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Author: Kris Sloan
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ISBN: 1578867126

Holding Schools Accountable: A Handbook for Educators and Parents (Handbooks for Educators and Parents)

Sloan explores the varied contours of the educational accountability movement that has swept the United States. Download Holding Schools Accountable: A Handbook for Educators and Parents (Handbooks for Educators and Parents) from rapidshare, mediafire, 4shared. He describes the historical origins and underlying assumptions of present day accountability measures, current issues surrounding accountability, relationships between the accountability and the standards movements, and the role of standardized testing in each of these movements, and provides a critical reading of the seemingly divided literature concerning the effects of accountability on public education.

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