Workshop 1

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Teachers College • Columbia University Class Meetings, Thursdays, 3:00-4:40 A&HH6577-A&HH6578 Navigator Course overview Participant pages Justice bibliography Social software Wiki Work Workshop 1 9/7/2006 Workshop 2 9/14/2006 Workshop 3 9/21/2006 Workshop 4 9/28/2006 Workshop 5 10/5/2006 Workshop 6 10/12/2006 Workshop 7 10/19/2006 Workshop 8 10/26/2006 Workshop 9 11/2/2006 Workshop 10 11/9/2006 Workshop 11 11/16/2006 Workshop 12 11/30/2006 Workshop 13 12/7/2006 Workshop 14 12/14/2006 Workshop 15 12/21/2006

[edit] Preparation for Workshop 1

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[edit] Who's Who in Educational issues: Justice (A&HH6577)

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• Robbie McClintock
• Neil Eckardt
• Matt Curinga
• Sarah Schuler-Brown This class seems very intriguing, however, I am still shoping for classes
• Moira Mannix

• Maggie Reid
• Eric Strome

[edit] Topics for a 21st Century Encyclopedia of Education

• Justice

• Social Structure

• Social Software

• Media

• Others? What thinkers, and which ideas, are most relevant to the present?