The future of educational change : international perspectives

@inproceedings{Sugrue2008TheFO,
  title={The future of educational change : international perspectives},
  author={Ciaran Sugrue},
  year={2008},
  url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:152467796}
}
  • C. Sugrue
  • Published 19 February 2008
  • Education, Political Science
Section 1: Educational Change: For Better or For Worse? 1. Researching Change: The long and the short of it all 2. These may be good times: an argument that things are getting better 3. Towards a Single Hegemonic Model of Transfer of educational policy? Section 2: Educational Change: Lessons from Home and Away 4. U.S. School Reforms & Classroom Practice: 1980s-2005 5. Community Organizing for Educational Change: Past Illusions & Future Possibilities 6. New Influences on Policy & Practice in… 
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