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Conflict Resolution

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Conflict is inevitable. So, when you think about keeping your schools safe, consider communication.
Angela Pascopella
District Administration, May 2002

A Time and a Place

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Research shows that students achieve more than schools recognize and respect languages other that "s
Melissa Ezarik
District Administration, May 2002

The Fine Line

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It's a never-ending question between school boards and superintendents: Who has
Jennifer K.Covino
District Administration, May 2002

3D and Far Out

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Take one part equipment, one part training, mix with enthusiasm. What do you get? A multimedia pro
Angela Pascopella
District Administration, May 2002

Service Learning in Action

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Could your district use a program that can increase student's interest and their grades, while at t
Elizabeth Crane
District Administration, Apr 2002

Independence Day

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With an increase in the depth and breadth of technology products to help the country's 2.8 million l
Angela Pascopella
District Administration, Apr 2002

Tying the Knot

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From curriculum planning to teacher collaboration across and within grade levels, articulation keeps
Melissa Ezarik
District Administration, Apr 2002

Numbers Game

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Sick of hearing about poor scores, non-existent retention and student apathy when it comes to mathem
Charles J. Shields
District Administration, Apr 2002

It Takes Time

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Twenty tips for making professional development a priority in your district
Melissa Ezarik
District Administration, Mar 2002

Less is More: Trimming the Overstuffed Curriculum

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Through a science curriculum "diet," districts discover that less topics could fatten students' unde
Lisa Fratt
District Administration, Mar 2002

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