Deborah Meier Books

Teaching in Themes
Teaching in Themes
These Schools Belong to You and Me
These Schools Belong to You and Me

By Deborah Meier, Emily Gasoi

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A challenge to narrow, profit-driven conceptions of school success and an argument for protecting public education to ensure that all students become competent citizens in a vibrant democracyIn The...

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These schools belong to you and me why we can t afford to abandon our public schools
Keeping School
Keeping School

By Deborah Meier

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Education reformers Deborah Meier, Theodore R. Sizer, and Nancy Faust Sizer have published books that have helped shape a movement. As school principals, all three have done another kind of writing...

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New American High School
New American High School
New American High School
Power of Their Ideas
Power of Their Ideas

By Deborah Meier

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Many Children Left Behind
Many Children Left Behind

By Deborah Meier

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