American Journal of Education 2009 - 2010: Vol 116 Index & Table of Contents

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Vol. 116 2009-10
November 1-162
February 163-302
May 303-462
August 463-640
ARTICLES
Anagnostopoulos, Dorothea, Gary Sykes, Raven McCrory, Marisa Cannata,
and Kenneth Frank. Dollars, Distinction, or Duty? The Meaning of the
National Board for Professional Teaching Standards for Teachers’ Work and Collegial
Relations (May, p. 337)
Bastedo, Michael N., and Nicholas A. Bowman. U.S. News & World
Report College eling: Modeling Institutional Effects on Organizational Reputation
(February, p. 163)
Berends, Mark, Ellen Goldring, Marc Stein, and Xiu Cravens. Instruc-
tional Conditions in Charter Schools and Students’ Mathematics Achievement Gains
(May, p. 303)
Callahan, Rebecca M., Chandra Muller, and Kathryn S. Schiller. Pre-
paring the Next Generation for Electoral Engagement: Social Studies and the School
Context (August, p. 525)
Camburn, Eric M. Embedded Teacher Learning Opportunities as a Sue for
Reflective Practice: An Exploratory Study (August, p. 463)
Geiger, Roger L. American Malaise? Lagging College Atiainment in the United
States (August, p. 613)
Gordon, Molly F,, and Karen Seashore Louis. Linking Parent and Community
Involvement with Student Achievement: Comparing Principal and Teacher Perceptions of
Stakeholder Influence (November, p. 1)
Grissom, Jason A., and James R. Harrington. Investing in Administrator
Efficacy: An Examination ofP rofessional Development as a Tool for Enhancing Principal
Effectiveness (August, p. 583)
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Hammack, Floyd M. Paths to Legislation or Litigation for Educational Privilege:
New York and San Francisco Compared (May, p. 371)
Horng, Eileen Lai, Daniel Klasik, and Susanna Loeb. Principal’s Time
Use and School Effectiveness (August, p. 491)
Kamens, David H. The Expanding Polity: Theorizing the Links between Expanded
Higher Education and the New Politics of the Post-1970s (November, p. 99)
Konstantopoulos, Spyros, and Vicki Chung. What Are the Long-Term Effects
of Small Classes on the Achievement Gap? Evidence from the Lasting Benefits Study
(November, p. 125)
Langenkamp, Amy G. Following Different Pathways: Social Integration, Achieve-
ment, and the Transition to High School (November, p. 69)
Ledwith, Valerie. The Influence of Open Enrollment on Scholastic Achievement
among Public School Students in Los Angeles (February, p. 243)
Rocque, Michael. Office Discipline and Student Behavior: Does Race Matter?
(August, p. 557)
Rutledge, Stacey A., Douglas N. Harris, and William K. Ingle. How
Principals “Bridge and Buffer” the New Demands of Teacher Quality and Accountability:
A Mixed-Methods Analysis of Teacher Hiring (February, p. 211)
Saenz, Lauren P., and Michele S. Moses. Deliberating about Affirmative
Action: Linking Education Policy Research and the Media (February, p. 263)
Syvertsen, Amy K., Michael D. Stout, Constance A. Flanagan, Dana L. Mitra,
Mary Beth Oliver, and S. Shyam Sundar. Using Elections as Teachable
Moments: A Randomized Evaluation of the Student Voices Civic Education Program
(November, p. 33)
Timar, Thomas B., and Marguerite Roza. “A False Dilemma”: Should
Decisions about Education Resource Use Be Made at the State or Local Level? (May,
p. 397)
Warikoo, Natasha Kumar. Symbolic Boundaries and School Structure in New
York and London Schools (May, p. 423)
Wraga, William G. From Slogan to Anathema: Historical Representations of Life
Adjustment Education (February, p. 185)
BOOK REVIEWS
Bixby, Janet S., and Judith L. Pace, eds., Educating Democratic Citizens in Troubled
Times: Qualitative Studies of Current Efforts. David W. Saxe (February, p. 289)
Dierenfield, BruceJ ., The Battle over School Prayer: How Engel v. Vitale Changed
America. David M. Schimmel (May, p. 453)
Guldberg, Helene, Reclaiming Childhood: Freedom and Play in an Age of Fear. Israel
C. Kalman (August, p. 629)
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Henig, Jeffrey R., Spin Cycle: How Research Is Used in Policy Debates; The Case of
Charter Schools. Wendy C. Chi (May, p. 458)
Lesch, Lyn, Our Results-Driven Testing Culture: How It Adversely Affects Students’
Personal Experience. Laurence B. Boggess and Mindy L. Kornhaber (Novem-
ber, p. 159)
Morphew, Christopher C., and Peter D. Eckel, Privatizing the Public University.
John J. Cheslock (August, p. 625)
Rothstein, Richard, Grading Education: Getting Accountability Right. Michael W.
Kirst (November, p. 155)
Welner, Kevin G., Neovouchers: The Emergence of Tuition Tax Credits for Private
Schooling. Frank R. Kemerer (February, p. 296)
BOOK REVIEWERS
Laurence B. Boggess and Mindy L. Kornhaber (November, p. 159
JohnJ . Cheslock (August, p. 625)
Wendy C. Chi (May, p. 458)
Israel C. Kalman (August, p. 629)
Frank R. Kemerer (February, p. 296
Michael W. Kirst (November, p. 155
David W. Saxe (February, p. 289)
David M. Schimmel (May, p. 453
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