April 2012 | Volume 69 | Number 7
College, Careers, Citizenship
Feature Articles
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Robert Rothman
The common core state standards offer schools an opportunity to advance equity and excellence.
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Jean Johnson
Former students tell why a college diploma is beyond their reach.
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William Damon
How do we teach students to care deeply about their country?
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David T. Conley and Charis McGaughy
The debate about whether high school is for job training or college prep is over.
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William C. Symonds
Why we need more and better career education and counseling.
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Suzanne M. Bouffard and Mandy Savitz-Romer
Motivating students to aspire to college and career requires a developmental approach.
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Robert Kunzman
If students are to navigate public life, they must know how to talk about their religious differences.
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Rick Wormeli
Justice Sandra Day O'Connor makes the case for rebuilding civics education.
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Roberta Espinoza
At crucial times, educators have the capacity to change students' lives.
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Linda Murray
What schools can do to address barriers to college readiness for all.
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Tony Wagner
How some (but too few) schools are encouraging young people to transform their world.
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Web Hutchins
High school students are lobbying leaders to give all students a civics-rich classroom experience like their own.
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Jennifer Glenn Morrow and Alex Torrez
An early college experience creates expectations for success.
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Kimberly A. Hill
A high school offers engineering, cosmetology, and auto tech, to name a few ways it combines college prep with career readiness.
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Barbara Bartholomew
The emphasis on utilitarian text will derail the literary arts if next steps are not planned carefully.
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Columns / Departments
Reviews, research, and relevant reads.
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Bryan Goodwin
Two-year degrees can provide a chance for financial security.
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Robert J. Marzano
Getting students moving is an effective learning strategy.
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Thomas R. Hoerr
Look around the corner for an expert on building community.
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Carol Ann Tomlinson
What kids learn from observing their teachers on the job.
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Read readers' stories here and online, and contribute your own response to an upcoming question.
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News and resources from ASCD.
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ADDITIONAL ONLINE CONTENT
Jenny Edwards and Arthur L. Costa
To succeed in college and beyond, students need a set of key strategies.
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Chris Lehmann
A science academy plans experiences that connect school to the real world.
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Robert Bardwell
Creative ways to support all students even when resources are low.
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James A. Bryant Jr.
Rural schools prepare students for citizenship.
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This month's video clip from the PD Online course Multiple Intelligences: Strengthening Your Teaching (2nd ed.) shows how project-based learning encourages 21st century learning.
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Vivien Stewart talks about how to make career and technical education world-class.
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