Unpacking the important disciplinary literacy skills students need to develop to make evidence-based arguments about the past
Challenges conventional ways of thinking about global education goals and experiences of education in Africa
Preparing for the job application gauntlet
Diving into the research and strategies teachers need to know to support newcomer students
Taking a global view of advocacy in English language teaching and learning
Authentic practice for promoting equitable learning environments for all students
State and federal governments supply a fraction of school funding yet enjoy disproportionate control over education policy
Digital media in the classroom for both teachers and students
A detailed and insightful examination of Tokugawa period education
This second and final volume of the U.S. Study of Education in Japan provides ten articles on a wide variety of topics.
A vital supplement for the student of Japanese language, to accompany the well-known textbook
A vital supplement for the student of Japanese language, to accompany the well-known textbook
Offers specific and practical information on different aspects of teaching Japanese, particularly helpful to new teachers.