How school reform preserves the ‘status quo’ — and what real change would look like

If you follow the education policy debate at all, you know that critics are often called “defenders of the status quo” by people pushing market-based school reforms. Here is a piece about why it is actually the reforms that are preserving the status quo — and what real reform would actually look like.

How school reform preserves the ‘status quo’ — and what real change would look like _ The Answer Sheet

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