Sara Lam is an assistant professor of education at the University of Minnesota, Morris. Her research and teaching focus on educational equity and democratic participation in education in rural areas of China and the United States. She is a co-founder and board member of the Rural China Education Foundation.

• Acknowledgements Part One – Teach For America, Teach For All and Teach For China 1. Chapter One: Introduction 2. Chapter Two: Teach For America, Teach For All and Global Policy Networks 3. Chapter Three: The Development of Teach For China Part Two - Teach For China and Educational Equity 4. Chapter Four: Teach For China as a Response to Teacher Shortage 5. Chapter Five: Espoused and Practiced Conceptions of Quality Education in Teach For China Part Three - Teach For China and Public Participation in Education 6. Chapter Six: Engaging Public Participation on the Macro Level: Inclusive Representation in Teach For China 7. Chapter Seven: Engaging Public Participation on the Micro Level: Individual Fellows and Local Communities 8. Chapter Eight: Conclusion Appendix I: Research Methods Appendix II: Protocol for Interviews with Fellows Index

Sara Lam is an assistant professor of education at the University of Minnesota, Morris. Her research and teaching focus on educational equity and democratic participation in education in rural areas of China and the United States. She is a co-founder and board member of the Rural China Education Foundation.

• Acknowledgements Part One – Teach For America, Teach For All and Teach For China 1. Chapter One: Introduction 2. Chapter Two: Teach For America, Teach For All and Global Policy Networks 3. Chapter Three: The Development of Teach For China Part Two - Teach For China and Educational Equity 4. Chapter Four: Teach For China as a Response to Teacher Shortage 5. Chapter Five: Espoused and Practiced Conceptions of Quality Education in Teach For China Part Three - Teach For China and Public Participation in Education 6. Chapter Six: Engaging Public Participation on the Macro Level: Inclusive Representation in Teach For China 7. Chapter Seven: Engaging Public Participation on the Micro Level: Individual Fellows and Local Communities 8. Chapter Eight: Conclusion Appendix I: Research Methods Appendix II: Protocol for Interviews with Fellows Index

Sara Lam is an assistant professor of education at the University of Minnesota, Morris. Her research and teaching focus on educational equity and democratic participation in education in rural areas of China and the United States. She is a co-founder and board member of the Rural China Education Foundation.

• Acknowledgements Part One – Teach For America, Teach For All and Teach For China 1. Chapter One: Introduction 2. Chapter Two: Teach For America, Teach For All and Global Policy Networks 3. Chapter Three: The Development of Teach For China Part Two - Teach For China and Educational Equity 4. Chapter Four: Teach For China as a Response to Teacher Shortage 5. Chapter Five: Espoused and Practiced Conceptions of Quality Education in Teach For China Part Three - Teach For China and Public Participation in Education 6. Chapter Six: Engaging Public Participation on the Macro Level: Inclusive Representation in Teach For China 7. Chapter Seven: Engaging Public Participation on the Micro Level: Individual Fellows and Local Communities 8. Chapter Eight: Conclusion Appendix I: Research Methods Appendix II: Protocol for Interviews with Fellows Index