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2010 Lessons from Higher-Performing Middle Schools – Putting Research Findings into School Improvement Practice

School improvement practices for middle schools.

2010 Lessons from Higher-Performing Middle Schools - Putting Research Findings into School Improvement Practice

School improvement practices for middle schools. The presentation offers best practice research findings – where they came from and how the research was conducted. Additionally, it provides other free resources to inform continuous school improvement efforts in the future.

Formats: Presentation
Levels of Schooling: Middle
Publication Years: 2010
Subpopulations: African American/Black, Economic Disadvantage, Hispanic/Latino
Topics: Data-Driven Decision Making, Diversity, Poverty, Social and Emotional Wellbeing
Published: November 4, 2010Author(s): Kristen Wilcox, Janet AngelisLocation: National Middle School Association Annual Conference
2010 Collaborative Conversation Essential for Middle-Level Success

This presentation shares findings on collaborative conversations essential for middle-level success. The three essential components for trust include a climate of respect and trust, structures to support it, and an expectation of collaboration.

2010 Collaborative Conversation Essential for Middle-Level Success

This presentation shares findings on collaborative conversations essential for middle-level success. The three essential components for trust include a climate of respect and trust, structures to support it, and an expectation of collaboration.

Formats: Presentation
Levels of Schooling: Middle
Publication Years: 2010
Subpopulations: African American/Black, Economic Disadvantage, English Language Learner (ELL), Hispanic/Latino
Topics: Data-Driven Decision Making, District and School Leadership Capacity, Diversity, Poverty
Published: November 5, 2010Author(s): Janet Angelis, Kristen WilcoxLocation: National Middle School Association Annual Conference
2010 Collaboration Does Make a Difference

This presentation shares research from NYKids on the importance of collaboration in middle school settings.

2010 Collaboration Does Make a Difference

This presentation shares research from NYKids on the importance of collaboration in middle school settings.

Formats: Presentation
Levels of Schooling: Middle
Publication Years: 2010
Subpopulations: African American/Black, Economic Disadvantage, English Language Learner (ELL), Hispanic/Latino
Topics: District and School Leadership Capacity, Diversity, Parent and/or Family Involvement, Poverty, Professional Learning Communities
Published: October 22, 2010Author(s): Janet AngelisLocation: NYS Middle School Association