"
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- Critical Reflection: A "Dream Deferred"
- No Child Left Behind, Just Pushed to the Wings
- Critical Reflection: School Assessment & NYC Schoo...
- Benefits and Limitations of Brown
- Is the use of anti-plagiarism software a form of a...
- Teacher-student relationships – how to make right ...
- Private Schools in America
- Plagiarism Software: Use with Caution
- Reporting Student Criminal Activity
- Teacher Ethics and Issues of Sexuality
- Juggling Education: Special and Otherwise
- Private versus Public: Democracy and Rhetoric
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