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Other Ways to Win: Creating Alternatives for High School Graduates

Kenneth Gray, Edwin L. Herr

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PART ONE: THE ONE WAY TO WIN MENTALITY Rescuing a Generation a Drift Recognizing the Forces Behind One Way to Win Limited Options for Special Populations PART TWO: COUNTING THE LOSERS IN THE ONE WAY TO WIN GAME Questionable Academic Preparation Winners and Losers in the One Way to Win Game Who Cares? The Politics of Average Students PART THREE: CREATING OTHER WAYS TO WIN The High Skill/High Wage Rationale Step 1 Providing Systematic Career Guidance for Students and Structured Feedback for Parents Step 2 Redesigning College Prep for All Students Step 3 Ensuring Equal Status and Focused Academics Bringing 'Average' Students to Excellence

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Key concepts: Excellence, Win-win game, Wage, Politics, Public relations, Mathematics education, Political science, Psychology