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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Parent choice"”.
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An Evaluation of Magnet School Programs-Parent Choice, Teacher Choice, and Pupil Choice: Implications of One Model for Curriculum Reform
It is quite clear that there is considerable disagreement as to the ways children learn and the ways teachers should teach. There is very little conclusive data comparing the major efforts in this field particularly with respect to any one factor being the sole contributor to the superiority of any …
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Parent preferences and school segregation
… education inequality. This project explores how parent choice impacts school segregation, provides recommendations for how the DOE should address parent choice in its diversity policy and develops a framework for moving beyond desegregation to build deep and stable integration in city schools.
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Magnet Schools: Implications for Curriculum Development
… supporting the idea that student, teacher, and parent choice of a learning environment has a direct impact on learning results.
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Mexican American Parents of Elementary Students and Literacy Engagement: A Case Study of a Bilingual (Spanish/English) Parent Book Club Using Children's Literature
… study explored what occurred when seven Latinx parents and a bilingual coordinator engaged in a book club using the same historical fiction text as the school's fifth grade classroom. Research questions focused on Book Club participation, connections to the focal text(s), and new learning. Data …
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Local Authorities’ views of the Badman Review into Elective Home Education
… free schools (Daily Telegraph, 24/04/2010) and parent choice in education (Guardian, 02/05/2010; BBC News 28/07/2010). The study found that current EHE practice was generally regarded to be insufficient. This was generally attributed to the fact that LAs have no legal requirement to see and …
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The Magnet School Program As A Desgregation Tool In School Districts Receiving Federal Funds From The Magnet Schools Assistance Program In 1995
… the geographic attendance zone, and student and parent choice. The impetus for magnet school programs emerged from debates covering busing, choice programs, educational quality, and racial balance. The early development of the magnet concept as a desegregation tool can be traced to judicial …
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Child Care on the Cheap: Welfare Reform and the Social Organization of Child Care Work in New York City
… federal and state regulations guaranteeing parent choice in the use of child care subsidies. This strategy can be understood as one of privatization, as the city delivered child care services on the cheap by downloading costs of and responsibilities for caregiving onto low-income …