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Preface | p. ix |
Acknowledgments | p. xiii |
About the Authors | p. xvii |
Accept the Challenge to Teach All Students | p. 1 |
Confront the Challenges | p. 6 |
Our Schools Have Changed | p. 6 |
Who Are the At-Risk Students? | p. 9 |
Compelling Conclusions | p. 12 |
How Schools Fail Students and Manufacture Low Performance | p. 14 |
Destructive School Policies, Programs, and Practices | p. 15 |
The Myths That Perpetuate Ineffective Practices | p. 18 |
Establish the Commitment to Educate Children and Youth At Risk | p. 23 |
Take a Stand | p. 24 |
Lessons Learned | p. 24 |
Low-Performing Schools Can Improve | p. 26 |
50 Proven Strategies for Schools and Classrooms | p. 29 |
Understand the At-Risk Student | p. 30 |
Unconventional Wisdom: What Works for Experienced Teachers | p. 32 |
Recognize That Any Student May Become At Risk | p. 33 |
Predict Youth Behavior Based on Developmental Assets | p. 39 |
Appreciate the Resilient Student | p. 43 |
Address the Differences Between Boys and Girls | p. 47 |
Educate Poor and Culturally Diverse Students | p. 53 |
Unconventional Wisdom: What Works for Experienced Teachers | p. 57 |
Connect Culturally for Effective Teaching and Learning | p. 58 |
Work With the Externally Centered Student | p. 69 |
Understand the Problems of Low-Income Students | p. 75 |
Eliminate Ineffective and Destructive Interventions | p. 83 |
Use Effective Programs for Teaching Low-Income Students | p. 89 |
Establish Priorities That Focus on Student Learning | p. 95 |
Unconventional Wisdom: What Works for Experienced Teachers | p. 97 |
Develop a Comprehensive Plan | p. 98 |
Build a Profile by Collecting and Using Data | p. 103 |
Set Goals, Targets, and Timelines | p. 108 |
Create Time for Collaboration, Planning, and Development | p. 114 |
Facilitate Continuous Improvement: The Critical Importance of Results-Driven Leadership | p. 119 |
Collaborate With Parents and Families | p. 125 |
Unconventional Wisdom: What Works for Experienced Teachers | p. 127 |
Encourage Parent and Family Engagement | p. 128 |
Build Effective Partnerships Among Families, Schools, and the Community | p. 134 |
Create Caring Classrooms, Schools, and Communities of Support | p. 143 |
Unconventional Wisdom: What Works for Experienced Teachers | p. 145 |
Create a Community of Support | p. 146 |
Create a Common Vision | p. 152 |
Establish Alternative Schools | p. 156 |
Develop Small Schools and Schools-Within-Schools | p. 162 |
Provide Effective Transitions | p. 168 |
Create a Climate of Respect in Schools and Classrooms | p. 173 |
Unconventional Wisdom: What Works for Experienced Teachers | p. 177 |
Recognize Early Warning Signs | p. 178 |
Bully-Proof Classrooms and Schools | p. 183 |
Create Reentry Opportunities for Expelled Students | p. 188 |
Expect High Academic Performance | p. 192 |
Unconventional Wisdom: What Works for Experienced Teachers | p. 195 |
Motivate Students | p. 196 |
Teach to Multiple Intelligences | p. 201 |
Confront Tracking and Retention Practices | p. 206 |
Initiate Targeted Professional Development | p. 212 |
Create Career-Theme Schools and High School Academic Majors | p. 220 |
Help At-Risk Students Pass High-Stakes Tests | p. 225 |
Teach All Students to Read | p. 234 |
Unconventional Wisdom: What Works for Experienced Teachers | p. 238 |
Guarantee That Every Child Learns to Read | p. 239 |
Implement Effective Literacy Practices and Programs K-12 | p. 243 |
Employ One-on-One Tutoring | p. 250 |
Start Early | p. 254 |
Redesign Grades K-3 | p. 258 |
Continuously Assess Reading Progress | p. 262 |
Select Results-Driven Instructional and Assessment Practices | p. 266 |
Unconventional Wisdom: What Works for Experienced Teachers | p. 268 |
Personalize Instruction | p. 270 |
Recognize the Critical Importance of an Aligned Curriculum | p. 274 |
Select Research-Based Instructional Practices | p. 278 |
Use Homework Effectively | p. 286 |
Require Student Portfolios, Projects, and Performance Exhibitions | p. 291 |
Incorporate Technology Across the Curriculum | p. 299 |
Create Assessment-Literate Classrooms | p. 304 |
Support Social and Emotional Growth | p. 311 |
Unconventional Wisdom: What Works for Experienced Teachers | p. 314 |
Create Student Mentoring Programs | p. 315 |
Establish Service Learning Programs | p. 319 |
Teach Peer Mediation | p. 324 |
Build Self-Esteem and Respect Through Student Leadership | p. 329 |
Use Community Resources and Services | p. 335 |
Unconventional Wisdom: What Works for Experienced Teachers | p. 337 |
Embrace the Community as a Classroom | p. 338 |
Develop Communitywide, Extended-Day Programs | p. 344 |
Become a Full-Service School | p. 349 |
Summon the Will to Leave No Child Behind | p. 353 |
The Inalienable Right to a Quality Education | p. 354 |
With Liberty and Justice for Some? | p. 354 |
The Emergent National Consensus: No Child Left Behind | p. 355 |
Breaking Free From Ignorance | p. 356 |
The Fifty Strategies | p. 356 |
50 Strategies Suggested Reading | p. 359 |
References | p. 381 |
Index | p. 389 |
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