Resources

Intellective Competence

Voices in Urban Education, Winter 2007
by Edmund W. Gordon

The ability to use knowledge to engage and solve problems, not just acquire knowledge, is increasingly the currency of advanced societies. The goal should be to develop such abilities in a broader range of young people.

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Urban Schools, Public Will

Making Education Work for All Our Children

A new book by the Annenberg Institute's, Norm Fruchter argues that our national failure to carry out the Brown mandate has produced segregated urban school systems that fail poor students of color.

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Equity After Katrina

VUE Number 10, Winter 06

This issue of Voices in Urban Education looks at the deeply entrenched educational inequities highlighted by Hurricane Katrina and at how we can ensure equity and excellence for all children.

Getting to Equity

VUE Number 11, Spring 06

This issue of Voices in Urban Education looks at the difficult conversations and actions that must take place to get to true equity and excellence for all young people.