The School Administrator 2002 subject and author index. (A-Z).About This Index The School Administrator is published monthly (except July). Articles in this index use the following system of indexing. Page numbers follow abbreviation abbreviation, in writing, arbitrary shortening of a word, usually by cutting off letters from the end, as in U.S. and Gen. (General). Contraction serves the same purpose but is understood strictly to be the shortening of a word by cutting out letters in the middle, of month. For example, NOV judgment notwithstanding the verdict (N.O.V.) n. reversal of a jury's verdict by the trial judge when the judge believes there was no factual basis for the verdict or it was contrary to law. The judge will then enter a different verdict as "a matter of law. 02:37 refers to the November 2002 issue, page 37. Nearly all articles are available on AASA's website (www. aasa.org). A AASA executive committee candidate sketches: AUG 02:45 Abstracts Bias against female so as: JUN JUN June JUN Junior 02:48 Breakfast impact: MAY 02:48 Career academies: MAR 02:48 Economic gaps: DEC 02:48 High-stakes testing A high-stakes test is an assessment which has important consequences for the test taker. If the examinee passes the test, then the examinee may receive significant benefits, such as a high school diploma or a license to practice law. : FEB 02:78 Latino parent aspirations aspirations npl → aspiraciones fpl (= ambition); ambición f aspirations npl (= hopes, ambition) → aspirations fpl : AUG 02:48 Parents on special education: SEP 1. SEP - Someone Else's Problem. 2. (tool) SEP - A SASD tool from IDE. 02:64 Reading comprehension Reading comprehension can be defined as the level of understanding of a passage or text. For normal reading rates (around 200-220 words per minute) an acceptable level of comprehension is above 75%. : OCT OCT ornithine carbamoyltransferase; oxytocin challenge test. OCT ornithine carbamoyl transferase, a liver specific enzyme. OCT Oxytocin stress test, see there 02:48 School size and outcomes: AUG 02:48 Serving homeschoolers: JAN 02:48 Smaller classes: APR APR See: Annual Percentage Rate 02:48 Teacher absenteeism ab·sen·tee·ism n. 1. Habitual failure to appear, especially for work or other regular duty. 2. The rate of occurrence of habitual absence from work or duty. : NOV 02:48 Accountability Mahoney, James (corporate executive) an finding joy in an age at accountability: MAY 02:40-41 Nevi Nevus (plural, nevi) The medical term for any anomaly of the skin that is present at birth, including moles and birthmarks. Mentioned in: Malignant Melanoma, Moles nevi plural form of nevus. , Charles (retired school administrator) on the abase of accountability: JUN 02:42 Ross, Randy (consultant) on why do the hokey-pokey: JUN 02:32-35 Adjunct adjunct (aj´ungkt), n a drug or other substance that serves a supplemental purpose in therapy. adjunct professors Adjunct experiences: Three views from the inside: Cashman, Sandra Cisneros Sandra Cisneros (born December 27, 1954 in Chicago) is an American author and poet best known for her novel The House on Mango Street. She is also the author of Caramelo, published by Knopf in 2002. (retired area superintendent) on the bridge between district and university: NOV 02:15 Rideout, David (superintendent) on learning together about leadership: NOV 02:16 Roberson, Stewart D. (superintendent) on unleashing the teacher in the superintendent: NOV 02:14-15 Beam, Kate (education writer) on the adjunct experience: Superintendents bring reality to graduate instruction: NOV 02:6-12 AASA study of adjunct professors: NOV 02:10 An all-adjunct university: NOV 02:8-9 Shakeshoft, Charol (professor) on the downside On the Downside is an EP by the San Diego, California band Counterfit, released by Alphabet Records in 2000. It was the band's first EP, recorded shortly after the members had relocated to San Diego from Fairfield County, Connecticut. of adjuncts ADJUNCTS, English law. Additional judges appointed to determine causes in the High Court of Delegates, when the former judges cannot decide in consequence of disagreement, or because one of the law judges of the court was not one of the majority. Shelf. on Lun. 310. : NOV 02:28-30 Reeves, Kimberley (education writer] on online adjuncts: NOV 02:32-37 Brown, Bill (superintendent) on life as a virtual adjunct: NOV 02:35 Online teaching opportunities: NOV 02:34 Tingley, Suzanne (superintendent) on nine reasons why) love my adjunct status: NOV 02:1 8-20 Vandal, Greg (superintendent) on team teaching: NOV 02:11 Watson, Robert L. (assistant professor) and Cynthia J. MacGregor (assistant professor) on becoming a successful adjunct: NOV 02:22-27 Lauding a teaching assignment: NOV 02:23 Otto Otto, Austrian archduke Otto: see Hapsburg, Otto von. , Douglas W. (superintendant) an my roles for thriving in the adjunct game: NOV 02:24 Alwin, Lance C. (superintendent) on the will and the way of data use: DEC 02:11 Amick, Phillis L (superintendent, Richmond, Ind.) [Profile]: DEC 02:51 Armocida, Tony (superintendent) on my senior mentors: SEP 02:56 B Bainbridge, William Bainbridge, William, 1774–1833, American naval officer, b. Princeton, N.J. An experienced sea captain, he joined (1798) the navy when war with France threatened. L (consultant) on why we must "decommit" to gobbledygook gob·ble·dy·gook also gob·ble·de·gook n. Unclear, wordy jargon. [Imitative of the gobbling of a turkey.] Noun 1. : APR 02:34 Baldrige in education: Mathews Jay (education writer) on eyes on the Baldrige prize. School districts in New York List of school districts in New York State, USA. The New York State Education Department (NYSED) divides the state into ten Joint Management Team (JMT) Regions.