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A Brief History of Education in the United States: An Interview with Alan Singer

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2015-09-01
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He responds to questions about school reform and educational issues.  

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this interview, Alan Singer provides a comprehensive review of the field of American education.
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Key Findings & Data:He discusses it's beginnings and current concerns.
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Conclusion & Impact:He responds to questions about school reform and educational issues.  
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⚙️Variables:American Education · pedagogy · curriculum

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In this interview, Alan Singer provides a comprehensive review of the field of American education. He discusses it's beginnings and current concerns. He responds to questions about school reform and educational issues.  

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Shaughnessy, M. F., Code, G. (2015). A Brief History of Education in the United States: An Interview with Alan Singer. International Journal of Academic Research in Education, Volume: 1 Issue: 2. https://doi.org/10.17985/ijare.404886

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  5. Singer, A. (2008) New York and Slavery, Time to Teach the Truth Albany, NY: SUNY Press,
  6. Singer, A. (2014) Education Flashpoints: Fighting for America’s Schools.New York: Routledge