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The Journal of Educational Controversy is proud to announce that our Winter 2009 issue, " The Hidden Dimensions of Poverty: Rethinking...

From the Bellingham Herald http://www.bellinghamherald.com/291/story/786150.html Print version - Sunday, February 8, 2009 Feb, 7, 2009 (Cros...

In our winter 2007 issue, the Journal of Educational Controversy had a special section on Washington state politics. Among other articles, ...

Editor: In our winter 2008 issue on "Schooling as if Democracy Matters," we published a review of Kenneth Saltman's book, Cap...

Editor: Authors Margaret Smith Crocco and Maureen Grolnick, whose article, Teaching the Levees: an Exercise in Democratic Dialogue , appears...

Education Policy Blog: I blog because I teach For those new to our electronic journal and our blog or those new to blogging itself, I though...

A POST FROM AUTHOR, MAXINE GREENE, Teachers College, Columbia University From Poetry to Praxis -- Even in Public Schools That amazing Tuesda...

As the editor of the Journal of Educational Controversy, I would like to welcome you to our new blog. Although our journal has a rejoinder s...

Whether you were for or against Barack Obama, his election as the 44th President of the United States marks an historic moment of transition...

Welcome to the official blog of the Journal of Educational Controversy , an interdisciplinary electronic journal for dialogue about our nat...