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	\| name = Bonnie F. Fisher		\| name = Bonnie F. Fisher
	\| alt = Bonnie F. Fisher		\| alt = Bonnie F. Fisher
	\| fields = [[~~teacher~~]]		\| fields = [[education]]
			\| occupation = Teacher of Latin and English (retired)
	\| residence = Bloomington, IN, United States		\| residence = Bloomington, IN, United States
	\| nationality = United States of America		\| nationality = United States of America
			\| alma_mater = Rutgers University; Indiana University
	\| known_for = [[education]], [[General Interest]]		\| known_for = [[education]], [[General Interest]]
	}}		}}

	~~Degrees:~~ B.A., Rutgers University; M. A. T. and Ph. D., Indiana University.~~<br />Profession: Public~~ school teacher of Latin and English, now retired~~<br />Affiliations:~~ National Education Association-Retired; Global Education Reforms Watch, Inc., secretary/treasurer, League of Women Voters.~~<br />Areas~~ of interest and research: education reforms~~; ~~ dumbing down of curriculum ~~and~~ history of school textbooks, intellectual history~~, etc~~.~~<br /><br />~~		'''Bonnie F. Fisher''' is an American retired public school teacher of Latin and English based in Bloomington, Indiana, whose areas of interest include [[education]] reform, the history of school textbooks, and intellectual history.

			==Biography==
			Fisher earned a B.A. from Rutgers University and both an M.A.T. and a Ph.D. from Indiana University. She worked as a public school teacher of Latin and English and is now retired. Her professional and civic affiliations have included the National Education Association-Retired, Global Education Reforms Watch, Inc. (in which she served as secretary/treasurer), and the League of Women Voters.

			==Work==
			Fisher's areas of interest and research center on education reforms, including what she describes as the dumbing down of the curriculum, the history of school textbooks, and intellectual history.

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	Degrees: B.A., Rutgers University; M. A. T. and Ph. D., Indiana University.<br />Profession: Public school teacher of Latin and English, now retired<br />Affiliations: National Education Association-Retired; Global Education Reforms Watch, Inc., secretary/treasurer, League of Women Voters.<br />Areas of interest and research: education reforms;  dumbing down of curriculum and history of school textbooks, intellectual history, etc.<br /><br />		Degrees: B.A., Rutgers University; M. A. T. and Ph. D., Indiana University.<br />Profession: Public school teacher of Latin and English, now retired<br />Affiliations: National Education Association-Retired; Global Education Reforms Watch, Inc., secretary/treasurer, League of Women Voters.<br />Areas of interest and research: education reforms;  dumbing down of curriculum and history of school textbooks, intellectual history, etc.<br /><br />

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{{Infobox scientist
| name = Bonnie F. Fisher
| alt = Bonnie F. Fisher
| fields = [[teacher]]
| residence = Bloomington, IN, United States
| nationality = United States of America
| known_for = [[education]], [[General Interest]]
}}

Degrees: B.A., Rutgers University; M. A. T. and Ph. D., Indiana University. Profession: Public school teacher of Latin and English, now retired Affiliations: National Education Association-Retired; Global Education Reforms Watch, Inc., secretary/treasurer, League of Women Voters. Areas of interest and research: education reforms;  dumbing down of curriculum and history of school textbooks, intellectual history, etc. 

[[Category:Scientist]]