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The Obama effect and its relationship to the perceptions of Blacks on education and social mobility
 Attitudes towards global civic-mindedness and engagement before and after study abroad: A study of undergraduate students at international study abroad centers of an American university
 
Messages of nationalism in Mexican and U.S. textbooks: Implications for the national identity of transnational students
 Knowledge, the marketization of education, and high-stakes accountability: Curriculum differentiation in Chicago public high schools
 
Recess policy in Chicago public schools: 1855-2006
 Politics and pupils: How the conflict between the Washington teachers' union and the Fenty adminstration impacted education reform in the District of Columbia
 
The decentralization and centralization of curriculum in the primary education of Burkina Faso
 Benchmarks for transition: Do St. Louis high schools promote graduates that can make the transition to higher education?
 
An analysis of barriers to and strategies for improving parent engagement
 One sex, one school, who wins: How single-sex learning environments impact educational attainment, socio-emotional health, and ambitions
 
A race to educate: A look at the aims of the student life programming at Hampton University, from 1930-1940, and its intended effects on the Black American cultural identity
 Building level principals as change agents in a response to intervention reform initiative
 
Business ethics and Global Age Cosmopolitanism
 Safety changes in Blue Ribbon schools since the attack on Columbine high school
 
Education, fascism, and the Catholic church in Franco's Spain
The National Council of Teachers of English and federal education policy, 1958--1966
 
Education language policy process in multilingual societies: Global visions and local agendas in India, Nigeria and UNESCO
 Keeping true to the cathedral within: A case study of Wheaton Academy and the initiation, development, and fulfillment of its Christian saga of social justice
 
Political activity as advocacy: Through the eyes of the Illinois superintendent
 Three instances of Western colonial governments and Christian missions in Cameroon education: 1884--1961
 
Educational leaders serving language minority students (1965--2001)
Teachers' concerns regarding the implementation of Integrated Thematic Instruction: A study of primary grade teachers in Kanisius Catholic schools in Yogyakarta, Indonesia