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The Wiley Handbook of School Choice
Robert A. Fox (Edited by), RA Fox (Author), Nina K. Buchanan (Edited by)
9781119082354, Wiley
Hardback, published 21 April 2017
584 pages
24.6 x 17.8 x 3.3 cm, 1.021 kg
The Wiley Handbook of School Choice presents a comprehensive collection of original essays addressing the wide range of alternatives to traditional public schools available in contemporary US society.
Notes on Contributors viii Introduction 1 1 A Brief History of Public Education in the United States 13 2 A Brief and Future History of School Choice 28 3 School Choice: An Overview of Selected International Perspectives 46 4 A Political Scientist Looks at American School Choice 57 5 The Economics of School Choice 69 6 Philosophical Understandings of American School Choice 81 7 Private Schools 96 8 The Case for Private Schools 117 9 The Case Against Private Schooling 131 10 Private Schooling in Portugal: The Road to Freedom 149 11 Magnet Schools: History, Description, and Effects 158 12 The Case For Magnet Schools 180 13 The Case Against Magnet Schools 194 14 Specialist Schools in England: Reflections from across the Atlantic 215 15 Description and Brief History of Charter Schools: What are the Main Issues? What Do the Data Say About Their Effectiveness? 224 16 The Case for Charters 237 17 The Case Against Charter Schools 252 18 Lessons the United States Can Learn From Sweden’s Experience with Independent Schools 267 19 An Introduction to Educational Vouchers 275 20 The Case for School Vouchers 287 21 The Weak Case for Vouchers 304 22 Lessons the United States Can Learn From Chile’s Experience with School Vouchers 322 23 A Description and Brief History of Home Schooling in America 329 24 A Case for Home Schooling 344 25 Home Schooling: Putting Parental Rights Over Children’s Best Interest 362 26 What the United States Can Learn from Canada’s Experience with Home Schooling 376 27 Making the Choice to go Online: Exploring Virtual Schooling as an Option for K]12 Students 384 28 The Case for K]12 Online Learning 403 29 K–12 Online Learning and School Choice: Growth and Expansion in the Absence of Evidence 421 30 Virtual Schooling in Australia: From “School of the Air” to “Distance Education” 441 31 Losing the War of Ideas? Why Teachers Unions Oppose School Choice 450 32 Religion in Schools 465 33 Educating Students with Disabilities in the School Choice Context 478 34 School Choice and Legal Issues 493 35 A Critical Look at Parental Choice: Is Parental Choice a Broken Promise? 507 36 School Choice: The Impact of Ethnicity, Race, Diversity, and Inclusion 517 37 Media Coverage of School Choice 532 Conclusion 549 Index 555
Robert A. Fox and Nina K. Buchanan
Sylvia L. Mendez, Monica S. Yoo, and John L. Rury
Guilbert C. Hentschke
Charles J. Russo and Nina Ranieri
Jeffrey R. Henig
Sean P. Corcoran and Sarah A. Cordes
Terri S. Wilson
Ronald L. Reynolds
Joe McTighe
Jeanne M. Powers and Amanda U. Potterton
Rodrigo Queiroz e Melo
Jia Wang and Joan Herman
Gladys Pack
Christine H. Rossell
Hannah Chestnutt and Christopher Chapman
Gary Miron
Susan Aud Pendergrass and Nora Kern
F. Howard Nelson
Gunnel Mohme
John F. Witte
Patrick J. Wolf and Anna J. Egalite
Christopher Lubienski and T. Jamison Brewer
Claudio Sapelli
Brian D. Ray
Darren A. Jones
Martha Albertson Fineman
Deani Van Pelt and Lynn Bosetti
Leanna Archambault and Kathryn Kennedy
Jered Borup and Kathryn Kennedy
Michael K. Barbour
Jennifer Buckingham
Robert Maranto and Evan Rhinesmith
Elizabeth Green and Ray Pennings
Lauren Morando Rhim and Eileen Ahearn
Suzanne E. Eckes and Regina Umpstead
Kathryn Hill and Janelle Scott
Nina K. Buchanan
Alex Medler
Robert A. Fox and Nina K. Buchanan
Subject Areas: Education [JN]
