What I’m reading
Last September I posted a list of education-related books that I recently had read. Since then I’ve knocked out a few more, which are listed below (links take you to reviews of the books). If you’re interested in purchasing one of the first two titles (Duke’s book is only available online), please support your local, independent book stores!
More Than Just Race: Being Black and Poor in the Inner City, By William Julius Wilson, 2009
American Apartheid: Segregation and the Making of the Underclass, By Douglas Massey & Nancy Denton, 1993
Differentiating School Leadership: Facing the Challenges of Practice, By Daniel L. Duke, 2010
Also, I read some different blogs and online newspapers each day for my education news. These include:
Chicago Tribune Education Page (I think the Tribune does a better job covering urban education than any other media outlet, anywhere. From gang violence to violence prevention, from school reform efforts to early literacy programs, from politics to parenting to poverty, the Tribune’s writers produce substantive, relevant, well-written stories.)
Washington Post Education Page (This page includes regular news stories as well as blogs from Valerie Strauss & Jay Mathews)
National Journal Education Blog
Public School Insights: What Is Working In Our Public Schools
If you’d like to pass along any education-related books, articles, or websites you’ve read lately, please post a comment!

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