`Popular Educational Classics' offers readers a treasure trove of five decades of incisive thinking about many of education's knottiest issues. I love the rich, accessible dialogue that emerges chapter after chapter between authors of enduring and provocative works, and authors who present and comment on them. Everyone who takes education seriously should engage with this volume. (Christine ... Read moreE. Sleeter, Professor Emerita, School of Professional Studies, California State University Monterey Bay) Organized chronologically, Joseph L. DeVitis's edited collection takes readers through an engaging and thoughtful fifty-year tour of educational scholarship. For the previously initiated, it represents a path worth revisiting and re-engaging. For the novice, it depicts a rich and still powerful body of scholarly inquiry. We owe DeVitis and his crew our sincere thanks. (Daniel P. Liston, Professor, School of Education, University of Colorado, Boulder) Popular Educational Classics offers readers a treasure trove of five decades of incisive thinking about many of education's knottiest issues. I love the rich, accessible dialogue that emerges chapter after chapter between authors of enduring and provocative works, and authors who present and comment on them. Everyone who takes education seriously should engage with this volume. (Christine E. Sleeter, Professor Emerita, School of Professional Studies, California State University Monterey Bay) Organized chronologically, Joseph L. DeVitis's edited collection takes readers through an engaging and thoughtful fifty-year tour of educational scholarship. For the previously initiated, it represents a path worth revisiting and re-engaging. For the novice, it depicts a rich and still powerful body of scholarly inquiry. We owe DeVitis and his crew our sincere thanks. (Daniel P. Liston, Professor, School of Education, University of Colorado, Boulder) Show Less