An edition of Central Park East and Its Graduates: Learning by Heart (School Reform, 29) (2000)

Central Park East and Its Graduates

Learning by Heart (School Reform, 29)

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An edition of Central Park East and Its Graduates: Learning by Heart (School Reform, 29) (2000)

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Teachers College Press
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English
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155

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Case studies, Central Park East Elementary School (New York, N.Y.), Schools, Education, Minorities, Grundschule, Innenstadt, Minorites, Ecoles urbaines, Schulpa˜dagogik, Etudes de Cas, Urban schools, Minorities, education, united states, Public schools, new york (state), new york, Columbia university, teachers college

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Central Park East and Its Graduates: Learning by Heart (School Reform, 29)
November 2000, Teachers College Pr
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Central Park East and Its Graduates: Learning by Heart (School Reform, 29)
November 2000, Teachers College Press
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First Sentence

"I STILL REMEMBER how skeptical I felt when I first heard about Central Park East Elementary School more than 20 years ago."

Edition Notes

CONTENTS:

Searching for meaning in the survey data -- Individual pathways to learning -- Pathways to emotional and social growth -- Racial dimensions of a learning community -- “We bought the dream’’ : the parent-school partnership at Central Park East -- “And then they will become gifted’’ : CPE graduates look to the future -- Creating a learning community -- Afterword, by Alice Seletsky -- Appendix A: New York City elementary public school students as a comparison group -- Appendix B : Alice Seletsky’s reports on Valerie Sanchez.

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Library of Congress
LD7501.N4943B46 2000

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Format
Paperback
Number of pages
155
Dimensions
8.9 x 6.2 x 0.5 inches
Weight
9.3 ounces

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OL9391694M
Internet Archive
centralparkeasti0000bens
ISBN 10
0807739928
ISBN 13
9780807739921
LCCN
00056374
OCLC/WorldCat
44493325
Library Thing
1206419
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219250

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