Top Ten Tips for Improving High Schools
Posted by on December 16, 2005
INSIDE HIGH SCHOOL REFORM
A new WestEd book details the turnaround approaches that are preparing more students for college — disadvantaged students who wouldn’t get there otherwise. Jordan Horowitz and his research team followed 28 high schools, once labeled as California’s lowest-performing, to uncover the formulas teachers used to rescue their students — and themselves — from expected failure. Full of concrete examples, transferable techniques, and insider advice that only experience brings, Horowitz offers real-life solutions to the common problems plaguing high schools across the country. Click the link below to view, “Top Ten Tips for Improving High Schools.”
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