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Separate and Still Not Equal: Consequences of Between- and Within-School Tracking in the 21st Century
Mon, April 11, 7:45 to 9:15am, Convention Center, Floor: Level One, Room 143 CSession Type: Paper Session
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The Paradox of School "Choice" for Students With Disabilities in the New York City High School Application Process: An Analysis of Between-School Tracking - Jessica K. Bacon, Montclair State University
A Duplicity of Equality: When Academic "Choice" Is Not Enough - Richard Lofton, Johns Hopkins University
The Masking of Tracking: Sheltered Instruction as a Means of Tracking English Language Learners - Karen Villegas, UCLA Peer Learning
Data-Driven Decision-Making Models in Practice: A Case Study of Classroom and Student Placement Processes - Vicki Park, San José State University; Amanda L. Datnow, University of California - San Diego; Elise St John, San Jose State University; Bailey Miyeon Choi, University of California - San Diego
Changing to the Common Core: Research on Teaching Practices and Math Achievement in Heterogeneous Classrooms - Maika Watanabe, San Francisco State University