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February 2006

February 2006 | Volume 63 | Number 5

Helping Struggling Students




Feature Articles


Perspectives / The Silent Strugglers

Marge Scherer

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If They'd Only Do Their Work!

Linda Darling-Hammond and Olivia Ifill-Lynch

What can teachers do about students who fail to complete their assignments?

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The Dropout Problem: Losing Ground

Paul E. Barton

Why is the dropout rate steadily rising, and which programs convince students to stay in school?

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Students on the Move

Chester Hartman

Excessive mobility hurts both students who move and students who remain behind.

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Bearers of Hope

Julie Landsman

How teachers effectively support children who are homeless or poor.

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Help Us Care Enough to Learn

Kathleen Cushman

Articulate teens speak up about what engages—and irks—them at school.

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Connecting With Latino Learners

Eliane Rubinstein-Ávila

Educating language learners requires encouraging them to make connections among languages and cultures.

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Engaging African American Males in Reading

Alfred W. Tatum

Meaningful books offer challenge and intellectual excitement.

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Where They Are: Working With Marginalized Students

Montana Miller

Educators share strategies for connecting with students on the fringes.

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They Can Because They Think They Can

Richard T. Vacca

Relevant activities can prime secondary students' interest in reading.

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The Arts Make a Difference

Nick Rabkin and Robin Redmond

How arts instruction can make a difference for underachievers.

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Breaking Through to Reluctant Readers

Bill Clarke

A high school makes literacy a pillar of its culture.

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Helping Writers Find Power

Jeff Anderson

Writing well is not about avoiding errors; it's about learning from them.

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Promoting Respectful Learning

Jo Boaler

Learning to work collaboratively goes hand in hand with high achievement.

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Departments


Voices: The Teacher / The Year of Writing

Sheila Gaquin

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All About Accountability / Assessment for Learning: An Endangered Species?

W. James Popham

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Research Matters / Technology to Help Struggling Students

Heidi Silver-Pacuilla and Steve Fleischman

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The Principal Connection / Rekindling Our Energy for Neglected Children

Joanne Rooney

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Special Report / Accelerating the Learning of Low Achievers

Deborah Perkins-Gough

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Educational Leadership's Themes for 2006–2007

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ASCD Community in Action

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Web Wonders / Helping Struggling Students

Klea Scharberg

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EL Study Guide / Helping Struggling Students

Naomi Thiers

For professional development and study groups.

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