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Section I: Introduction1. Teaching as if children matter                                                              2. The place for Dewey’s constructivism of intelligent action in the American meritocracy of Thorndike     3. The Confucian concept of learning    Section II: Engaged Learning for Understanding: STEM Education4. Pedagogic doublethink: Scientific enquiry and the construction of personal knowledge under the English National Curriculum for science                                        5. The practice turn in learning theory and in science education 6. How constructivism can boost success in STEM fields for women and minorities Section III: Other Literacies 7. Reconceptualizing accountability:  The ethical importance of expanding understandings of literacy and assessment for 21st century learners 8. Where DAP is due:  Constructing community across difference with the Dialogue Arts Project 9. A constructing perspective on games in EducationSection IV: Social Studies and Social Life10. Social studies, Common Core, and the threat to constructivist education11. Toward a resolution for teacher-student conflict: Crafting spaces of rigorous freedom with classroom debate  12. Activity settings as context for motivation:  Reframing classroom motivation as dilemmas within and between activities 13. Expeditionary learning, constructivism, and the emotional risks of open-ended inquirySection V: Implications for the future of public education14. Learning, teaching, and social justice:  Eleanor Duckworth’s perspective 15. How documentation of practice contributes to construction and reconstruction of an understanding of learning and teaching 16. Reimagining research and practice in education 17. School learning as compliance or creation