ip in 1987 and has received honorary degrees from many universities; her papers are collected at the Lil... as early as 1973 and editing (with George Wood) *Many Children Left Behind* in the wake of No Child Lef... Press.
* Meier, D., & Wood, G. (Eds.). (2004). Many children left behind: How the No Child Left Behin... ttracted resources, and surmounted obstacles that many educators find disqualifying. Her schools have al
"but not because of the rudimentary factors that many researchers (and policymakers) have looked to for... been a reality … because accountability threatens many and because, even when desired, it is difficult t... ior schooling. The resulting finding — replicated many times since — is that "teacher quality is by far
et, politician, educational philosopher, and what many Danes call "the spiritual father of the nation" —... scribed Lindeman's book as one he returned to "as many people go to the Bible for inspiration." Several ... not just made available to the elite but for the many," and singled out Highlander's impact on the civi
Binet and his colleague Theodore Simon published many experimental findings and contributed to the fiel... ce Scales. These scales became the foundation for many intelligence tests developed in the 20th century
atural. This critical literature, while modifying many of Piaget's specific claims, has not displaced bu... nd information-processing theorists have reframed many of his findings in the vocabulary of computationa
ral pedagogical principle he developed — and that many liberal arts institutions have since taken as the... also specifically on the topic of education," and many of his central distinctions now seem so obvious a
te enthusiasm of students at the Royal Institute, many sighted teachers found the braille code difficult... ng up to $7,000 — places them beyond the reach of many users, creating a digital divide within the alrea
rt "much valuable information" while "inculcating many useful habits" — a multimodal, developmental rati... system of disabilities — that directly prefigured many of the principles and practices that now have the
ed as cognitively impaired and institutionalised, many of whom she observed to be suffering not from inh... move around the room, and to repeat activities as many times as their inner direction requires. But this
o New Zealand, she taught in primary classrooms — many populated with high-need students attracted by he... the high cost of the one-to-one RR model has led many school systems to question its cost-effectiveness
nd synthesis — and observes that its absence from many public school classrooms is not accidental but re... tion that combined Socratic argument, exposure to many world cultures, and the infusion of music, fine a
work positioned education not as one reform among many but as the precondition of all others, and it sha... toration of the Vietnamese monarchy — the goal of many of his nationalist contemporaries — would not con
ormat recognisable to any modern dictionary user. Many of Elyot's translations were the first renderings... work is unusual in the humanist tradition: while many humanist scholars addressed women's education, th
