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Introduction | |
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Breaking Ranks: The Changing of an American Institution | |
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High Schools Featured in This Book | |
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Organization of the Book | |
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The New High School | |
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References | |
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The Evolving American High School | |
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What You Will Learn in this Chapter | |
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The American High School: Serving Multiple Masters | |
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The Earliest American Secondary Education | |
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The First High Schools | |
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Reformation of the High School Curriculum: Three Goals Persist | |
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The Contemporary American Comprehensive High School | |
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A Nation at Risk and Its Aftermath | |
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Summary | |
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Connections to Other Chapters | |
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References | |
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The Emergent High School Curriculum | |
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What You Will Learn in this Chapter | |
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High School Curriculum | |
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A National Core Curriculum | |
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Recasting Standards at the Local Level | |
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Values as Basic Education | |
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Interdisciplinary Curriculum | |
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Writing Across the Curriculum | |
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Learning to Use the Mind Well | |
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The Application of Knowledge and Skills | |
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Summary | |
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Connections to Other Chapters | |
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Action Steps | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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References | |
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New Directions for Instruction | |
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What You Will Learn in This Chapter | |
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Modifying Traditional Teacher-Directed Whole-Class Instruction | |
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Modifying Traditional Instruction to Account for Growing Student Diversity | |
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Recognizing the Limitations of Teacher-Directed Instruction | |
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Differentiating Instruction | |
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Alternative Instructional Strategies for the New High School Classroom | |
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Summary | |
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Connections to Other Chapters | |
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Action Steps | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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References | |
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Technology in the Emergent High School | |
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What You Will Learn in this Chapter | |
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The Impact of Technology | |
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Planning for Technology | |
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Coordinating the use of Technology | |
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Instructional Uses of Technology | |
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Technology in Traditional Academic Programs | |
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Administrative Uses of Technology | |
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Creating Learning Environments: Technology and the Future | |
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Summary | |
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Connections to Other Chapters | |
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Action Steps | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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References | |
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Responding to Affective Needs Through Advisement and Advocacy | |
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What You Will Learn in this Chapter | |
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Providing for the Affective Needs of Adolescents | |
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High School Guidance and Counseling | |
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Student Assistance and Peer Counseling Programs | |
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Peer Mediation Programs | |
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Teacher Advisory Programs | |
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Advisory Programs as Integral Components of Guidance | |
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The Nature of Advisory Programs | |
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Goals and Objectives of Advisory Programs | |
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Characteristics of Successful Programs | |
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Scheduling the Advisory Program | |
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Roles of the Advisor | |
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The Advisory Curriculum | |
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Evaluation of Advisory Programs | |
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Concluding Statements | |
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Summary | |
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Connections to Other Chapters | |
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Action Steps | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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References | |
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Alternative Scheduling for Teaching and Learning | |
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What You Will Learn in this Chapter | |
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Scheduling the High School | |
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The Emerging High School Schedule | |
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Copernican-Style Schedules | |
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Alternating Day (A/B) Schedules | |
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The 4 [times] 4 Semester Plan | |
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Various Combination Schedules | |
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Issues Associated With the Transition to a New Block Schedule | |
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Research on the Block Schedule | |
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The Future of the High School Schedule | |
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Summary | |
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Connections to Other Chapters | |
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Action Steps | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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References | |
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The Organization of Teachers and Learners | |
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What You Will Learn in this Chapter | |
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Interdisciplinary Organization in High Schools | |
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Academic Teaming | |
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Academic Teaming in Various Settings | |
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School-Within-School Strategies | |
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The House Concept | |
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Heterogeneous Grouping | |
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The Talent Development High School | |
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Summary | |
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Connections to Other Chapters | |
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Action Steps | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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References | |
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School/Family/Community Partnerships | |
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What You Will Learn in this Chapter | |
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Family, Community, and High School Partnerships | |
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Changing Perspectives of Partnership Roles | |
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Parent and Family Involvement in a Changing Society | |
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Meaningful Partnership Roles for Family and Community | |
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National Standards for Parent/Family Involvement Programs | |
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Barriers to Successful Partnerships | |
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Successful Strategies for Outreach Activities and Programs | |
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Effective Communication with Families, Community, and Other Stakeholders | |
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Building Strong Partnerships | |
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Concluding Remarks | |
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Summary | |
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Connections to Other Chapters | |
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Action Steps | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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References | |
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The High School Teacher | |
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What You Will Learn in this Chapter | |
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The Changing Roles of Teachers in the New High School | |
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The Effects of the Expanding Knowledge Base on Teacher Roles | |
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Teaching the New Curriculum | |
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The National Board for Professional Teaching Standards | |
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Professional Development for the New High School | |
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Standards for Staff Development at the High School | |
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New Paradigms for Staff Development | |
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Staff Development Practices in the New High School | |
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Teacher Preparation for the New High School | |
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Professional Development High Schools and Other Collaborative Partnerships | |
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High School Teachers Meeting the Challenges of New High Schools | |
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Summary | |
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Connections to Other Chapters | |
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Action Steps | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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References | |
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Leading High Schools in the New Century | |
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What You Will Learn in this Chapter | |
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The Nature of Instructional Leadership | |
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The Performance-Based Principalship | |
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Reforming High Schools | |
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A Prototype Design Statement | |
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Action Research | |
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Efforts to Reform Schools | |
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Total Quality Management | |
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Leadership and School Accountability | |
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Summary | |
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Action Steps | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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References | |
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Roster of High Schools | |
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Author Index | |
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Index of High Schools | |
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Subject Index | |