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Download full textCarpenter, Wade A. – Educational Horizons, 2005
As amply documented by "evangelical/liberal" Jim Wallis in his new "God's Politics", any country can be profoundly improved by voices of faith, hope, and love whose appeals are to reason, conscience, and civility, and who have avoided the entrapments of partisanship. Among such voices have been those of Martin Luther King,…
Descriptors: Jews, Privatization, Federal Legislation, State Church Separation
The Political Tension of Education as a Public Good. The Voice of a Martin Luther King, Jr., Scholar
Direct linkEasley, II., Jacob – Education and Urban Society, 2005
This article discusses the inherent political nature of educational systems and the tensions that arise between this political nature and the agenda to promote education as a public good. Current debates about the efficacy of the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) are used to illustrate this point. Although there is promise in the goals of NCLB, the…
Descriptors: Federal Legislation, Politics of Education
The Political Tension of Education as a Public Good: The Voice of a Martin Luther King, Jr., Scholar
Easley, II, Jacob – Education and Urban Society, 2005
This article discusses the inherent political nature of educational systems and the tensions that arise between this political nature and the agenda to promote education as a public good. Current debates about the efficacy of the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) are used to illustrate this point. Although there is promise in the goals of NCLB, the…
Descriptors: Federal Legislation, Politics of Education, Educational Change, Access to Education
