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September 2003 | Volume 61 | Number 1
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Marge Scherer
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Robert J. Marzano and Jana S. Marzano
The authors of Classroom Management That Works propose strategies for changing the social dynamics of a class.
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Steven Wolk
How to win students' hearts while getting inside their heads.
Jonathan C. Erwin
To get students to behave responsibly, tune in to their needs.
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Richard Strong, Harvey Silver, Matthew Perini and Greg Tuculescu
How do we affirm students' positive search for knowledge?
Dan Hoffman and Barbara A. Levak
A model process helps schools judge whether their rites and rituals honor all students.
Sheldon H. Berman
Student clusters offer opportunities for participatory decision making.
Stephen L. Wessler
Silence in response to degrading talk suggests that schools condone disrespect.
Jane Katch
Attending to the conversations of 4- and 5-year-olds yields clues to their social and moral development.
Ely Kozminsky and Lea Kozminsky
Structured exchanges between teacher and students prompt students to think about what leads to success or failure.
Ernest Mendes
To build rapport, teachers need to know their students' world.
Philip S. Hall and Nancy D. Hall
What is an effective response to a student who is confrontational and antagonistic?
Rheta DeVries and Betty Zan
Reinvented rules demonstrate children's understanding of moral norms.
Roxann Kriete
Greeting students at a morning meeting sounds a welcoming note.
Phil Smith, Alex Molnar and John Zahorik
Does small class size reduce the achievement gap? Do benefits persist? A new look at the data answers some important questions.
John Zahorik, Anke Halbach, Karen Ehrle and Alex Molnar
Successful teachers in small classes use a structured approach and focus on foundational and personal learning.
James M. Mitchell, Linda James, Barbara Essig and Kim Shipp
A grant program in Oakland started in 7th grade to prepare students for college.
Autumn K. Tooms
A student learns to read, and a principal teaches to learn.
Len Solo
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Deborah Perkins-Gough
John H. Holloway
Carolyn Pool
Denis P. Doyle
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