'Public high school graduation' diaporamas de présentation

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COLLEGE ACCESS AND SUCCESS: Can We Do More?

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ACCESS TO SUCCESS: Lessons from Colleges and Universities on the Performance Frontier

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High Schools: Why Are They So Hard to Improve?

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HIGH SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENT IN AMERICA: What Do We Know?

HIGH SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENT IN AMERICA: What Do We Know?. Louisiana High School Commission The Education Trust December, 2004. What Do We Know About Student Achievement?. 12th Grade Achievement In Math and Science is Up Somewhat. High School Achievement: Math and Science: NAEP Long-Term Trends .

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CLOSING THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP

CLOSING THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP. University of the State of New York Albany, NY November, 2005. Every year, thousands of children head toward school already behind. 2005 NAEP Grade 4 Reading All Students, Nation.

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American Diploma Project

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AP Program Update Midwest Regional Forum

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Achieve, Inc.

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Redesigning High School Teaching and Learning in the 21 st Century

Redesigning High School Teaching and Learning in the 21 st Century Presented by Dr. Bryan H. Setser Executive Director of Secondary Education 6-12 Iredell-Statesville Schools Vision Why Redesign HS Teaching and Learning? Achievement Flat or Declining in Reading, 17 year olds, NAEP

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Redesigning High School Teaching and Learning in the 21 st Century

Redesigning High School Teaching and Learning in the 21 st Century. Presented by Dr. Bryan H. Setser Executive Director of Secondary Education 6-12 Iredell-Statesville Schools. Vision. Why Redesign HS Teaching and Learning?. Achievement Flat or Declining in Reading, 17 year olds, NAEP.

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Designing School Libraries for 21 st Century Learners

Designing School Libraries for 21 st Century Learners. Margaret Sullivan Library Resource Group LLC. Biases. What are yours? What are your architects? What are your school administrators? What are the school boards? What are your communities or the parents? . Why do biases develop? .

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Yes, They Can!

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Curriculum for College and Career Readiness Committee Meeting EMC Corporation May 22, 2006

Curriculum for College and Career Readiness Committee Meeting EMC Corporation May 22, 2006. Agenda. Welcome and introductions Why are we here? Purpose of the task force Context for our work Relevant data Related initiatives What are the challenges?

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Demographics and Destiny

Demographics and Destiny. Joseph F. Johnson, Jr., Ph.D. National Center for Culturally Responsive Education Systems (NCCRESt) Conference February 17, 2006 Denver, CO. National Center for Urban School Transformation.

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Why Break Ranks?

Why Break Ranks?. Even as some students are achieving less, the economy is demanding more from them. Jobs requiring a college degree are the fastest-growing sector of the ecomony. Over a lifetime, a college graduate will earn nearly $1 million more than a high school dropout. Why Break Ranks?.

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Standardized Testing

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The Road to College:

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