endent Anthony Alvarado in East Harlem she opened Central Park East I in 1974, Central Park East II in 1981, and the Central Park East Secondary School in 1984; after retirement she opened the ... ion should be tested against that purpose. At the Central Park East schools and the Mission Hill School, te
initiative focused on a twenty-four-block area of central Harlem, supporting children and families academic... rmed. The HCZ targets a twenty-four-block area of central Harlem and wraps children and families in an inte... nd Disrupting the Cradle-to-Prison Pipeline ====
Central to Canada's work is the deliberate inversion of w... sting in education. Canada united with parents of central Harlem and petitioned to start a charter school i
nsible civic leadership. He is considered "a more central figure in discussions of civic education, and esp... service to the state, and mastery of composition. Central to this vision was the virtue of //phronesis//: p... ings. The mentor-mentee relationship was likewise central to his practice: Isocrates held that a king or le... cational ideas testifies to the durability of his central conviction that the cultivation of rhetoric, mora
agents. This critique anticipated and shaped the central argument of A Vindication of the Rights of Woman ... ibution to educational and political thought. Its central argument — that women are not naturally inferior ... with Rousseau and the Politics of Nature ====
A central strand of Wollstonecraft's educational philosophy... cation and social structure that would not become central to mainstream feminist theory until the twentieth
of Inhelder's collaborative contributions was her central role in developing and empirically grounding the ... procedural and conceptual knowledge that has been central to mathematics education research since, represen... the structural-procedural distinction that became central to cognitive science and educational psychology i
t Mann had witnessed in action in Europe and made central to his own pedagogical programme. Largely liked a... lling for schools established and administered by central authority, standardised textbooks and equipment a... eachers as Professionals: The Normal School ====
Central to Mann's educational reform was the elevation of
de Latin verse composition in the Horatian mode a central exercise in the formation of the governing classe... from Rome through the Renaissance and beyond. Its central arguments — that poetry must both benefit and ple... capsulates a doctrine of craft and revision still central to writing pedagogy today. Horace's framing of th
ater called his "dogmatic slumber," provoking his central critical project of establishing the true sources... ducational psychology, both of which responded to central themes in Kantian epistemology and moral philosop... a model of progressive, scaffolded learning still central to contemporary pedagogy. For Kant, the goal of e
ing masters at work, and gradually taking on more central and complex tasks. Similarly, the shoppers she st... relationships deepen, participation becomes more central. Learning, in this framework, is precisely this m... Knowledge Transfer and Schooled Knowledge ====
A central and polemical strand in Lave's work is her sustai
ete normative content by developing a list of ten central capabilities that she regards as necessary for a ... 's educational philosophy is her argument for the central role of literature and the arts in moral and civi... er career; Jaggar has raised the concern that the central capabilities list may reflect a Western philosoph
[[phan_chau_trinh|Phan Châu Trinh]] had made the central theme of his life, and whose legacy Phạm Toàn exp... cations he drew for the Vietnamese classroom. His central concern was with what he called the "logic of lea... d political implications of bauxite mining in the Central Highlands — became one of the most prominent venu
s, a network of educators — teachers, principals, central office administrators — visits a series of classr... the norm of privacy that Elmore identified as the central structural obstacle to improvement: by making ins... icy and accountability. The Coherence Framework's central insight is that improvement strategies fail not b
pts address the situatedness of knowledge and are central to his educational legacy. "Traveling theory," in... d, "then… an invigorated book culture must remain central to it." He argued for literature's irreplaceable
ater studying law, philosophy, and letters at the Central University of Madrid. There he grew critical of t... and resistance to curricular censorship. Yet his central unfinished project — the independence of Puerto R
xpected to remain in the home, Froebel made women central to his educational project. He reasoned that earl... strikingly, both thinkers accorded play the same central developmental role: Vygotsky held that play creat
