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Volume 33

(2002) Volume 33, Issue 1/2

Special Issue

Perspectives on International and Global Education

  • Randy Dunn

    Differing Views of Educational Leadership in Russia and America: Implications for an Ongoing Dialogue

  • Dorothy Finnegan and Alexei Matveev

    There is No Word for . . . Translation Issues for International and Comparative Research

  • Maricela Oliva

    Perspectives on Collaboration: Deconstructing North American Higher Education Cooperation

  • Suzanne Majhanovich

    Change in Public Education: Globalization in Action? The Case of Ontario, Canada

  • Galina Savukova

    Teaching as a Site of Professorial Work: The Knowledge Base of a Foreign Language Professor from the Perspective of Global Education

  • Rhea Ashmore and Carolyn Shields

    The Achievement Gap: A Comparison of Anglo and Navajo Student Writing Samples

  • Adam Nir

    School Health and its Relation to Teacher Commitment

(2002) Volume 33, Issue 3/4

  • Lawrence Leonard and Pauline Leonard

    Professional Community in American and Canadian Schools: Assessing and Comparing Collaborative Environments

  • Chen Schechter

    Deliberation: The Communal Negotiation of Meaning in Schools

  • Miles Bryant, Karen Hessel, and Jody Isernhagen

    Face to Face with ISLLC: Testing Out the New School Leaders Licensure Assessment

  • Carrie Ausbrooks

    Ensuring that Underrepresented Student Groups Have Access to Charter Schools: What States are Doing

  • Lystra Richardson

    The Challenge of Boundary Spanning in School District

  • Sharon Brown-Welty and Teresa Patterson

    University and Corporate Partnerships: Benefits and Challenges of Offering College Degrees

  • Donald Hackmann and Mack Shelley II

    Instructional Practices and Curriculum Integration in an Interdisciplinary Secondary School Teaming Approach