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Don’t Know Much About History
As I push forward with data collection for my dissertation, I keep returning to the idea that history can repeat itself. And indeed, there is something repetitive — or even static –about the way the New York City public school … Continue reading
Occupy Wall Street / Power of Protest
I knew when I started this blog that it was going to be a challenge to keep up once the school year started–yikes, where does time go!? It’s been a whirlwind of a week, and culminated in going to the … Continue reading
Posted in On Being a Grad Student, Policy-Practice Gap
Tagged education, ISO, labor history, occupy wall street, organizing, policy, protest
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What Do I Mean by Policy?
I asked one of my professors during my first or second year of grad school, How are education policies made? I demanded an answer to a truly impossible question, and my professor’s answer was appropriate: It is a very complex … Continue reading
