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February 2009 | Volume 66 | Number 5

How Teachers Learn

Feature Articles

Perspectives / All Teachers Can Learn

Marge Scherer

Listen online at http://shop.ascd.org/mp3/el_february2009.mp3

From Surviving to Thriving

Sonia Nieto

Why and how teachers must continue learning throughout their lifetimes.

The Lessons Are in the Leading

Gordon A. Donaldson Jr.

Leaders learn by identifying dilemmas, practicing strategies, and reflecting on results.

Moving Beyond Talk

Debra Smith, Bruce Wilson and Dick Corbett

Six conditions lead to collective actions that bring change.

Watch a video of a learning community in action.

The Principal's Role in Supporting Learning Communities

Shirley M. Hord and Stephanie A. Hirsh

How Nations Invest in Teachers

Ruth Chung Wei, Alethea Andree and Linda Darling-Hammond

High-achieving countries build professional learning into teachers' workdays.

Learning with Blogs and Wikis

Bill Ferriter

Customized learning opportunities abound in the blogosphere.

Embarking on Action Research

Catherine M. Brighton

Seven steps for developing a focused exploration of your own practice.

Research Review / Teacher Learning: What Matters?

Linda Darling-Hammond and Nikole Richardson

A new paradigm—the professional learning community—emerges.

Supporting Teacher Learning Teams

Steve Chappuis, Jan Chappuis and Rick Stiggins

Ongoing, job-embedded, collaborative learning replaces one-day workshops.

High-Leverage Strategies for Principal Leadership

Richard DuFour and Robert J. Marzano

Working with teams of teachers yields more benefits than does one-on-one observation and evaluation.

Come to the Fair!

Sheila Danaher, John Price and Paula Kluth

A K-8 school celebrates staff expertise.

Departments

All About Assessment / Unraveling Reliability

W. James Popham

The Principal Connection / How Book Groups Bring Change

Thomas R. Hoerr

The Learning Leader / Model Teachers

Douglas B. Reeves

Listen online at http://shop.ascd.org/mp3/el_February_2009_Reeves.mp3

What Research Says About … / The Continuum of Teacher Learning

Tracy Huebner

Themes for Educational Leadership 2009–2010

For guidelines for writing, see www.ascd.org/el.

ASCD's Global Vision for the Whole Child

Gene R. Carter

ASCD helps educators in the Middle East pursue whole child education.

ASCD Community in Action

Journal Staff

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Learning from Student Work

Gabrielle Nidus and Maya Sadder

Literacy coaches outline a way to examine student progress.

Fostering Reflection

Lana M. Danielson

Which modes of thinking lead teachers to make deliberate and insightful decisions?

How Teachers Lead Teachers

Jason Margolis

A look at the subtle dynamics that encourage teachers to learn from one another.

A Gathering That Grows Leaders

Kathleen Anderson Steeves and Sandra Nagy Sinclair

This Educator Group encourages participants to continue their professional development beyond grad school.

EL Study Guide

Naomi Thiers

Book Review

Naomi Thiers

Whatever It Takes: Geoffrey Canada's Quest to Change Harlem and America by Paul Tough

Copyright © 2009 by Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development




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