Introduction : the power of hope in the trenches | |
No Child Left Behind and urban education : the purpose and funding of public education | p. 1 |
The militarized zone | p. 10 |
Big cities, small schools : redefining educational spaces in the urban context | p. 19 |
The significance of urban street vendors | p. 27 |
Why should urban educators care about community organizing to reform schools? | p. 35 |
A sociological critique of meaningful differences : a functional approach to the parenting style of low-income African-American families | p. 47 |
Black women activists, leaders, and educators : transforming urban educational practice | p. 59 |
Dilemmas confronting urban principals in the post-civil rights era | p. 70 |
Bring in da noise, bring in Du Bois : infusing an African-American educational ideology into the urban education discourse | p. 77 |
Race, class, and gender in urban education : exploring the critical research on urban pedagogy and school reform | p. 89 |
Whiteness in teacher education | p. 101 |
Should the Holocaust be taught in urban schools? | p. 112 |
Rethinking the white man's burden : identity and pedagogy for an inner-city student teacher | p. 121 |
African-American teachers : the dying group | p. 131 |
Participatory democratic education : is the utopia possible? : Porto Alegre's citizen school project | p. 135 |
Identity as dialectic : re/making self in urban schooling | p. 143 |
The professional development of teachers of science in urban schools : issues and challenges | p. 153 |
Contemplative urban education | p. 161 |
Conflict resolution strategies for inner-city youth | p. 170 |
One day at a time : substitute teaching in urban schools | p. 179 |
Developing scholar-practitioner leaders in the urban education in crisis | p. 188 |
Voice, access, and democratic participation : toward a transformational paradigm of parent involvement in urban education | p. 196 |
Rewriting the curriculum for urban teacher preparation | p. 208 |
Rethinking learning and motivation in urban schools | p. 217 |
The testing movement and urban education | p. 227 |
Forming a circle : creating a learning community for urban commuting adult students in an interdisciplinary studies program | p. 241 |
Tolerance with children : a critique of zero tolerance in school discipline | p. 250 |
Literacy in urban education : problems and promises | p. 263 |
Complicating our identities as urban teachers : a co/autoethnography | p. 273 |
Democratic urban education : imagining possibilities | p. 282 |
Critical theory, voice, and urban education | p. 289 |
The need for free play in natural settings | p. 303 |
Any given Saturday | p. 312 |
Purple leaves and Charley horses : the dichotomous definition of urban education | p. 324 |
Exploring urban landscapes : a postmodern approach to learning | p. 330 |
Global capitalism and urban education | p. 339 |
Toward an anticolonial education | p. 350 |
Education in a globalized society : over five centuries, the colonial struggle continues | p. 357 |
Universities, regional policy, and the knowledge economy | p. 367 |
The individual versus the collective in a time of globalization : educational implications | p. 377 |
School finance in urban America | p. 387 |
Evaluating programs for English language learners : possibilities for biliteracy in urban school districts in California | p. 397 |
Bilingual-bicultural literacy pedagogies and the politics of Project Head Start | p. 409 |
Hollywood's depiction of urban schools : documentary or fiction? | p. 421 |
The revolutionary praxis of PunKore Street pedagogy | p. 429 |
Civil right, noble cause, and Trojan horse : news portrayals of vouchers and urban education | p. 439 |
Utilizing Carino in the development of research methodologies | p. 451 |
Tangling the knot while loosening the strings : examining the limits and possibilities of urban education for African-American males | p. 460 |
Multisited ethnographic approaches in urban education today | p. 470 |
Objectivity in educational research : the quest for certainty between the 1950s and 1970s | p. 481 |
In the middle : an artist/researcher experiences urban reform | p. 487 |
Aesthetics and urban education : urban learners' affirmation and transformation through arts and human development education | p. 496 |
Aesthetic consciousness and dance curriculum : liberation possibilities for inner-city schools | p. 508 |
Creating connections, shaping community: artists/teachers in urban contexts (urban gypsies) | p. 518 |
Urban art museums and the education of teachers and students | p. 525 |
The arts in urban education | p. 535 |
Cities : contested aesthetic spaces | p. 545 |
System-to-system partnership as a reform strategy for urban schools | p. 555 |
Diversity and security challenges for urban school planning and change | p. 565 |
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