Why School Reform Is Failing and What We Need to Do About It: 10 Lessons from the Trenches

The book is in good condition with no dust jacket, as is common for paperbacks. The cover shows minor wear but remains intact and vibrant. The pages are clean and free of markings, aside from the author's signature and inscription on the title page, which adds a unique aspect to this copy. The binding is firm, ensuring durability for continued reading and reference.

"Why School Reform Is Failing and What We Need to Do About It: 10 Lessons from the Trenches" by Jerry Wartgow, published by Rowman & Littlefield Education in 2008, offers a critical examination of educational reform efforts in the United States. This paperback edition, identified by ISBN 978-1-57886-698-4, provides practical insights drawn from Wartgow's extensive experience in the field. The book is published in Lanham, Maryland, with additional publication locations in Toronto and Plymouth, UK. Although the edition is not specified, this copy is notable for being signed and inscribed by the author, adding a personal touch that may appeal to collectors and educators alike. The book delves into the complexities of school improvement programs and educational change, making it a valuable resource for those interested in educational policy and reform. The absence of a dust jacket is typical for paperbacks, and the book is in good overall condition.