High School Redesign II-Best Practices
| Below you will find links to various resources associated
with the Fall 2006 issue of Leading
Change that highlights High School Redesign II-Best Practices. All links on this page will open a new window. |
| Best Practices |
- Reprinted Report Highlights Continued Need for More Time–and Better Use of Time–To Improve Student Learning, Education Commission of the States
- Breaking Ranks II—Strategies for Leading High School Reform, NASSP
- Scheduling for Personalization, School Redesign Network
- Transition for Youth with Disabilities: A Look at State Programs, Progress, and Promising Practices, CWD Task Force on Youth in Transition
- 21st Century Dorms Up the Ante, eSchoolNews
- Creating a 21st Century School for Learning and Working Together, eSchoolNews
- Math That Adds Up, American School Board Journal
- Teaching Math Requires Special Skills, Education Week (users must register to access article; registration is free)
- Mathematics Curriculum Standards, Homework Help, and Instructional Resources, Michigan Department of Education
- Time Out—Time is a Resource We Still Haven't Figured Out How to Use Wisely, Edutopia
- President Establishes National Advisory Panel on Math, The Achiever, June 2006
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| Data & Information Management |
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| Drop Out Prevention |
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| High School Assessments |
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| Highly Qualified Requirement |
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| Online Learning |
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| Parental Involvement |
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| School and Community Relations |
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