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The Every Student Succeeds Act: What it Means for Schools, Systems, and States

reviewed by Joseph Nichols - October 04, 2017

Title: The Every Student Succeeds Act: What it Means for Schools, Systems, and States
Author(s): Frederick M. Hess & Max Eden (Eds.)
Publisher: Harvard Education Press, Boston
ISBN: 1682530124, Pages: 256, Year: 2017
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Joseph Nichols Saint Louis University E-mail Author JOSEPH R. NICHOLS, Jr., Ph.D., is an assistant professor of education in the School of Education at Saint Louis University. Joseph's research focuses on issues of social justice, citizenship, and democracy in education and teacher education policy. He is currently working on projects that examine capitalism's influence on civic education and citizenship in schools, teacher preparation policy and accountability in the United States, and the civic mission and purpose of schooling in India. You can read more about Joseph's work at www.josephrnicholsjr.com.

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