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Index Diamond, Patrick C. TJ . Carnivalesque Inquiry: Attractionosn the Midway, 1-9 Numbe Farquhar, Robin H. Transforming Universi- Numbe ties: Approaches to Reconciling Cultural Numbe Differences. An Essay Review of Organising Numbe Innovative Research (Li Bennich-Bjorkman, 1997), Creating Entrepreneurial Universities (Burton R. Clark, 1998), and Distance and Campus Universities (Sarah Guri-Rosenblit, \itken, Johan Lyall Atom and Dream, 1999), 469-484 259-269 Farrell, Joseph P. Can We Really Change Barlosky, Martin. Reclaiming the the Formosf Formal Schooling? And Progressivist Agenda: Prescriptiofnost Would it Make a Difference if We Could? Knowing and Doing the Good. An Essay 389-398. Review of Achieving Our Country (Richard Rorty, 1998), Power, Meaning, and Identity Farrell, Joseph P. On Learning Civic Virtue (Michael W. Apple, 1999), and Moral Can Schooling Really Play a Role? 125-135 Outrage in Education (David E. Purpel, Fox, G. Thomas. Creating Research 1999), 485-497 Questions from Strataned Pgersipeectisve s Barone, Tom. The End of Terror: On of Contemporary Art, 33-49 Disclosing the Complexities of Teaching. Geichman, Judith. Creating Research An Essay Review of Four Books, 89-102 Questions from Strataned Pgersipeectisve s Bascia, Nina. Women’s Careers Beyond the of Contemporary Art, 33-49 Classroom: Changing Roles in a Changing Grace, DonnaJ . “We Don’t Want No Haole Vorld, 271-302 Buttholes in Our Stories”: Local Giris Zeck, Clive. Refection-in Action: In Reading the Baby-Sitters Club Books in Defenceo f Thoughtful Teaching, 217-2a2a7l Hawai'i, 421-452 Bickmore, Kathy. Student Conflict Hatch, Thomas. The Usual Monkey Busi- Resolution, Power “Sharing” in Schools, ness: A Case of Repetitiaonnd Reform: A and Citizenship Education, 137-162. Responsteo Cheryl Craig’s “The Relation- Boostrom, Robert. Common Ground: ships Between and Among Teachers’ Narra- \ Resptoo “nLesarnein g from Difference” tive Knowledge, Communities of Knowing, by Carolyn Shields, 65-69. and School Reform: A Case of ‘The Mon- Craig,S Cheryl J. No Satisfaction \ Case of key’s Paw’” 933-340 “The Monkey’s Paw,” Top-Down School He, Ming Fang. Why Do Educational Reform and the Conduit, 341—350 Research? Creating Dreamspaces for Social Justice: A Rejoinder to “A Light Shines in Craig, Cheryl J. The Relationships Between Steel Town: Response to He, Phillion, & and Among Teachers’ Narrative Knowledge, Communofi Ktnowiineg,s an d School Roberge’s Review of Lan Culture. anc Reform: A Case of “The Monkey’s Paw’, Quality Educatio Lourdes Diaz Soto & 303-331. Erik Malewski y4—DO5 Cuban, Larry. Can Historians Help School Heller, Monica. Language and Powe1 Reformers? An Essay Review of The Failed Reflections on Eloquent Dissent: The Wr Promise of the American High School 1890-1995 (David L. Angus & Jeffrey I rf James Sledd (Richard D. Freed (ed London: Paul Chapman Publishing, 1996 MSicrheooll,s 1a9n9d9 ),t he MoSrhaalp inEgd ucoaf tiCohnar ac»t er Amfe rormc a 37i-— 244 t Colonial Times to the Present (B. Edward Henderson, James D. Celebration and McClellan, 1999), and Schooledt o Work: \ssessment \ Review of The Lun Vocationalism and the American Curric ulum, he Transcendent: Collected Essaysb y Dwane I 1876-1946 (Herbert M. Kliebard, 1999 Huebner (Vikki Hillis, Ed., Mahwav, N]: 153-467. Lawrence Erlbaum, 1999), 367-37> p7o e 514 INDEX Ilieva, Roumiana. A Secondary School Phillion, JoAnn. Why Do Educational Career Education Program for ESL Research? Creating Dreamspaces for Social Students, 399-420. Justice: A Rejoinder to “A Light Shines in Steel Town: Response