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School Reform and Innovation

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Publications & Presentations




Interdisciplinary Teaming and Classroom Practices

How Teaming Influences Classroom Practices
  (Middle School Journal, November 2000)

What Makes Interdisciplinary Teams Effective?
  (Middle School Journal, March 2000)

The Impact of Teaming: Five Research-Based Outcomes of Teaming
  (Middle School Journal, November 1999)
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Certification

Does Middle Grades Teacher Certification Affect Practices Learning?
  (Middle School Journal, May 2005)

Middle Grades Teacher Certification: Its Effect on Student Learning and Achievement
  (NMSA Annual Conference - Atlanta, GA, November 2003)

The Impact of Middle Grades Certification on Student Performance
  (NMSA Teacher Preparation Symposium - Charlotte, NC, February 2003)

The Relationship Between Middle Grades Teacher Certification and Teaching Practices
  (Abstract of article published in The Handbook of Research in Middle Level Education: Volume. 2, 2002)
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Professional Development

Professional Development for Middle Grade Teachers: Does One Size Fit All?
  (Abstract of article published in The Handbook of Research in Middle Level Education, Volume 3.

Four Important Lessons About Teacher Professional Development
  (Middle School Journal, May 2002)
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Leadership (or Middle School Principals)

Are Middle Level Principals an Endangered Species?
  (Middle School Journal, November 2004)

Understanding Effective Leadership: A Commitment to Student Success
  (NMSA Annual Conference - Portland, OR, November 2002)
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Parent Involvement

How Familiar Are Parents with Middle Level Practices?
  (Middle School Journal, November 2001)
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Student Outcomes

High Expectations for Every Student
  (Middle School Journal, May 2004)

Middle School Practices Improve Student Achievement in High Poverty Schools
  (Middle School Journal, September 2003)

Understanding Indicators Related to Academic Performance
  (Middle School Journal, November 2002)
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Latchkey

The Effects of Latchkey Status on Middle-Grades Students
  (Paper presented at American Educational Research Association, Montreal, Canada, April 2005)

Should Middle Grades Students Be Left Alone After School?
  (Middle School Journal, May 2003)

The Effects of Latchkey Status on Middle-Grades Students: New Research Findings
  (NMSA Annual Conference - Denver, CO, November 1998)
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Miscellaneous

Teacher Views on the Collaborative Review of Student Work
  (Middle School Journal, November 2004)

What Research Says About.Evidence that Middle-Grades Practices are Successful
  (NMSA Annual Conference - Minneapolis, MN, November 2004)

Research that Support High Performing Middle Grade Schools
  (NMSA Annual Conference - Atlanta, GA, November 2003)

Lessons Learned from More Than a Decade of Middle Grades Research
  (Middle School Journal, November 2003)

School Size Matters in Interesting Ways
  (Middle School Journal, May 2001)

Hot Research Topics for Urban Middle Schools
  (NMSA Urban Conference - Columbus, OH, March 2001)

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Comprehensive School Reform

Michigan Middle Start

Middle Start CSRD: Show Me the Evidence of Effectiveness
  (Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association, Chicago, IL, April 2003)

The Middle Start Initiative, Phase I: An Analysis of Michigan Middle-Grades Schools
  (Evaluation report to the W. K. Kellogg Foundation, August 1998)

Executive Summary of Phase I Report
  (Evaluation report to the W. K. Kellogg Foundation , April 1999)
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Mid South Middle Start

Arkansas

Analysis of (ACTAAP) Achievement Data for 2001-2004
  (Evaluation report to the Foundation for the Mid South, February 2005)

Arkansas Mid South Middle Start Research Summary
  (Evaluation report to the Foundation for the Mid South, July 2004)

Mid South Middle Start Initiative: Arkansas Progress Report 1998/99-2000/01
  (Evaluation report to the Foundation for the Mid South, May 2002)
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Louisiana

Analysis of Louisiana (LEAP 21) Achievement Data for 2001-2004
  (Evaluation report to the Foundation for the Mid South, February 2005)

Louisiana Mid South Middle Start Research Summary
  (Evaluation report to the Foundation for the Mid South, July 2004)

Mid South Middle Start Initiative: Louisiana Progress Report 1998/99-2000/01
  (Evaluation report to the Foundation for the Mid South, May 2002)
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Mississippi

Analysis of Mississippi (MCT) Achievement Data for 2001-2004
  (Evaluation report to the Foundation for the Mid South, January 2005)

Mississippi Mid South Middle Start Research Summary
  (Evaluation report to the Foundation for the Mid South, July 2004)

Mid South Middle Start Initiative: Mississippi Progress Report 1998/99-2000/01
  (Evaluation report to the Foundation for the Mid South, May 2002)
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Turning Points

Illinois

Illinois Turning Points CSR Program Boosts Student Achievement in Middle-Grade Schools
  (Evaluation report to the National Turning Points Center, June 2004)

2001/02 Baseline Analysis of Self-Study Data: Illinois Turning Points Schools
  (Evaluation report to the National Turning Points Center, December 2002)
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Massachusetts

Assessing the Success of Turning Points in Boston Public Schools
  (Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association, San Diego, CA, April 2004)

2001/02 Baseline Analysis of Self-Study Data: Massachusetts Turning Points Schools
  (Evaluation report to the National Turning Points Center, January 2003)
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