Teachers - Globe Thesis

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161.	Navigating actions and social justice educators: A study of the institutional strategies used by three teachers working for change in California's public schools
162.	Teacher quality: Differing perspectives of teachers, executives, and government officials
163.	Fractured help: Social justice and teacher well-being in postwar Liberia
164.	The role of the teachers' union in the education reform debate from the perspective of the union membership
165.	An exploratory policy analysis of the application of the Garcetti v. Ceballos case regarding teachers' First Amendment rights pertaining to the use of internet blogging and social networking
166.	Teaching lives: Autobiography, uMunthu, peace and social justice education in Malawi
167.	Critical pedagogy and oppositional politics in education: Developing critical consciousness and building civil society in the classroom
168.	The Challenges Faced by New Science Teachers in Saudi Arabia
169.	Teaching for social justice and global citizenship
170.	Intercambio: Social justice union internationalism in the British Columbia Teachers' Federation
171.	Public employment -free speech jurisprudence: Proposal of a new constitutional test for disciplined whistleblowing teachers
172.	The role of teacher -educators during South Africa's post -apartheid social transformation
173.	Are teachers' union contracts really to blame? A collection of papers examining collective bargaining agreement constraints on California school districts' capacity
174.	Making parts instead of children: Policy feedback and no child left behind
175.	Augmenting teachers' understanding of developmental issues affecting conflict resolution curricula
176.	Preparing Preservice English Teachers to Design and Teach Social Justice-Oriented Literacy Lessons Online
177.	Nourishing spirit through the missing voice of silence in schools
178.	Lessons from charter schools: What makes a high quality school
179.	A Survey Study Examining Teachers' Perceptions in Teaching Refugee and Immigrant Students
180.	K-12 Teachers' Preparedness for Utilizing Technology to Reduce Classroom Administrative Workload
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