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"Who's Got the Chalk?": Beginning Mathematics Teachers and Educational Policies in New York City.
Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table 2008, Summer
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Preface For now, the politicians are silent and the best we can do is to slap absurdly Orwellian names upon bills such as The No Child Left Behind Act; I tried to do my part from within the classroom. The system is broken, but everyday millions of students enter it. From within my classroom, I tried to make a difference with thirty of those students.
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