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A Curriculum of Fear: Homeland Security in U.S. Public Schools

reviewed by Jane Clark Lindle & Leslie A. Lewis - June 01, 2017

Title: A Curriculum of Fear: Homeland Security in U.S. Public Schools
Author(s): Nicole Nguyen
Publisher: University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis
ISBN: 0816698287, Pages: 296, Year: 2016
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Jane Lindle Clemson University E-mail Author JANE LINDLE specializes in analysis of the politics in education from the school house to state and federal levels of education policy development, implementation, and evaluation. Her teaching includes development of teachers and principals in school governance, instructional leadership, and school and community collaboration. She's participated in the development of school leadership mentoring programs. Professor Lindle works with local school districts in developing leadership teams including parents, teachers, and students in school-level decision making and change. She's been a consultant to state agencies on issues of educational accountability, teacher quality and leadership development, response to intervention, and community agency and coordinated services in schools. Leslie Lewis Clemson University E-mail Author LESLIE LEWIS is a doctoral student in Educational Leadership at Clemson University.

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