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Index to Volume 76, 2006 ARTICLES Foley, Ellen. See Simmons, Warren. Abdella, Hanan. See Garcia, Veronica. Garcia, Veronica, with Agbemakplido, Wilhemi- Achinstein, Betty, and Ogawa, Rodney T. na, Abdella, Hanan, Lopez, Oscar Jr., Registe, (In)Fidelity: What the Resistance of New Rashida T. High School Students’ Perspec- leachers Reveals about Professional Principles tives on the 2001 No Child Left Behind Act’s and Prescriptive Educational Policies. Spring, Definition of a Highly Qualified Teacher [in 30-63. Special Issue, “Assessing NCLB: Perspectives Agbemakplido, Wilhemina. See Garcia, Veronica. and Prescriptions”]. Winter, 698-724. Allen, David. See Ancess, Jacqueline. Hess, Frederick M. Accountability without Angst? Ancess, Jacqueline, and Allen, David. Implement- Public Opinion and No Child Left Behind [in ing Small Theme High Schools in New York Special Issue, “Assessing NCLB: Perspectives City: Great Intentions and Great Tensions. and Prescriptions”]. Winter, 587-610. Fall, 401-416. Hill, Paul T. Getting Hold of District Finances: A Blumenthal, Richard. Why Connecticut Sued Make-or-Break Issue for Mayoral Involvement the Federal Government over No Child Left in Education. Summer, 178-189. Behind [in Special Issue, “Assessing NCLB: Holst, John D. Paulo Freire in Chile, 1964-1969: Perspectives and Prescriptions”]. Winter, Pedagogy of the Oppressed in Its Sociopolitical 564-569. Economic Context. Summer, 243-270. Borkowski, John W., and Sneed, Maree. Will NCLB Kantor, Harvey, and Lowe, Robert. From New Improve or Harm Public Education? [in Spe- Deal to No Deal: No Child Left Behind and cial Issue, “Assessing NCLB: Perspectives and the Devolution of Responsibility for Equal Op- Prescriptions”]. Winter, 503-525. portunity [in Special Issue, “Assessing NCLB: Cochran-Smith, Marilyn, and Lytle, Susan L. Perspectives and Prescriptions”]. Winter, Troubling Images of Teaching in No Child 474-502. Left Behind [in Special Issue, “Assessing Kennedy, Edward M., Senator. Foreword [in Spe- NCLB: Perspectives and Prescriptions”]. Win- cial Issue, “Assessing NCLB: Perspectives and ter, 668-697. Prescriptions”]. Winter, 453-456. Cohen, Jonathan. Social, Emotional, Ethical, and Kim, Susan S. See Zhou, Min. Academic Education: Creating a Climate for Kirst, Michael W. and Edelstein, Fritz. The Ma- Learning, Participation in Democracy, and turing Mayoral Role in Education. Summer, Well-Being. Summer, 201-237. 152-164. Darling-Hammond, Linda. No Child Left Behind Lopez, Oscar Jr. See Garcia, Veronica. and High School Reform [in Special Issue, Lowe, Robert. See Kantor, Harvey. “Assessing NCLB: Perspectives and Prescrip- Lytle, Susan L. See Cochran-Smith, Marilyn. tions”]. Winter, 642-667. Maclure, Richard. No Longer Overlooked and Edelstein, Fritz. See Kirst, Michael W. Undervalued? The Evolving Dynamics of En- Fege, Arnold F. Getting Ruby a Quality Public dogenous Educational Research in Sub-Saha- Education: Forty-Two Years of Building the ran Africa. Spring, 80-109. Demand for Quality Public Schools through Mahshi, Khalil. Interview with Khalil Mahshi. Parental and Public Involvement [in Special Spring, 64-79. Issue, “Assessing NCLB: Perspectives and Pre- McClelland, Sara I. See Fine, Michelle. scriptions”] . Winter, 570-586. Noddings, Nel. Educating Whole People. Sum- Fine, Michelle, and McClelland, Sara I. Sexuali- mer, 238-242. ty Education and Desire: Still Missing after All Ogawa, Rodney T. See Achinstein, Betty. These Years. Fall, 297-338. Orfield, Gary. See Sunderman, Gail L. Index to Volume 76, 2006 ARTICLES Foley, Ellen. See Simmons, Warren. Abdella, Hanan. See