Making schools work. Conversations with Anthony Alvarado and Eric Smith
Description
In this interview, Anthony Alvarado, the dynamic architect of controversial principal-centered educational reforms in New York City and San Diego schools, and Eric Smith, Ed.D., who has risen to national prominence as superintendent of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg and Anne Arundel County school districts, join Hedrick Smith to describe their methodologies and examine the results of their policies and initiatives.
Runtime
119 min
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Date of Publication
[2006], c2005
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Films on Demand
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