Articles from District Administration (November 1, 2003)

1-72 out of 72 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$40 fee for skipping class.		Brief Article	129
ACTIVprimary: Promethean.	Ezarik, Melissa		94
Analytics: Sagebrush.	Ezarik, Melissa		93
Are graduates ready for college?		Brief Article	135
Are script kiddies hacking your system? How to fight the onslaught of cyber attacks.	Shields, Chip		1541
Aspiring teachers admit to cheating.	Dessoff, Alan		346
Atlantic City bets on transparent backpacks and ID cards.		Brief Article	121
Avoiding special ed referral leaps.	Ezarik, Melissa	Brief Article	203
Beyond Anne Frank and Schindler's List.	Ezarik, Melissa		356
Bringing home the bacon, again and again.	Koch, James R.	Letter to the Editor	124
Bully prevention: tips and strategies for school leaders and classroom teachers: Pearson SkyLight.		Book Review	84
By the numbers: a data bank on education trends for district leaders.	Dianis, Laura	Illustration	265
Calendar of events.		Calendar	210
California District earns top urban prize.		Brief Article	175
California system gauges student learning.	Dessoff, Alan		399
CARE child and adolescent risk evaluation: a measure of the risk for violent behavior: Research Press.			100
Choice is good: in Milwaukee, school choice isn't about public vs. private. It's about success vs. failure.	Covino, Jennifer K.		2046
D.C. voucher issue sparks national debate.	Richter, Allan		398
Double duty, indeed.		Letter to the Editor	306
DriveSheild: Centurion Technology.	Ezarik, Melissa		96
Drop out: experts share key strategies for improving urban education and reducing dropout rates.	Pascopella, Angela		2805
eBook Studio.			87
Education as enforcement: the militarization and corporatization of schools: Routledge.	Ezarik, Melissa		92
Education Solutions: Polycom.	Ezarik, Melissa		142
Ethernet SmartCard: Philips Electronics.	Ezarik, Melissa		87
Fighting danger: a federal law to make schools safer finds districts setting the bar too high.	Covino, Jennifer K.		1701
Florida asked to stop tests.		Brief Article	121
High schools plug into online writing program: MY Access! boosts end-of-year scores.			734
Hot-button handling: social studies and hot-button issues go hand in hand. Here's how to prevent inevitable sparks from flaming out of control.	Silverman, Fran	Cover Story	2498
Inquiring minds: the UC Berkeley School of Education is helping K-12 school districts integrate Palm handhelds into an innovative Web-based science program.	Palmer, Gina Adams		2227
Join more than 10,000 schools nationwide.			91
Just say no?	D'Orio, Wayne		430
K-12 Masters of Education Degree Specializations: Jones International University.	Ezarik, Melissa		120
Latte tax rejected.		Brief Article	89
Lessons from worm week: new Internet attacks require constant vigilance.	Dyrli, Odvard Egil		630
Lights, camera ... oh, do you have a license?	Pascopella, Angela		453
Lonely star state.		Brief Article	134
Macromedia Studio MX 2004: Macromedia.	Ezarik, Melissa		177
Making marine science personal and portable: Florida elementary and high school students work together in aquatic-study projects. Their tools of choice? Palm handhelds with cameras and probes.	Schachter, Ronald		1480
Making paperwork fulfilling: student information systems may sound dull, but picking the right one and using it the right way can save time and improve teaching.	Sausner, Rebecca	Buyers Guide	1412
Mapping a curriculum.		Brief Article	245
Memory could link to attention span.	Scarpa, Steven		341
MGT school safety and security audit: MGT of America.			89
MicroWorlds EX: Logo Computer Systems.	Ezarik, Melissa		175
NEA Professional Library.			81
New Google tool = more math cheaters?	Ezarik, Melissa	Brief Article	238
New handhelds for fall: Zire 21, Tungsten E and Tungsten T3 offer affordability and power.	Palmer, Gina Adams		1963
Obesity grades in Arkansas.		Brief Article	100
PocketClassroom: eLearning Dynamics.	Ezarik, Melissa		101
Profiles in solutions: glimpse how easy it can be to print, do a presentation, read e-mail, connect to the Internet and perform assessments with your handheld.	Sausner, Rebecca	Directory	1479
Rallies speak for struggling schools.	Pascopella, Angela	Brief Article	254
Reading: it should be elementary.			701
Remember the academics: are paperwork and meetings consuming your day? How to make teaching and learning a priority.	Noguera, Pedro A.		696
Retrospect 5.1: Dantz Development.	Ezarik, Melissa		91
School of Dreams: Making the Grade at a Top American High School: Harcourt Trade Publishers.	Ezarik, Melissa		87
School security UP2: Data Management.			111
SD Express, SD Deploy, SD Remove, SD Assign.			106
Self-defense in Texas.		Brief Article	213
Sign of other cultures.	Scarpa, Steven	Brief Article	318
Slowing down speeders.		Brief Article	175
Strengthening the first line of defense: here's how administrators can combat threats to their networks.	Tyre, Terian		1186
Students ride the brain waves.	Ezarik, Melissa		317
Technology fireworks: digital video production has an unexpected effect on both teaching and learning for this technology-infused district.	Tyre, Terian		1319
The backup book: Independent Publishers Group.	Ezarik, Melissa		117
The case for basket weaving: teacher preparation is too important to be discarded.	Stager, Gary		704
The cost of care: districts are scrambling to contain skyrocketing health-care costs before they crush classroom budgets.	Ezarik, Melissa		2028
The highest calling: the trenches of education beckoned, even after retirement, for this school leader.	D'Orio, Amy		730
The Monroe Doctrine: an ABC Guide to What Great Bosses Do: PublicAffairs.	Ezarik, Melissa		88
U.S. not getting bang for its buck.		Brief Article	146
Urban schools losing out.		Brief Article	120
Web site will compare and contrast schools.	Pascopella, Angela	Brief Article	227
Winning big: how one tech person and his principal have led the handheld revolution in the country's sixth-largest school district.	Crane, Elizabeth	Cover Story	1776