Garcia, Veronica. Garcia, Veronica, with Agbemakplido, Wilhemi- Achinstein, Betty, and Ogawa, Rodney T. na, Abdella, Hanan, Lopez, Oscar Jr., Registe, (In)Fidelity: What the Resistance of New Rashida T. High School Students’ Perspec- leachers Reveals about Professional Principles tives on the 2001 No Child Left Behind Act’s and Prescriptive Educational Policies. Spring, Definition of a Highly Qualified Teacher [in 30-63. Special Issue, “Assessing NCLB: Perspectives Agbemakplido, Wilhemina. See Garcia, Veronica. and Prescriptions”]. Winter, 698-724. Allen, David. See Ancess, Jacqueline. Hess, Frederick M. Accountability without Angst? Ancess, Jacqueline, and Allen, David. Implement- Public Opinion and No Child Left Behind [in ing Small Theme High Schools in New York Special Issue, “Assessing NCLB: Perspectives City: Great Intentions and Great Tensions. and Prescriptions”]. Winter, 587-610. Fall, 401-416. Hill, Paul T. Getting Hold of District Finances: A Blumenthal, Richard. Why Connecticut Sued Make-or-Break Issue for Mayoral Involvement the Federal Government over No Child Left in Education. Summer, 178-189. Behind [in Special Issue, “Assessing NCLB: Holst, John D. Paulo Freire in Chile, 1964-1969: Perspectives and Prescriptions”]. Winter, Pedagogy of the Oppressed in Its Sociopolitical 564-569. Economic Context. Summer, 243-270. Borkowski, John W., and Sneed, Maree. Will NCLB Kantor, Harvey, and Lowe, Robert. From New Improve or Harm Public Education? [in Spe- Deal to No Deal: No Child Left Behind and cial Issue, “Assessing NCLB: Perspectives and the Devolution of Responsibility for Equal Op- Prescriptions”]. Winter, 503-525. portunity [in Special Issue, “Assessing NCLB: Cochran-Smith, Marilyn, and Lytle, Susan L. Perspectives and Prescriptions”]. Winter, Troubling Images of Teaching in No Child 474-502. Left Behind [in Special Issue, “Assessing Kennedy, Edward M., Senator. Foreword [in Spe- NCLB: Perspectives and Prescriptions”]. Win- cial Issue, “Assessing NCLB: Perspectives and ter, 668-697. Prescriptions”]. Winter, 453-456. Cohen, Jonathan. Social, Emotional, Ethical, and Kim, Susan S. See Zhou, Min. Academic Education: Creating a Climate for Kirst, Michael W. and Edelstein, Fritz. The Ma- Learning, Participation in Democracy, and turing Mayoral Role in Education. Summer, Well-Being. Summer, 201-237. 152-164. Darling-Hammond, Linda. No Child Left Behind Lopez, Oscar Jr. See Garcia, Veronica. and High School Reform [in Special Issue, Lowe, Robert. See Kantor, Harvey. “Assessing NCLB: Perspectives and Prescrip- Lytle, Susan L. See Cochran-Smith, Marilyn. tions”]. Winter, 642-667. Maclure, Richard. No Longer Overlooked and Edelstein, Fritz. See Kirst, Michael W. Undervalued? The Evolving Dynamics of En- Fege, Arnold F. Getting Ruby a Quality Public dogenous Educational Research in Sub-Saha- Education: Forty-Two Years of Building the ran Africa. Spring, 80-109. Demand for Quality Public Schools through Mahshi, Khalil. Interview with Khalil Mahshi. Parental and Public Involvement [in Special Spring, 64-79. Issue, “Assessing NCLB: Perspectives and Pre- McClelland, Sara I. See Fine, Michelle. scriptions”] . Winter, 570-586. Noddings, Nel. Educating Whole People. Sum- Fine, Michelle, and McClelland, Sara I. Sexuali- mer, 238-242. ty Education and Desire: Still Missing after All Ogawa, Rodney T. See Achinstein, Betty. These Years. Fall, 297-338. Orfield, Gary. See Sunderman, Gail L. Paige, Rod. No Child Left Behind: The Ongoing EDITORS’ REVIEWS Movement for Public Education Reform [in Hoxby, Caroline M. (Ed.). College Choices: The Eco- Special Issue, “Assessing NCLB: Perspectives