Articles from District Administration (November 1, 2001)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Anonymous tips for safety. (new products).			126
Balancing the future with the present: this Pennsylvania superintendent uses technology to create diverse programs that reach the different parts of his district's population. (administrator profile).	D'Orio, Amy		732
Collecting is cool: thanks to advances in technology, math and science teachers and students are experiencing a new, fun way to collect data during labs--whether it's in the classroom, elsewhere on campus or out in the field. (Special Advertising Section).	Ezarik, Melissa		2204
College board: more work needed to end racial test score gaps. (News connection: up-to-date and usable education information froms schools, government, business, research and professional organizations).	Branch, Al		358
Coping with tragedy: at the wake of the nation's greatest domestic tragedy, here are some suggestions about how administrators can help their students and staff deal with their feelings.	Covino, Jennifer K.		1509
Crossing over: math and science aren't the only subjects worthy of the TI-83 Plus. Classes from language arts to social studies to foreign language can benefit from its powerful capabilities. .	Pascopella, Angela		1457
District launches intensive catch-up program for elementary and middle school students. (News connection: up-to-date and usable education information froms schools, government, business, research and professional organizations).	Branch, Al		591
Fast-track teaching: once professionals of a different kind, now they teach. .	Pascopella, Angela		910
Getting personal. .	D'Orio, Wayne	Editorial	431
God bless America: there is a time for everything, even prayer in school. .	Kinnaman, Daniel E.	Column	701
Help wanted, will train: it's a national crisis: teacher shortages. Administrators in urban districts, where the shortages are most severe, share alternative recruitment approaches that work. (Urban/Inner City Needs).	Pascopella, Angela		2015
Hewlett-Packard's $25 billion Compaq deal could effect on education. (News connection: up-to-date and usable education information froms schools, government, business, research and professional organizations).	Branch, Al	Company Profile	377
Holding together the pluribus and the unum: challenging? Yes. Do-able? Yes. How educators can turn social studies, the catch-all curriculum, into an integrated subject. .	Shields, Charles J.		2257
Laptop or textbook? some say laptops are consuming the classroom, others say they are becoming another one of many tools for students. (Portable Computing).	Pascopella, Angela		2727
Looking into the digital future: Carlisle's designation will allow the district to invest in software and teacher training, with a big emphasis on data-driven decision-making. (district profile).	D'Orio, Amy		1209
Moments in math Illustrate its impact. (Mathematics).	Ezarik, Melissa	Brief Article	216
Neil Bush debuts ignite learning. (News connection: up-to-date and usable education information froms schools, government, business, research and professional organizations).	D'Orio, Wayne		631
New gradebook feature for NetSchools Orion. (new products: tools for schools).			175
New ideas that can help educators. (Editor's Note).	D'Orio, Wayne		373
On the cusp of a revolution: new software tools help students see and make connections in math classes and more. (PC Software).	Beem, Kate		1405
Online ambassadors bring American memories to life. (Social Studies).	Ezarik, Melissa		423
Online curriculum, on file. (new products).			186
Question your policies: we must address behavior and not technology. (speaking out).	Stager, Gary		659
Read, write, click. (new products).			124
Reading and sharing, city-wide. (Language Arts).	Ezarik, Melissa		426
Riverdeep buys the Learning Co.; sets up partnership with Harcourt. (News connection: up-to-date and usable education information froms schools, government, business, research and professional organizations).	Branch, Al	Brief Article	293
Safe surfing. (new products).			176
School lunches lack nutrition. (News connection: up-to-date and usable education information froms schools, government, business, research and professional organizations).	Branch, Al	Brief Article	292
Setting effective standards: online resources make alignment with standards easy and effective. (the online edge).	Dyrli, Odvard Egil		702
Staying put: urban superintendent retention appears to be an oxymoron, but a number of superintendents are mainstays in their cities. Their stories show how staying put has been good for them and their communities. (Urban/Inner City Needs).	Ezarik, Melissa	Cover Story	2704
Stem cells: lessons learned. (Science).	Ezarik, Melissa		344
Substitute teachers a click away. (new products: tools for schools).			492
Teachers find their way with TI-Navigator: pilot sites confirm TI's new wireless system for classrooms delivers real-time feedback that teachers can use to great advantage. Plus, students love it. (Special Advertising Section).	Crane, Elizabeth		1953
The $150 million ax. (News connection: up-to-date and usable education information froms schools, government, business, research and professional organizations).	Branch, Al		471
TI handheld software applications: making connections accross the curriculum: software for TI graphing calculators enables' process of discovery. (Special Advertising Section).	Tyre, Terian		1376
TI handhelds and peripherals: for more information, visit education.ti.com. (Special Advertising Section).			1029
TI's handheld technology: the right tools for the job: the TI-83 Plus is the best-selling graphing calculator in the U.S. and Canada. Here's a taste of why. (Special Advertising Section).	Branch, Al		1249
TI's professional development: teachers teaching with technology have long provided training to educators to use handhelds for instruction, with cumulative benefits. (The [T.sup.3] Program).	Branch, Al		1021
Top bad behavior. (new products).			61
Updated printing utility. (new products).			108