A Matter of Choice.
American School & University, April, 2007 by Agron, Joe
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Byline: Joe Agron jagron@asumag.com Do I wear a tie today or will "business casual" be appropriate? Do I take the shorter route or the longer, more scenic road? Small fries or onion rings - or do I want the healthier choice of apple slices (and hope my son is observing my decision)? Throughout our lives, we've been conditioned to embrace choice.
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However, choice in the context of education often is seen as fraught with potential pitfalls, threatening the very concept of America's public education system. Arguments can, and will, be made on both sides of the ...
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