Alan R. Sadovnik - Exploring Education: An Introduction to the Foundations of Education

, Lorraine M. McDonnell and M. Stephen Weatherford

, Jean Anyon

, Josh Kagan

, Samuel Bowles and Herbert Gintis

, Talcott Parsons

, Ray C. Rist

, Amy Stuart Wells and Irene Serna

, John Dewey

, Maxine Greene

, David Baker and Gerald LeTendre, with Brian Goesling

, Richard Ingersoll

, Michael W. Apple

, Lisa D. Delpit

, Richard Rothstein

, Douglas B. Downey and Dennis J. Condron

, Dimitris Anastasiou and James M. Kauffman

, Karolyn Tyson, William Darity, Jr., and Domini R. Castellino

, Sarah A. Miller

, Annette Lareau, Shani Adia Evans, and April Yee

, Imani Perry

, David Trilling

, Margaret E. Raymond

, Diane Ravitch and Whitney Tilson

A number of individuals have contributed to the publication of the fifth edition. First and foremost, our editor Catherine Bernard, who has been Sadovniks editor on two previous books and Semels on one, has provided exemplary support, guidance and friendship throughout. She has kept us on task in a firm, but supportive manner. Second, her editorial assistant Matthew Friberg has been instrumental in the revision and production processes. Mr. Friberg has been especially effective in the detailed and difficult permissions process.

Danbee Lee, a graduate assistant in the School of Public Affairs and Administration at Rutgers University-Newark provided research assistance for the fifth edition.

In addition, Helen Strain of Taylor and Francis Books in Abingdon, UK offered invaluable assistance guiding us through the production process.

We believe this is a better book because of their input.

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