All school reformers are trying for better schooling; but all are not marching to the same drum. Four goals-- Excellence, Fairness, Inclusion and Harmony-- are emphasized by different groups. Are the four goals competing ideas of the good, so that national political debates must result in prioritizing, in winners and losers? Tharp, Estrada, Dalton,
I understand the message of this book and I'll admit to being mixed on it. For the author's cause though, what they really need is a well-written, interesting text. This book follows the philosophy: why state something in twenty words when you can drone on about it for two hundred (or two thousand) words?