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Don’t Give Up on Education!: A Cognitive Analysis of the Media Coverage of Education Reform 2007-2008

In this media analysis, FrameWorks researchers uncovered the frames that dominated news coverage of education reform in 2007-2008 - and their impact.
Author(s)
Tiffany Manuel
Published
April 8, 2009
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In this media analysis, FrameWorks researchers uncovered the frames that dominated news coverage of education reform in 2007-2008 – and their impact. Some recurrent stories, like “the classroom bubble” and “the skills crisis” are still with us more than a decade later.

Issues
Education
Countries
United States

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