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March 6, 2007
A Faculty Scholar Seminar |
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Reforming Reform in Urban Schools:
Efficiency, Deficiency, and Equity
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| Speakers |
Olivia Gude
Associate Professor, School of Art and Design
UIC College of Architecture and the Arts
David Mayrowetz Assistant Professor, Policy Studies
UIC College of Education
Thomas Moher Associate Professor, Department of Computer
Science UIC College of Engineering
Kimberly Potowski Assistant Professor, Department
of Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese UIC College of Liberal Arts
and Sciences
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| Location |
Great Cities Institute, Suite 400 CUPPA Hall
412 South Peoria, Chicago, IL 60607
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| The wide variety of efforts to reform public schooling in
Chicago range from teaching a Spanish language curriculum for Latino/a “heritage speakers,”
to embedding natural phenomena to teach elementary level science, to using diagnostic
assessments and interventions in language arts instruction to forestall referral for
special education, to promoting community and democracy through arts education. Panelists
will reflect on the commonalities and differences across these change initiatives, including
the aims and political values embedded in their design and in their implementation. |
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