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ArticleThe Common Core debate on Twitter and the rise of the activist public

Jonathan A. Supovitz2018

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The Common Core debate on Twitter and the rise of the activist public

Jonathan A. Supovitz · Alan J. Daly · Miguel del Fresno

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Published2018-07-28

VenueJournal of Educational Change

ISSN-L1389-2843

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