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Online August 2011 | Volume 68

Best of Educational Leadership 2010–2011

Introduction


Best of EL 2010-2011

Marge Scherer

Five Hallmarks of Good Homework

Cathy Vatterott

Out with the traditional 20 questions; in with purposeful assignments tailored to the curriculum.

Flagged for Success

Robyn R. Jackson

Watching for warning signals and planning ways to catch kids before they fail.

The Myth of Pink and Blue Brains

Lise Eliot

Girls don't think pink, and boys don't think blue. In fact, neuroscientists find few reliable differences between boys' and girls' brains.

Notes from an Accidental Teacher

Carol Ann Tomlinson

On her journey to become a teacher, this educator found that five professional practices led her home.

Teaching the iGeneration

Larry D. Rosen

How to use students' immersion in technology to enrich their learning.

What At-Risk Readers Need

Richard L. Allington

We know that high-quality instruction is the key: Why aren't we opening the door?

The Middle/High Years / Movin' Up to the Middle

Rick Wormeli

If students learn to handle stress during middle school, they tend to respond positively to challenges later on.

Involvement or Engagement?

Larry Ferlazzo

Does your school tend toward doing to or doing with families?

Copyright © 2011 by ASCD




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