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Articles in May, 2007 issue of Phi Delta Kappan

• Better late than …
• Working at cross-purposes
  by Anne C. Lewis
• Learning to speak the world's languages
  by Kathy Christie
• Did we leave the future behind?
  by Sebastian Foti
• Why go to school?
  by Steven Wolk
• Why high school must go: an interview with Leon Botstein
  by Robert Epstein
• The old and the new
  by Thomas C. O'Brien
• Teaching math and science: improving instruction through Local Systemic Change initiatives
  by Iris R. Weiss
• Consensus or confusion? The intended math curriculum in state-level standards
  by Barbara Reys
• Reflections on math reforms in the U.S. a cross-national perspective
  by Xiaoia Newton
• On location: using school classrooms as sites for preparing teachers of mathematics
  by Laura Grandau
• Why? Why? Why? Future teachers discover mathematical depth
  by Perla Myers
• Four practices that math classrooms could do without
  by Nick Fiori
• Which brain research can educators trust?
  by Judy Willis
• World citizenship: a humane alternative to 'drill and kill'
  by Bruce Mitchell
• Fulfilling the promise of educational accountability
  by Sarah W. Nelson
• Using large-scale assessments to evaluate the effectiveness of school library programs in California
  by Stacy Sinclair-Tarr
• Backwards into the future—again
  by Mark Phillips
• Bend it like Azzy
  by Heather-Jane Robertson
• Reports, reports
  by Gerald W. Bracey
• End run?
  by Perry A. Zirkel