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The Excellence Movement: What's the Connection to Student Needs?

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Little, Rick – NASSP Bulletin, 1985

Student problems and needs are an important component to be considered in the educational process. Outlines the dimensions of a program called Quest that helps students with social and personal skill development. (MD)

Descriptors: Daily Living Skills, Drug Abuse, Interpersonal Competence, Leadership

Principals as Boundary Spanners: Working Collaboratively To Solve Problems.

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Bradshaw, Lynn K. – NASSP Bulletin, 1999

In full-service and community schools, principals must possess a collaborative attitude and strong boundary-spanning skills. Principals must believe that collaboration can address children's complex needs, be able to obtain and distribute information strategically, view problems imaginatively, craft solutions, and develop and support others'…

Descriptors: Administrator Role, Community Schools, Cooperation, Elementary Secondary Education