Background
Ueda, Reed Takashi was born on September 14, 1949 in Honolulu. Son of Goro and Mildred (Yoshimoto) Ueda.
( In his global perspective and analytic treatment, Reed ...)
In his global perspective and analytic treatment, Reed Ueda goes beyond a narrative historical account of twentieth-century American immigration to focus on the global and international forces that prompted the large-scale uprooting and transplanting of people following World War II.
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American educators have hailed the public high school as the ultimate guarantor of equal opportunity in a modern educational system. Avenues to Adulthood assesses how the high school played this role. Professor Ueda's book discusses the reasons for the modernisation of the high school at the turn of the twentieth century, the kinds of opportunities the high school offered and the way in which it became a focus of civic life that reshaped the American sense of community and generation. To the extent that a small share of poor immigrant children gained access to the high school and received its advantages, that institution counteracted the disadvantages of inherited social status. Academics, interscholastic sports and journalism turned the high school into a focal point of civic pride. Ultimately by supplying educational advantages that affected adult career patterns, the high school was a powerful force in reshuffling the social elites of the early twentieth-century city.
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Ueda, Reed Takashi was born on September 14, 1949 in Honolulu. Son of Goro and Mildred (Yoshimoto) Ueda.
Bachelor, University of California at Los Angeles, 1970; Master of Arts, University of Chicago, 1973; Master of Arts, Harvard University, 1976; Doctor of Philosophy, Harvard University, 1981.
Research editor, Harvard Encyclopedia of America Ethnic Grups, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1977-1979;
instructor, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1980-1981;
professor, Tufts U., Medford, Massachusetts, since 1981. Visiting professor Brandeis U., Waltham, Massachusetts, 1986, Harvard University, 1987-1989, 96. Academic developer television series Immigration, 1992.
Associate Charles Warren Center, Harvard University, 1998. Member steering group commission on international migration Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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(American educators have hailed the public high school as ...)
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Member Governor's Education Reform Review Commission, 1994—2002. Member council foreign relations Boston Working Group National Interest, 1995. Member council for basic education Review Panel for National Standards in History, 1995.
Member United States Department Education National Assessment of Educational Progress, 1991—1992, National Advisory Planning Committee for United States History Framework, 1992—1994, National Standards in Civics and Government, 1994—1995, National Standards in Professional Teaching. Fellow: Massachusetts History Society (member research committee and planning committee immigration and urban history seminary since 1999). Member: Immigration and Ethnic History Society (executive board 2001-2004).
Married Peggy Lynn Rubin, August 9, 1970. Children: Katya, Alyona.