to He, Phillion, & Kahne, Joseph. Wide Awake to the World: Roberge’s Review of Language, Culture, and The Arts and Urban Schools—Conflicts Power: Bilingual Families and the Struggle for and Contributions of an After-School Quality Education” (Lourdes Diaz Soto & Program, 11-32. Erik Malewski), 59-63. Kesson, Kathleen R. Celebration and Purpel, David E. Response to “Reclaiming Critical Assessment: A Review of The Lure of the Progressivist Agenda” by Martin the Transcendent: Collected Essays by Dwane I Barlosky, 499-505. Huebner (Vikki Hillis, Ed., Mahway, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum, 1999), 367-377. Quinn, Therese. Wide Awake to the World: The Arts and Urban Schools—Conflicts Kosnik, Clare. Refection-in Action: In and Contributions of an After-School Defence of Thoughtful Teaching, 217-25 Program, 11-32. LaRocque, Linda. A Secondary School Renne, Christine G. A Perspective on Career Education Program for ESI Achieving Equality in Mathematics for Students, 399-420. Fourth Grade Girls: A Special Case, Lawless, Daniel V. The Spiel of “Spielraum 163-182. and Teaching”, 229-235. Roth, Wolff-Michael. The Spiel of Lawless, Daniel V. Spielraum and Teaching, “Spielraum and Teaching”, 229-235. 183-207 Roth, Wolff-Michael. Spielrawm and Liston, Delores D. Thinking Through Our Teaching, 183-207. Mothers: An Exploration of the Positions of Shields, Carmen. Writing Research that Women in Educational Philosophy. A Expands Our Perspectives on Schooling Review of Women’s Philosophies of Education: Students with Down Syndrome and Other Thinking Through Our Mothers (Connie Disabilities: Pushing Present Boundaries. A Titone & Karen E. Maloney, Upper Saddle Review of Schooling Children with Down River, NJ: Merrill, Prentice Hall, 1999), Syndrome: Toward an Understanding of 351-366. Possibility (Christopher Kliewer, New York: Livingstone, David W. On Radical Teachers College Press, 1998), 245-253. 2 \pproaches to Educational Studies: Shields, Carolyn M. A Dialogue about Problems and Prospects. A Review of Communities of Difference: A Rejoinder to Academic Distinctions: Theory and Methodology Robert Boostrom, 71-76. in the Soc iology of Sc hool Knowledge ( James G. Solway, David. Commentary on “Spielraum Ladwig, 1996), 103-119. and Teaching,” or Driving in Mexico, Lum, Anna Lee Puanani. “We Don’t Want 209-216. No Haole Buttholes in Our Stories”: Local Soto, Lourdes Diaz. A Light Shines in Steel Girls Reading the Baby-Sitters Club Books Town: Response to He, Phillion, & in Hawai'i, 421-452. Roberge’s Review of Language Culture, and Malewski, Erik. A Light Shines in Steel Power: Bilingual Families and the Struggle for Town: Response to He, Phillion, & Quality Education, 51-57. Roberge’s Review of Language Culture, and Terpstra, Angela. Thinking, Talking, and Power: Bilingual Families and the Struggle for Quilting: Paradox of Transformation? A Quality Education, 51-57. Review of Teaching Positions: Difference, Masciotra, Domenico. Spielraum and Pedagogy, and the Power of Address (Elizabeth Teaching, 183-207. Ellsworth, 1997) and Transforming Critical Oyler, Celia. Extending Narrative Inquiry. Thinking: Thinking Constructively (Barbara \ Review of A Visual Narrative Concerning Thayer-Bacon, 2000), 379-386. Curriculum, Girls, Photography, etc. (Hedy Toohey, Kelleen. A Secondary School Bach, 1998) and The Folkloral Voice (lan W. Career Education Program for ESL Sewall, 1998), 77-88. Students, 399-420. INDEX 515 Wyatt-Beynon, June. A Secondary School Young, Beth. Women’s Careers Beyond the Career Education Program for ESI Classroom: Changing Roles in a Changing Students, 399-420. 971-302