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The Accountability Imperative for School Counselors | |
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Accountability: Every Educator's Challenge | |
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Counting Is No Longer Enough | |
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Results-Based Accountability | |
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Student Outcome Data | |
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Accountability Means | |
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Needs Assessments, Surveys, Pre- and Posttests | |
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Accountability and School Counselors | |
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Beliefs Inform Behaviors | |
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The Achievement Gap | |
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References | |
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Moving Beyond Tradition | |
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Closing the Achievement Gap | |
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School Counselors and No Child Left Behind | |
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Respecting Tradition: A Retrospective | |
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Why Change? It's a Different World | |
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Moving Forward | |
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Counseling | |
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Consultation | |
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Coordination of Services | |
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Leadership | |
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Advocacy | |
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Collaboration and Teaming | |
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Managing Resources | |
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Use of Data | |
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Use of Technology | |
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References | |
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Demystifying Data | |
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Data First | |
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Why Use Data? | |
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Where to Find Data | |
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Disaggregated Data | |
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The Power of Data | |
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Data: Friend or Pho-bia | |
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Making Connections | |
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Keep It Simple | |
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The Next Steps | |
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From Perception to Reality | |
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Challenge or Opportunity | |
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Monitor What Matters | |
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References | |
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MEASURE: A Different Way of Focusing Our Work | |
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Mission | |
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What Do I Need to Do? | |
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Element | |
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What Do I Need to Do? | |
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Analyze | |
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What Do I Need to Do? | |
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What Do the Data Show? | |
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Stakeholders-Unite | |
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What Do I Need to Do? | |
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Results | |
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What Do I Need to Do? | |
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Educate | |
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What Do I Need to Do? | |
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Systemic Change | |
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Practice What You Have Learned | |
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School Counselors Demonstrating Accountability | |
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MEASUREs Contributing to Academic Success | |
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Alimacani Elementary School | |
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Cannella Elementary School | |
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Hall Elementary School | |
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S. A. Hull Elementary School | |
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Memorial Middle School | |
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Tomlin Middle School | |
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Quibbletown Middle School | |
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Chelsea Career and Technical Education High School | |
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Newington High School | |
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Pike High School | |
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South Kingstown High School | |
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Stanton College Preparatory High School | |
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Jefferson County Public Schools | |
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MEASURE-ing Success in East High School, Rochester, New York | |
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MEASURE-ing Success in Norfolk, Virginia | |
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Suburban Initiative | |
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MEASURE-ing Success in Piscataway Township, New Jersey | |
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References | |
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Transforming Our Future: Impacting the System | |
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Systemic Change Agent | |
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Preparing Graduate Students to Become Systemic Change Agents | |
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Looking to the Future | |
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Participants in the 2001 Education Trust Accountability Meetings | |
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The National Standards for School Counseling Programs: What Students Should Know and Be Able to Do | |
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American School Counselor Association National Model: A Framework for School Counseling Programs | |
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Critical Data Examples | |
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Sample MEASURE | |