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Viewpoints Vol. 11

Improving Student Achievement and Teacher Effectiveness
Through Scientifically Based Practices

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Cover to Viewpoints Volume 11

Introduction

Essay: The Challenge and Hope of Scientifically Based Research
by Margaret A. Trybus, Ed.D.
A comprehensive introduction to the topic of scientifically based research and some of the challenges educators face in its implementation.

The 11 Components of a Comprehensive School Reform Program
Specific requirements of the No Child Left Behind Act.

Practically Speaking: How Might Practitioners
Put Scientifically Based Research to Work?

Guidelines for education leaders working toward school improvement.

References

CD Contents

Acknowledgments

Gina Burkhardt, CEO
Sabrina Laine, Chief Officer, Research and Development
Ginger M. Reynolds, Project Manager
Ed Janus, Audio Production
Linda Schuch, Editor
Lindsey Jones, Graphic Designer

Reviewers

Barney Berlin, Ph.D., Loyola University
Donald Kachur, Ph.D., Illinois Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development
Beverly Showers, Ph.D., Consultant to the Iowa Department of Education
Paul Kimmelman, Ed.D., Learning Point Associates
Ray Legler, Ph.D., Learning Point Associates
Barb Youngren, Learning Point Associates

 


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