Articles from District Administration (April 1, 2006)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
2006 sizzles with learning tech.	Pascopella, Angela	Brief article	284
Adobe Production Studio: Adobe.	Patton, Carol		85
America can speak out.	Pascopella, Angela	Brief article	92
Anonymous reporting technology.	Fratt, Lisa	Brief article	252
Are your schools competitive? That may be the $790 million question this summer. A new federal grant program doesn't have application rules yet, but it does offer students a windfall if their districts qualify.	Dessoff, Alan		1850
Back from the brink: stuck on NCLB's Needs Improvement list? Here's a primer for Swift and effective school reform.	Schachter, Ron	Cover story	3299
BookDrive: Atiz Innovation, Inc.	Patton, Carol		100
Budget talk: a proposed $3.1 billion cut to the national education budget has educators, associations and politicians talking.	Pascopella, Angela		1015
Business acumen.	Ullman, Ellen		101
Calendar of events.			180
Dual-language immersion.	Esposito, Jennifer		612
Durability 15T: Seneca Data.	Patton, Carol		97
Education landscape.	Dianis, Laura		482
EPS Phonics PLUS: Educators Publishing Service.	Patton, Carol		99
Express Series: Triumph Learning.	Patton, Carol		99
First of its kind charter school.	Pascopella, Angela	Brief article	83
Flipping the Switch--Unleash the Power of Personal Accountability Using the QBQ!	Patton, Carol	Brief article	85
Florida joins performance-based pay.	Pascopella, Angela	Brief article	125
Geography puts districts on the map.	Ullman, Ellen	Brief article	304
Getting connected: how technology improves communication among teachers, staff and parents.	Renwick, Lucille		2263
Growth models under review.	Pascopella, Angela		308
HOBOware: iScienceProject.	Patton, Carol		94
How to get your bond passed: here's some expert advice to consider when a ballot initiative is on your district's horizon.	Vogel, Carl		1439
Innovative program gets students reading.	Ullman, Ellen	Brief article	316
Justice Visions JV-850-K camera: Alliance International.	Patton, Carol		100
Keeping time.	Silverman, Fran		667
Laptop studies.			651
Measuring value: education leaders ask: what are the results of using technology in the classroom?	Pascopella, Angela		710
Michigan attempts to mandate online learning.	Ullman, Ellen	Brief article	299
More on The World is Flat.	Boccuzzi, John S.	Letter to the editor	131
NEA partners with AFL-CIO.	Pascopella, Angela	Brief article	95
New reports, similar conclusions: NCLB needs work.	Pascopella, Angela		631
P.E.T., Learning Styles Solution: Learning Station.	Patton, Carol		103
Parents try to reclaim summer.	Fratt, Lisa	Brief article	246
Pinnacle Plus single-user gradebook: Excelsior.	Patton, Carol		98
Real-life budget decisions.	D'Orio, Wayne		600
Real-life civics lessons.	Ullman, Ellen	Brief article	86
Rigorous expectations: U.S. faces world competition and bolsters Advanced Placement in part to boost student success.	Pascopella, Angela		4402
Rochester's leader, take 2.	D'Orio, Wayne		705
Science Diagrams: Tool Factory, Inc.	Patton, Carol		100
SMART Board Software 9.5: SMART Technologies, Inc.	Patton, Carol		91
ST Math: MIND Institute.	Patton, Carol		98
Stop the curriculum, there's a chance to learn: the measurable learning outcomes of Coretta Scott King.	Stager, Gary		672
Summer school = success in sunshine state.	Pascopella, Angela	Brief article	158
Sunburst Learning Solutions: Sunburst Technology.	Patton, Carol		85
The Great Debate.	Groff, Patrick	Letter to the editor	411
The importance of early science education.	Ullman, Ellen		356
Total Traffic Control 6.0: Lightspeed Systems.	Patton, Carol		102
Tough Love for Schools: Essays on Competition, Accountability, and Excellence.	Patton, Carol		91
Treo 700w Smartphone: Today Palm, Inc.	Patton, Carol		108
Tutoring concerns lurk.	Pascopella, Angela	Brief article	203
Underfunded: educators speak out on latest federal budget cuts.	Sturgeon, Julie		1153
United States History and World Geography: Holt, Rinehart and Winston.	Patton, Carol		176
Web-tagging technologies: "social bookmarking" sites like del.icio.us and Technorati are going mainstream.	Dyrli, Odvard Egil		618