nomics of Where to Go, When to Go, and How to Pay and Prescriptions”]. Winter, 461-473. for It (Baoyan Cheng). Spring, 110-119. Registe, Rashida T. See Garcia, Ver6nica. Michie, Gregory. See You When We Get There: Teach- Reyes, Luis O. The Aspira Consent Decree: A Thir- ing for Change in Urban Schools (Megin Charner- tieth-Anniversary Retrospective of Bilingual Laird). Fall, 417-426. Education in New York City. Fall, 369-400. Sanders, Mavis. G. Building School-Community Part- Rogers, John. Forces of Accountability? The Pow- nerships: Collaboration for Student Success (Soo er of Poor Parents in NCLB [in Special Issue, Hong). Summer, 271-275. “Assessing NCLB: Perspectives and Prescrip- tions”]. Winter, 611-641. BOOK NOTES Simmons, Warren, Foley, Ellen, and Ucelli, Mar- Atlas, Caron, and Korza, Pam. (Eds.). Critical Per- la. Using Mayoral Involvement in District Re- spectives: Writings On Art And Civic Dialogue. form to Support Instructional Change. Sum- Fall, 432-434. mer, 189-200. Dongala, Emmanuel. Johnny Mad Dog. Fall, Sneed, Maree. See Borkowski, John W. 281-284. Sternberg, Betty J. Real Improvement for Real Drago-Severson, Eleanor. Becoming Adult Learners: Students: Test Smarter, Serve Better [in Spe- Principles and Practices for Effective Development. cial Issue, “Assessing NCLB: Perspectives and Spring, 121-125. Prescriptions”]. Winter, 557-563. Dyson, Michael Eric. /s Bill Cosby Right? Or Has Sunderman, Gail L., and Orfield, Gary. Domesti- the Black Middle Class Lost Its Mind? Summer, cating a Revolution: No Child Lett Behind Re- 279-281. forms and State Administrative Response [in Filene, Peter. The Joy of Teaching: A Practical Guide Special Issue, “Assessing NCLB: Perspectives for New College Instructors. Summer, 277-279. and Prescriptions”]. Winter, 526-556. Friedman, Benjamin J. (Ed.). Inequality in Ameri- Swift-Morgan, Jennifer. What Community Par- ca: What Role for Human Capital Policies? Spring, ticipation in Schooling Means: Insights from 127-129. Southern Ethiopia. Fall, 339-368. Getzel, Elizabeth Evans, and Wehman, Paul. Ucelli, Marla. See Simmons, Warren. (Eds.). Going to College: Expanding Opportunities Usdan, Michael D. Mayors and Public Education: for People with Disabilities. Summer, 276-277. The Case for Greater Involvement. Summer, Hatton, Sara Day. Teaching by Heart: The Foxfire In- 147-152. terviews. Fall, 427-429. Usdan, Michaei D., Kirst, Michael W., Edelstein, Louie, Vivian S. Compelled to Excel: Immigration, Ed- Fritz, Wong, Kenneth K., Hill, Paul T., Sim- ucation, and Opportunity Among Chinese Ameri- mons, Warren, Foley, Ellen, and Ucelli, Maria. cans. Spring, 125-127. Mayoral Takeovers in Education: A Recipe for Nettles, Michael T., and Millett, Catherine M. Three Progress or Peril? Summer, 147-200. Magic Letters: Getting to PhD. Fall, 434-436. Wong, Kenneth K. The Political Dynamics of May- Rockquemore, Kerry Ann, and Laszloffy, Tracey. oral Engagement in Public Education. Sum- Raising Biracial Children. Fall, 429-431. mer, 164-177. Sunderman, Gail, Kim, James S., and Orfield, Zhou, Min, and Kim, Susan S. Community Forces, Gary. NCLB Meets School Realities: Lessons from Social Capital, and Educational Achievement: the Field. Spring, 123-135. The Case of Supplementary Education in the Thornton, Steven J. Teaching Social Studies That Chinese and Korean Immigrant Communities. Matters: Curriculum for Active Learning. Spring, Spring, 1-29 120-121. FROM THE EDITORS REVIEWERS Editors, The. Mayoral Takeovers in Education: Charner-Laird, Megin. Fall, 417-426. A Recipe for Progress or Peril? Summer, Cheng, Baoyan. Spring, 110-119. 141-146. Hong, Soo. Summer, 271-275.