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An UnCommon Theory of School Change
reviewed by Shane Shope & Michael Kessinger - August 29, 2019
 Title: An UnCommon Theory of School Change
Author(s): Kevin Fahey, Angela Breidenstein, Jacy Ippolito, & Frances Hensley
Publisher: Teachers College Press, New York
ISBN: 0807761249, Pages: 144, Year: 2019
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- Shane Shope
Morehead State University
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SHANE SHOPE is Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership at Morehead State University. Shope earned his doctorate in Educational Leadership from Ohio University and a Master’s Degree in Curriculum from Miami University. Dr. Shope has over 27 years of experience in K-12 and higher education settings, including serving as a high school teacher and district-level administrator. Shope has worked as an educational consultant nationally and in the Middle East. His research has focused on College and Career Readiness, school transitions, rural leadership models, social justice issues, and community capacity building.
- Michael Kessinger
Morehead State University
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MICHAEL KESSINGER retired from public education after 38 years of service in an eastern Kentucky school district. He is currently an assistant professor of education in the Department of Foundational and Graduate Studies at Morehead State University. His research interests are in gifted education, educational technology, and preparing school and district administrators. He is an active member of AERA and the National Association for Professional Development Schools (NAPDS).
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