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The current student voice effort echoes past school reform initiatives focusing on parent involvement, community involvement, and other forms of participation in schools. However, it is finding a significant amount of success in schools because of the inherent differences: student voice is central to the daily schooling experience because students spend all day there. Many educators today strive for meaningful student involvement in their classrooms, while school administrators, school board members, and elected officials each lurch to hear what students have to say. See also ...

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Education reform, Education reform - Alternatives to public education, Education reform - Charter schools, Education reform - Child-study, Education reform - Classical times, Education reform - Critiques of progressive and classical reforms, Education reform - Dewey, Education reform - Educational economies in the 1800s, Education reform - History, Education reform - Internationally, Education reform - Modern reforms, Education reform - Motivations, Education reform - National identity, Education reform - Notable reforms, Education reform - Progressive reforms in Europe and America, Education reform - Reforms in the 1980s, Education reform - Reforms of classical education, Education reform - Reforms of the civil rights era in the United States, Education reform - School choice, Education reform - Taiwan, Education reform - The administrative progressives, Education reform - Transcendentalist education, Kliebard, Herbert. The Struggle for the American Curriculum. New York : Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1987, Tyack, David, and Cuban, Larry. Tinkering Toward Utopia: a century of public school reform. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1995

Education reform: Encyclopedia II - Education reform - Notable reforms

Education reform - Notable reforms

The current student voice effort echoes past school reform initiatives focusing on parent involvement, community involvement, and other forms of participation in schools. However, it is finding a significant amount of success in schools because of the inherent differences: student voice is central to the daily schooling experience because students spend all day there. Many educators today strive for meaningful student involvement in their classrooms, while school administrators, school board members, and elected officials each lurch to hear what students have to say.

See also educational philosophies and Sudbury Valley School.

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