Articles from District Administration (May 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
705iR amplification system: LightSpeed Technologies, Inc.	Ezarik, Melissa		96
A (not so) hard bargain: contract negotiations have become a whole lot less contentious in many districts today, as the tenets of interest-based bargaining take hold.	Ezarik, Melissa		4868
ADM2000 Principalm: ACE Software.	Ezarik, Melissa		107
Adobe Acrobat 7.0 professional: Adobe.	Ezarik, Melissa		166
Ballard & Tighe.	Ezarik, Melissa		79
Being fair to NCLB.		Brief Article	113
Brighter days for First Amendment education?	Ezarik, Melissa		627
By the numbers on year 3 of NCLB: a data bank on education trends for district leaders.	Dianis, Laura		406
California reaches uneasy compromise.	Silverman, Fran		324
Change coming to No Child Left Behind.	Pascopella, Angela		544
Class Server 4.0: Microsoft Corp.	Ezarik, Melissa		203
Connecticut: we will sue over NCLB.			563
CourseWizard 5.2.: Waves in Motion.	Ezarik, Melissa		108
Defending my state: sure Connecticut has a large gap between white and black students. But Texas' gap shrunk mostly because its white students did worse on the latest NAEP tests.	D'Orio, Wayne	Editorial	584
Do clothes make the student?	Schachter, Ron		2066
Do these Web sites work? Sometimes they work, sometimes they don't. Learn what our online experts, Odvard Egil Dyrli and Gary Stager, say is right--and wrong--with these district Web sites.	Stager, Gary		1014
Does NCLB leave some children behind?	Fratt, Lisa	Brief Article	238
Educators, critics assess meaning of test boycotts.	Dessoff, Alan	Brief Article	217
Engaged students, involved families, and dramatically improved scores: LeapFrog SchoolHouse [TM] Literacy Center Intervention: Pinewood Elementary, Charlotte, North Carolina.		Advertisement	841
Faster, cheaper, better: distance education is no longer the next great phase of K-12 education. Acceptance is growing, technologies are improving and demand is rising.	Patton, Carol		2255
Financial scandals call for more training, scrutiny.	Silverman, Fran		311
Forecasting graduation via sixth grade traits.		Brief Article	130
From lost to found.	Millard, Elizabeth		627
Gary Stager on high-quality online education: how to make your online courses better than your traditional classes.	Stager, Gary		667
Getting wired: learn how this Cincinnati-based district dramatically altered the way it teaches students through a host of cutting-edge technologies.	Millard, Elizabeth		1337
Health education check-up.			720
Healthy directions: the 'new PE' tackles childhood obesity, stretches the mind and body and maximizes human and financial resources.	Fratt, Lisa		1057
Hi-Wire: GrandTec.	Ezarik, Melissa		77
iHEAT 8.03: FrontRange Solutions.	Ezarik, Melissa		86
IPL T PCS4 power control and current sensor: Extron Electronics.	Ezarik, Melissa		89
Is capitalism good for the poor? Foundation for Teaching Economics.	Ezarik, Melissa		79
iWork '05: Apple.	Ezarik, Melissa	Brief Article	158
Kentucky prohibits junk food in schools.		Brief Article	87
Keys to managing a statewide technology innovation program.	Montgomery, Bruce		1528
Laptop initiative creates equal educational opportunities.	Harthun-Reed, Amanda		1623
Largest downsizing in one year.	Sturgeon, Julie		377
Lessons to learn: U.S. vs. Singapore math.	Ezarik, Melissa		608
Looking at the freedom to learn program through different lenses.			386
M460 notebook series: Gateway.	Ezarik, Melissa		96
New report shows distance education is rare.		Brief Article	89
Odvard Egil Dyrli on web furling: this new service simplifies saving, searching and sharing online content.	Dyrli, Odvard Egil		696
Partnership drives 1-to-1 wireless learning in Michigan.			366
PowerPro PA-916: Califone International, Inc.	Ezarik, Melissa		92
Pro ink attachment: ViewPlus Technologies, Inc.	Ezarik, Melissa		88
Report: Principals need more guidance for success.	Scarpa, Steven		412
Rick Johnson: a speaker and doer for technology, teaching and learning.	Wilson, Leslie		618
Selling your schools: learn how good public relations can alleviate community fears, help support long-term projects, and boost local property values.	Pascopella, Angela	Cover Story	4041
Starting early to reach high goals.	Sausner, Rebecca		345
Students to scholars--byte by byte.	Draper-Bryant, Wynn		796
Studying emotional needs in wake of Minnesota tragedy.		Brief Article	160
The new SAT: students show off skills.	Rivard, Nicole		443
This nice guy finishes first: Monte Moses takes the big award at AASA and vows to keep improving his district.	D'Orio, Wayne	Editorial	465
TV and music are so last year.		Brief Article	65
Visibooks: Visibooks.	Ezarik, Melissa		81
Voice video interface units: Polycom, Inc.	Ezarik, Melissa		163