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Szachowicz, Susan – Principal Leadership, 2010
When low test scores demanded a hard look at the curriculum, literacy became a focus for improvement at Brockton (MA) High School. Schoolwide training for teachers and a rolling implementation model ensured consistency and reinforcement of the skills. Results came in improved scores and national recognitions, including selection as a National…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Educational Change, Literacy, High Schools
Odden, Allan; Archibald, Sarah – Principal Leadership, 2000
Restructuring programs and reallocating resources (to smaller classes, teacher planning, professional development, and tutors for struggling students) constitute a complex, large-scale change process. Steps include recognizing the need for change, evaluating strategies, and creating a new educational strategy for all organizational levels. (MLH)
Descriptors: Academic Standards, Change Strategies, Educational Policy, Needs Assessment
Fisher, Douglas; Johnson, Christine – Principal Leadership, 2006
A Number of good ideas can help improve the achievement of low-performing students and close the achievement gap, including determining the placement of veteran teachers, purchasing new curricula, and providing after-school tutoring. However, it is the teacher--and what the teacher does in the classroom--that makes the most difference for…
Descriptors: Faculty Development, Professional Development, College School Cooperation, Protocol Analysis
Wesson, Linda; Kudlacz, Jane Marie – Principal Leadership, 2000
Elements aiding block-scheduling implementation at an Ohio Catholic school include a supportive principal, systems thinking, adequate time and resources, benchmarks for quality, responsible faculty decision making, readiness-based staff development, democratic process, process/content coordination, a nonthreatening learning environment, and…
Descriptors: Block Scheduling, Catholic Schools, Change Strategies, College Faculty

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