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February 2006 | Volume 63 | Number 5

Helping Struggling Students

Feature Articles

Perspectives / The Silent Strugglers

Marge Scherer

If They'd Only Do Their Work!

Linda Darling-Hammond and Olivia Ifill-Lynch

What can teachers do about students who fail to complete their assignments?

The Dropout Problem: Losing Ground

Paul E. Barton

Why is the dropout rate steadily rising, and which programs convince students to stay in school?

Students on the Move

Chester Hartman

Excessive mobility hurts both students who move and students who remain behind.

Bearers of Hope

Julie Landsman

How teachers effectively support children who are homeless or poor.

Help Us Care Enough to Learn

Kathleen Cushman

Articulate teens speak up about what engages—and irks—them at school.

Connecting With Latino Learners

Eliane Rubinstein-Ávila

Educating language learners requires encouraging them to make connections among languages and cultures.

Engaging African American Males in Reading

Alfred W. Tatum

Meaningful books offer challenge and intellectual excitement.

Where They Are: Working With Marginalized Students

Montana Miller

Educators share strategies for connecting with students on the fringes.

They Can Because They Think They Can

Richard T. Vacca

Relevant activities can prime secondary students' interest in reading.

The Arts Make a Difference

Nick Rabkin and Robin Redmond

How arts instruction can make a difference for underachievers.

Breaking Through to Reluctant Readers

Bill Clarke

A high school makes literacy a pillar of its culture.

Helping Writers Find Power

Jeff Anderson

Writing well is not about avoiding errors; it's about learning from them.

Promoting Respectful Learning

Jo Boaler

Learning to work collaboratively goes hand in hand with high achievement.

Departments

Voices: The Teacher / The Year of Writing

Sheila Gaquin

All About Accountability / Assessment for Learning: An Endangered Species?

W. James Popham

Research Matters / Technology to Help Struggling Students

Heidi Silver-Pacuilla and Steve Fleischman

The Principal Connection / Rekindling Our Energy for Neglected Children

Joanne Rooney

Special Report / Accelerating the Learning of Low Achievers

Deborah Perkins-Gough

Educational Leadership's Themes for 2006–2007

ASCD Community in Action

Online Only

Web Wonders / Helping Struggling Students

Klea Scharberg

EL Study Guide / Helping Struggling Students

Naomi Thiers

For professional development and study groups.

Copyright © 2006 by Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development




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