Todd Alan Price

Todd Alan Price is affiliated with National Louis University as a faculty member. His research focuses on critical issues in teacher education and public education policy, particularly analyzing systemic challenges arising from legislative and financial pressures.

In his 2014 publication "Complexity and Complicity: Quality(s) and/or Effectiveness in Teacher Education," he examines the intersection of educational policy changes (e.g., No Child Left Behind Act, Race to the Top) with socioeconomic factors like war, financial speculation, and economic crises between 2001-2015. The work highlights how accountability-driven funding models and institutional labeling impacted educational equity and teacher job stability.

This study falls under broader disciplines of Education and Public Policy, with specific subfields including Teacher Education, Educational Accountability, US Education Reform, and Policy Analysis. The research contributes to understanding systemic pressures in education through historical and socioeconomic lenses.