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Technology with intention
Changing Schools vol. 74, Fall 2015
While the use of some sort of technology is practically a given at most schools, many teachers and leaders still have questions about the best tools to use, the best way to use them, and whether or not they are serving the larger purpose of improved student performance. This issue of Changing Schools looks at these issues and how using technology, as with any tool, can enhance instruction, engage students, and teach important 21st century skills—if used with intention.
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Focus on diverse learners
Changing Schools vol. 73, Spring 2015
As diverse learners become the majority in America’s schools, the need to ensure a high-quality education for all students and overcome the achievement gap is greater than ever. In this issue of Changing Schools, we look at some of the challenges surrounding the education of diverse learners and offer insight into ways to improve their odds of success.
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Coaching that makes a difference
Changing Schools vol. 72, Fall 2014
How do we develop—not just hire, manage, and evaluate, but truly develop—the next generation of great teachers and school leaders? Throughout an educator’s career, it takes a combination of thoughtful, strategic training and coaching to fully realize his or her potential.
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What is engagement today?
Changing Schools vol. 71, Spring 2014
This issue delves into student engagement—what it is and what educators can do to systematically engage all students in their learning.
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School improvement and beyond: What it takes to transform your system
Changing Schools vol. 70, Winter 2013/2014
In this issue, we look at the “what” and “how” of school improvement: those critical areas and strategies that, when approached systemically and systematically, help schools reach their goals.
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Early childhood education: Quality counts
Changing Schools vol. 69, Summer 2013
What does it take to ensure high-quality pre-K programs? We look at the research, effective practices, leadership, and policy.