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Articles in Winter 2002 issue of Educational Foundations

Critical educational leadership: Put up or shut up!
by Kanpol, Barry
Education toward cultural shame: A century of Native American education
by Noel, Jana
Teacher education and the illusion of education reform: A comparative perspective
by Rodriguez, Encarna
Education scholars' reflections on the implications of September 11th for curriculum
by Pace, Judith L
Introduction: From the editor
by Pink, William T

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