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A Chance to Solve Their Own Problems: Inside the New Methods Seeking to Remake Public Schools

by Mehta, Jal; Yurkofsky, Maxwell; Frumin, Kim; Peterson, Amelia; Horwitz-Willis, Rebecca; Jack, James;

ISBN13: 9780674290297
ISBN10: 0674290291
Format: Hardcover
Copyright: 2026-08-11
Publisher: Ingram Book Co

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