Articles from District Administration (June 1, 2004)

1-67 out of 67 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
101 Best Web Sites for District Leaders: ISTE.	Ezarik, Melissa		72
4x4 DVI Matrix Switch: Gefen.	Ezarik, Melissa		102
A job well done: an employee wellness program proves that fit bodies can produce healthy returns for a district.	Patton, Carol		1350
Aggressive behavior in question.			134
Ahead of the curve: this California district owes its tech success not to bells and whistles, but to old fashioned vision and conviction.	Millard, Elizabeth		2029
Are your students making gains like these?			89
AV Marketplace 2004: Information Today.	Ezarik, Melissa		58
Blackboard Content System: Blackboard Inc.			102
Browser-based library management slashes costs: Follett's destiny[TM]: centralized district library management cuts hardware needs by 97%, technical manpower by 87% Greenville.		Advertisement	694
By the numbers: a data bank on education trends for district leaders.	Dianis, Laura	Illustration	208
California gets more connections.			71
Cap on visas.			91
Community connections: smart school districts reach out to their communities to make turnarounds and improve learning.	Pascopella, Angela		3066
Connecticut's caregiver: this leader has turned the nebulous concept of "caring" into a tangible crusade.	Sturgeon, Julie		772
Denver re-invents teacher pay.	Fratt, Lisa		282
District backs down on gender discrimination.	Scarpa, Steven	Brief Article	297
Get ready for spim: instant messaging applications face new vulnerabilities.	Dyrli, Odvard Egil		653
Getting serious about science.			601
Hand in hand: together, Michigan administrators are learning to enhance leadership and decision-making by using handhelds.	Sausner, Rebecca		2270
High demand for foreign teachers meets short supply of visas.	Tierney, Margaret		430
High tech high payoff: this low income Missouri district has proven that technology can boost teachers' morale and retention--while improving student test scores.	Patton, Carol		1689
History textbooks rated: "serviceable to abysmal".	Ezarik, Melissa		236
How effective is AYP?	Pascopella, Angela		339
HV-5100XG Visual Presenter: Elmo Manufacturing Corp.	Ezarik, Melissa		103
Key Curriculum Press[R]--innovators in mathematics education.			80
Kids r writing 4 fun, but not well.	Silverman, Fran		487
Latinos left behind.			128
Lower your discipline referrals proven results.			68
Math education time capsule: Q&A with Jeremy Kilpatrick.	Kilpatrick, Jeremy	Interview	674
Math in high demand.			75
Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac: Microsoft.	Ezarik, Melissa		181
MVC 121: Extron Electronics.	Ezarik, Melissa		99
NEA Professional Library.			82
Need a larger or smaller projected image?			88
NetControl 1.0 Advanced Package: QuickLogix International.			113
New tech head honcho.			79
New York targets social promotion of third graders.	Sausner, Rebecca		488
Oasys Online: Oasys.			98
PB6200: BenQ.	Ezarik, Melissa		104
Peace corps curriculum.			94
PowerLite S1+: Epson.			176
Presentation systems buyer's guide: rely on this easy-to-use supplier guide for information on presentation systems products for education.		Advertisement	2054
Principals getting le$$.			104
Reaching potentials.	Harper, Dennis	Letter to the Editor	233
Rear Projection Smart Board 2000i: Smart Technologies.	Ezarik, Melissa		83
RFB&D's[R] learning through listening[TM].			111
Signs of improvement with SES.	Pascopella, Angela		283
Solid Ultra: Liesegang.	Ezarik, Melissa		79
Starboard T-15XL: Hitachi Software.	Ezarik, Melissa		100
Stellar schools? not so fast.	Pascopella, Angela		171
Study debunks a school-to-work myth.	Ezarik, Melissa		282
Take two on Orwell's 1984.	Ezarik, Melissa	Brief Article	133
Teacher's interactive whiteboard.			66
Teaching Commission offers old strategies.	Richter, Allan		290
The educational technology Canon: want to do a better job of integrating technology and curriculum? Reading these books will move you to the head of your class.	Stager, Gary S.		1172
The good the bad & the ugly: we asked. You answered. From a substance abuse transition program, to escalating health care costs to the trouble with "highly qualified teachers," your peers share the highs and lows of running a school district.		Cover Story	1640
The pros and cons of NCLB.	Ulmer, Denny P.	Letter to the Editor	608
The Wall Street Journal classroom edition.			75
TIP (Textbook Inventory Program).			78
TLP-S70U: Toshiba.			103
Update on no child after two years.	Pascopella, Angela		197
VT770: NEC Solutions.	Ezarik, Melissa		100
Welcome to our party.	D'Orio, Wayne		356
What a difference four months makes.	Pascopella, Angela		435
What I learned at camp: how a summer of nature hikes, PBJ sandwiches and skinned knees can help create a great teacher.	Stager, Gary		627
Win some, lose some.	Scarpa, Steven		396
WordPerfect Office 12: Corel.	Ezarik, Melissa		195