No Child Left Behind Argumentative Essay by hicaliber
No Child Left Behind
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This paper examines problems in the No Child Left Behind Act, which was considered to be one of the most significant attempts at educational reform in recent history. The author considers how the Act affects students, teachers, and communities. Additionally, the author takes the position that No Child Left Behind Behind (NCLB) has had an overall negative effect on the educational movement in America and that there is need for a change in NCLB strategies. The author illustrates these points with several reviews of several publications.
Sample of Sources Used:
- American Federation of Teachers. "NCLB - Let's Get it Right." Retrieved 7 Nov. 2006 from http://www.aft.org/topics/nclb/index.htm.
- American Teacher. "Harvard study cites NCLB implementation flaws." (April 2004) Retrieved 7 Nov. 2006 through http://www.aft.org/pubs-reports/american_teacher/apr04/nclb.html.
- Chavez, Linda. "Teachers' unions resist standards for educators." Courier Post Online. 2006. Retrieved 6 Nov., 2006, from http://www.courierpostonline.com.
- Daly, Brian P., Burke, Robert, hare, Isadora, Mills, Carrie, Owens, Celeste, Moore, Elizabeth, & Weist, Mark D. "Enhancing No Child Left Behind - school mental health connections." Journal of School Health 76.9 (Nov. 2006): p. 446-452.
- Epstein, Keith. "No Bush Left Behind; the President's brother Neil is making hay from school Reform." Business Week (Oct. 16, 2006): p. 48. Retrieved 7 Nov., 2006 through Thompson Gale, Document Number A152704501.
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