The Inside Story Of The Teacher Revolution In

The Inside Story of the Teacher Revolution in America addresses the compelling story of the teacher revolution that took place in America in the 1960s and 1970s. It gives an insider's view of what happened, how it happened, and who made it happen. I

Preface

vii

Acknowledgments

xv

1 Taking Public Education for Granted

1

(6)

2 The Unprofession of Teaching

7

(4)

3 Rudely Awakened

11

(6)

4 The Factoryizing of Education

17

(4)

5 The Anvil of Democracy

21

(4)

6 Can't Get No Respect!

25

(6)

7 Tenure Anyone?

31

(4)

8 A Century of Tea and Crumpets

35

(6)

9 The Hundred-Dollar Mistake

41

(16)

10 The Michigan Education Association

57

(6)

11 Unionization In, Administrators Out

63

(6)

12 Black and White Together

69

(4)

13 The Revolution Engulfs NEA

73

(20)

14 Taking a Walk in Florida

93

(8)

15 NEA and AFT Clash

101

(16)

16 The New York and Florida Tango

117

(10)

17 Off to Tallahassee

127

(10)

18 Off to Washington

137

(6)

19 The Politics of Education

143

(12)

20 Meritless Pay

155

(6)

21 NEA and AFT: An Urge to Merge

161

(10)

22 New Unionism

171

(8)

23 The Quest to Privatize Education

179

(4)

24 Some Thoughts about the Future

183

(11)

Index

194

(6)

About the Author

200

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