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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Educational policy change"”.
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Bilingual Education and Alternative Programs for Limited English Proficient Students: A Policy Analysis Focusing on Four School Districts in Colorado
This research project is an exploratory policy analysis which uses Easton's Political Systems Model to examine the effects of a specific state level educational policy change. In 1980, the Colorado legislature repealed the state's Bilingual/Bicultural Education Act which had mandated bilingual …
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Advocating For Standards-Based Grading In A Suburban School District: A Policy Advocacy Document
… numerous aspects of advocating for district-wide policy change. The vision for a new grading system is evaluated from several perspectives, such as: educational, economic, social, political, and moral, and ethical. Using publications and research from numerous practitioners, it was determined that …
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The National Council of Teachers of English and Federal Education Policy, 1958-1966
… its formal mission to accommodate popular educational rhetoric. Ironically, after achieving federal funding for curricula research one outcome was a recommendation for the teaching of English to shift its focus back to as it was in earlier eras.</p><p>This dissertation uniquely applies …
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The impact of educational policy changes upon elementary school teachers' instructional practices
… prior experiences and new ones brought about by change. Educators are subjected to work environments that are in a state of constant change brought about by continuous series of new educational policies that teachers are tasked to implement within their classrooms. The purpose of this …
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Institutional Feedback and Coalition Politics: The Case of School Choice Policies in Advanced Democracies
… democracies and to explain the variation in policy outcomes observable in these countries. To do so, it examines reforms introduced between 1985 and 2017 in France, Sweden, and Wisconsin, which all moved towards school choice, albeit with varying levels of enthusiasm and immediacy. The main …