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September 2011 | Volume 69 | Number 1

Promoting Respectful Schools




Feature Articles


Perspectives / Have a Little Respect

Marge Scherer

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White House Report / Bullying—And the Power of Peers

Philip C. Rodkin

This research synthesis explores who bullies and why and what educators and children can do to prevent bullying.

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What Students Say About Bullying

Stan Davis and Charisse Nixon

Kids speak out about which interventions ease or escalate the situation.

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Stepping Back from Zero Tolerance

Judith Browne-Dianis

Harsh disciplinary practices can have severe consequences for students.

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What's So Hard About Win-Win?

Jane Bluestein

Strategies for creating an environment that respects both adults and students.

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Confronting Racial and Religious Tensions

Stephen Wessler

When violence threatens, how do administrators provide outlets for tolerant listening?

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Respect—Where Do We Start?

Marie-Nathalie Beaudoin

Creating a supportive school culture starts with fostering a positive culture for teachers and staff.

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Building Safer, Saner Schools

Laura Mirsky

How restorative practices promote respectful behavior.

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Putting a Face to Faith

Charles C. Haynes

Face to Faith dispels stereotypes and helps students better understand their own and others' religious values.

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Breaking Silences

Robert A. McGarry

A plea for stopping homophobic name-calling and hate language.

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Learning from New Americans

Bill Preble and Carlton Fitzgerald

Inviting students new to the country to speak about their experiences builds their confidence and helps fellow students enlarge their perspectives.

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Looking Out, Looking In

Debbie Pushor

Rethinking how we talk and listen to families yields significant returns.

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Discussions That Drive Democracy

Diana Hess

How to teach students to talk about controversial issues in civil and productive ways.

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Life Lessons from the Philosophers

Scott Seider and Sarah Novick

Attention to respect has played a pivotal role in this school's superior academic achievement record.

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Letters to My Younger Self

Emilie Shafto

A college senior reflects on her life as a struggling 2nd grader.

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Commentary / The Threat of Accountabalism

Phillip C. Schlechty

Focusing only on improving test scores is a misguided school reform.

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Departments


Research Says… / Bullying Is Common—And Subtle

Bryan Goodwin

Many students bully to gain social status.

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Art & Science of Teaching / The Perils and Promises of Discovery Learning

Robert J. Marzano

Discovery learning works best when teachers prepare students and offer assistance along the way.

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Principal Connection / Too Plugged In

Thomas R. Hoerr

He loves the e-fray, but how much is too much?

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One to Grow On / Respecting Students

Carol Ann Tomlinson

How to survive—and enjoy—the teaching journey.

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Double Take

Reviews, research, and relevant reads.

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Tell Me About… / A Time When You Turned Disrespect into Respect

Read readers' stories here and online, and contribute your own response to an upcoming question.

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ASCD Community in Action

News and resources from ASCD.

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Creating a Climate of Respect

Jonathan Cohen, Richard Cardillo and Terry Pickeral

How to develop students who see themselves as "upstanders."

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Blue Tickets and Big Smiles

Aaron S. Hunt

An assistant principal describes how to implement a successful Positive Behavior Support plan.

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Minding Manners, Having Heart

Rhonda Barton and Bracken Reed

Two schools respond to their students' social and emotional needs.

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EL Study Guide

Teresa K. Preston

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