The End of Exceptionalism in American Education: The Changing Politics of School Reform
Jeffrey R. Henig examines the changing politics of school reform and the decline of exceptionalism in American education. This thoughtful work explores how shifting political perspectives may reshape the way American schools are understood, discussed, and reformed.
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The End of Exceptionalism in American Education examines the changing politics of school reform in the United States.
The book considers what the decline of educational exceptionalism may mean for how American schools are understood and governed.
Jeffrey R. Henig focuses on the relationship between education and political change, offering a title suited to readers interested in school reform and public policy.
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