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Diamond Standard The Educational Forum is in its 76th year as the cornerstone publication of Kappa Delta Pi. Kappa Delta Pi’s premiere academic journal — The Educational Journal — made its first appearance in November 1936. That first issue was jam-packed with articles, studies, essays and even poems from leading educators across America. History tells us those first issues were packed so full because of doubts about the future, fueled by the Great Depression. There may have been doubt about starting an academic journal in the depths of an economic depression, but educators and researchers have kept the journal strong for more than seven decades. >>> |
| The Educational Forum is a doubly masked peer-reviewed
journal published quarterly to provide thought-provoking, challenging
essays, research reports, and featured works designed to stimulate dialogue
in education on a worldwide scale. Alan Amtzis, Ph.D., of the College of New Jersey, is the current Academic Editor. |
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the Current Issue
January — March 2012 Volume 76 Number 1 Call for Manuscripts To learn more about any of the articles, go to Taylor and Francis Online Editorial Statement Alan Amtzis Research Reports Teaching Social Studies Through the Performing Arts Binta M. Colley Leadership for Learning David Walker & Portia Downey Community-Based Service-Learning for Youth Empowerment in Palestine Trae Stewart Impact of Course and Fieldwork on Multicultural Beliefs and Attitudes Yasar Bodur Essays The Lessons of Non-Formal Learning for Urban Youth Carol C. Thompson Action Research and Response to Intervention: Bridging the Discourse Divide Mary E. Little Time and Teaching Anna E. McEwan Divergent Perspectives and Differing Logics: The Case for Affirmative Action in India Bharat Chandra Rout Core Strategies to Support English Language Learners Sheldon Barr, Zohreh R. Eslami, and R. Malatesha Joshi A Conceptual Framework for Primary Source Practices David C. Ensminger and Michelle L. Fry “Profound Levels of Learning” Through Brain-Based Teaching: A Tribute to Roland Barth Rebecca Ann Shore Book Reviews Messy Science Engaging Scienece Policy: From the Side of the Messy by Patti Lather Reviewed by C. Aiden Downey World-Changing Dream Global Dreams, Enduring Tensions: International Baccalaureate in a Changing World by Paul Tarc Reviewed by Peggy M. Delmas | About The Educational Forum Established: 1936 Description: 112-page, single-color journal Review process: Doubly masked, peer review Acceptance rate: 29% (2007–2008) Readership: University faculty and researchers in education; undergraduate students; administrators; K–12 practitioners Subscription rates: Receive TOC alerts Forum Archives |
