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Chapter 1 1. The Book of Testing Chapter 2 2. The Chicken Wins: The History of Assessment Chapter 3 3. ETS and the American Dream Chapter 4 4. Fuzzy Math: Missing Tests, Missing Students, Missing the Mark Chapter 5 5. Drop Out or Pushed Out? Who's Counted Out in High Stakes Testing Chapter 6 6. English Language Learners in an Era of NCLB Chapter 7 7. Who is Being Left Behind? Chapter 8 8. Public Education and Privatization in the Ownership Society Chapter 9 9. Hawaii, the Fiftieth State: A Case Study of the Plantation Blues Chapter 10 10. The Modification of School Improvement and Staff Development Efforts in Response to the Failure to Make Adequate Yearly Progress Chapter 11 11. Unintended Consequences: The Teacher's Story Chapter 12 12. A Ray of Hope: Service Learning Insures Success for All
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