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Washington, D.C.

Conference on Teaching Excellence

June 28–30
National Harbor, Md
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Get up-to-date on recent revelations about best practices in the classroom, how to make them routine in every grade and subject, and how to scale them systemwide. 

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Summer 2006 | Volume 63

Helping All Students Succeed (online only)


Feature Articles

About This Issue

Marge Scherer

The Violence You Don't See

Grace L. Sussman

How do you teach students when their behavior issues dominate classroom life?

No Homework Left Behind

Gary Garbe and David Guy

A school finds a homework policy that works.

GEAR UP for College

Heather K. Sheridan-Thomas

How an after-school program helps close the college preparation gap.

Teaching the Art of Writing

Beth Olshansky

Through uniting art with writing, students make extraordinary learning gains.

Of Paint and Pantomime

Susan Goetz Zwirn

Music, dance, and drama are the pathways to literacy, but first the teachers themselves learn all about the arts. With video clips.

Lessons from Yoga

Deborah Summers

From intention to reflection, yoga conditions the mind to think deeply about teaching and learning.

Responses

Misleading in the Middle: A Rebuttal to Cheri Pierson Yecke

Rick Wormeli

The author rebuts Cheri Pierson Yecke's "Mayhem in the Middle" (Educational Leadership, April 2006).

No Instant Principals: A Reply to Barbara Bartholomew

Sandra J. Stein

The author defends the NYC Leadership Academy in her reply to Barbara Bartholomew's "Transforming New York City's Public Schools" (Educational Leadership, May 2006).




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