Volume 20, No.1

Fall 2005

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The Shame of the Nation

The restoration of apartheid schooling in America

By JONATHAN KOZOL

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Reconstructing Race

A teacher introduces his students to the slippery concept of race

By Nathaniel W. Smith

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Rethinking Agatha Christie

The strange and offensive history of Ten Little Indians

By Sudie Hofmann

The strange and offensive history of Ten Little Indians” (Hint: They weren’t always called “Indians.”)

Playing with Gender

The staff at an early childhood center asks hard questions about gender identity

By Ann Pelo

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Students Galvanize for Immigrant Rights

A high school club in Wisconsin changes life for students, parents, and the larger community

By Ryan Knudson and Al Levie

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Katrina’s Lessons

It wasn’t just the hurricane that devastated the Gulf; it was also a slower, more preventable surge of racism and poverty.

Free-Market Education

There’s no guarantee of quality in Milwaukee’s voucher schools

By Barbara Miner

Graphic evidence that school vouchers do not guarantee school quality in Milwaukee.

Film: More Than Just Dance Lessons

By Terry Burant

Mad Hot Ballroom Director/Producer: Marilyn AgreloWriter/Producer: Amy Sewellwww.paramountclassic.com/madhot/ Mad Hot Ballroom, a documentary about a fifth-grade ballroom dance program in New York City schools, is more than a feel-good summertime film. […]

War Is Fun as Hell

The military goes to extraordinary lengths to find recruits

By Sheldon Rampton

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KPSP

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Miscellany

By The Editors of Rethinking Schools

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Resources 20.1

Check out these valuable resources, reviewed by Rethinking Schools editors and Teaching for Change colleagues.

Short Stuff 20.1

NCLB Rebellion The state of Connecticut announced in August it is suing the U.S. government over the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) law. State officials object to NCLB’s testing mandates, […]

Student Voices 20.1

The next generation of soldiers?

By Eliza Leas

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Good Stuff 20.1

By Herbert Kohl

I am going to teach at Swarthmore College this academic year, and my wife and I are preparing to move. That means, among other things, I’m deciding what books to […]

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