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Reference work 2014Latest editions of alternative schools and documents the establishment of City School in Toronto in 1980. Finally, the article explores some of the ongoing thorny issues facing alternative schools such as their relationship to teacher unions and the failure of some to attract significant numbers of visible minority students.

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Reference work 2014Latest editionserving an impoverished social housing area. In Toronto and York, it was in the context of the development of policies for the initiation and governance of a variety of alternative school programs from preschool to adult education.

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Tracing Tensions in Humanization and Market-Based Ideals: Philadelphia Alternative Education in the broader institutional histories of policies, practices, and ideologies of education. They conclude by pointing to the engaged work of negotiating these tensions as a site of possibility for enacting “humanizing” pedagogies within systemic constraints.

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An Administrator’s Perspective on the Politics of Alternative Schooling in Torontoserving an impoverished social housing area. In Toronto and York, it was in the context of the development of policies for the initiation and governance of a variety of alternative school programs from preschool to adult education.

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Learning to Teach and Becoming a Science Teacher at City School alternative school life and her interactions with students, parents, and school board personnel. Finally, she untangles what it means to develop curriculum in science with a focus on student needs, skills of inquiry, and social justice issues and how these experiences would inform her subsequent academic and doctoral work.

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at influence students who do not thrive in traditional settiThis book explores the unique phenomenon of public alternative schools in Toronto, Canada and other large urban areas. ?Although schools of this kind have existed for more than a century, very little has been written about the alternative s