[1] Each JMT contains one or more BOCES and each BOCES supports several school districts. and Alaska honored: AUG 0:28-33 A hospital model for schools: AUG 02:32 Baldrige process: documenting deeds deed n. 1. Something that is carried out; an act or action. 2. A usually praiseworthy act; a feat or exploit. 3. Action or performance in general: Deeds, not words, matter most. in many words: AUG 02:30 Bedient Douglas (professor) and Jacqueline Scolari (former board member) on invigorating in·vig·or·ate tr.v. in·vig·or·at·ed, in·vig·or·at·ing, in·vig·or·ates To impart vigor, strength, or vitality to; animate: "A few whiffs of the raw, strong scent of phlox invigorated her" in-service sessions with gaming: SEP 02:52 Beem, Kate (education writer) on The adjunct experience: Superintendents bring reality to graduate instruction: NOV 02:6-12 AASA study of adjunct professors: NOV 02:10 An all-adjunct university: NOV 02:8-9 Tech support: Whether to use outside help: OCT 02:6-10 An index to assess your tech support: JUN 02:9 Testing superintendents: Missouri's exam for state certification: FEB 02:54-60 What's covered on the superintendent test: FEB 02:56 Begala, John (consultant) on it's education, stupid: JUN 02:36 Blackford, Linda (education writer) on secondary school reading: JAN 02:12-14 Blaney, Connie J. (public information officer) on bow a district responds to requests for public information: JUN 02:24-27 Open records for the military: JUN 02:27 Resources: JUN 02:26 Board relations Bryant, Anne (NSBA NSBA National School Boards Association NSBA National Small Business Association NSBA Nebraska State Bar Association NSBA National Snaffle Bit Association NSBA National Steel Bridge Alliance NSBA North Saskatoon Business Association (Canada) executive director) and Paul D. Houston (AASA executive director) on needing a team to raise student achievement: AUG 02:40 Cain, Bonny Bonny (bŏn`ē), town, SE Nigeria, in the Niger River delta, on the Bight of Biafra. In the 18th and 19th cent., Bonny was the center of a powerful trading state, and in the 19th cent. it became the leading site for slave exportation in W Africa. (superintendent) on orienting o·ri·ent n. 1. Orient The countries of Asia, especially of eastern Asia. 2. a. The luster characteristic of a pearl of high quality. b. A pearl having exceptional luster. 3. new board members quick)y: MAR 02:40 Dawson, Linda J. (consultant) on providing data to your board: DEC 02:8 DeMarco, Thomas (technology director) on going paperless at board meetings: SEP 02-55 Hewitt, Paul (superintendent) on rapid change? Daly the name on your office door: OCT 02:40 Lichte, Mark E. (superintendent) on why I need micromanaging board members: OCT 02:42 Newbrough, Arthur T. (superintendent) on low-budget board retreats: AUG 02:38 Book reviews ABC ABC in full American Broadcasting Co. Major U.S. television network. It began when the expanding national radio network NBC split into the separate Red and Blue networks in 1928. Complete Bank of School Marketing, The: MAR 02:49 Achieving World Class Schools: NOV 02:49 American Education in the 21st Century: FEB 02:80 Brain Education, and the Competitive Edge, The: DEC 02:49 Building Shared Responsibility for Student Learning: AUG 02:49 Charters Vouchers and Public Education: DEC 02:49 Color of School Reform, The: AUG 02:49 Connecting Leadership to the Brain: SEP 02:65 Contrarian's Guide to Leadership, The: SEP 02:65 Creating Successful School Systems: MAY 02:48 Designing the School Leader's Portfolio: FEB 02:80 Eight at the Top: A View Inside Public Education: NOV 02:49 Focused Leadership: OCT 02:49 Fusion Leadership: MAY 02:48 Healing Public Schools: NOV 02:49 High Student Achievement: FEB 02:80 How to Help Beginning Teachers Succeed: JAN 02:49 Improving Rural School Facilities: JUN 02:49 Integrating and Sustaining Habits of Mind: APR 02:49 Language of Leadership, The: SEP 02:65 Leading Teams: Setting the Stage for Great Performances: OCT 02:49 Learning Policy: DEC 02:49 Legal Rights, Local Wrongs: JUN 02:49 Making the Grade: APR 02:49 New Meaning of Educational Change, The: JUN 02:49 Primal pri·mal adj. 1. Being first in time; original. 2. Of first or central importance; primary. pri·mal  i·ty n. Leadership: OCT 02:49 Principal Peer Evaluation: MAY 02:48 Real-life Case Studies for School Administrators: JAN 02:49 Reallocating Resources: AUG 02:49 School Choice Wars, The: JAN 02:49 Succeeding with Standards: APR 02:49 "Why Fly That Way?". Linking Community and Academic Achievement: MAR 02:49 Writing for Professional Publication: MAR 02:49 Brown, Kathleen J. (director, reading clinic) on intervention practices that strengthen reading teachers: JAN 02:24-28 Resources: JAN 02:28 Bruno, Beth (school psychologist) on marriage to a superintendent: AUG 02:42 Bryant, Anne (NSBA executive director) and Paul D. Houston (AASA executive director) on needing a team to raise student achievement: AUG 02:40 C Cain, Bonny (superintendent) on orienting new board members quickly: MAR 02:40 Canada, Benjamin O. (former AASA president) on black leadership and vouchers: JUN 02:39 Carlile, Susan (central-office administrator) on middle schools' poised to make a difference: MAR 02:33 Career decisions Mathews, Jay (education writer) on insider vs. outsider Outsider often refers to one identified as on the periphery of social norms, one living or working apart from mainstream society, or one observing a group from the outside, as used in:
n. 1. The act of superintending; superintendence. : JUN 02:16-26 Floyd, Darrell G. (superintendent) on looking for Looking for In the context of general equities, this describing a buy interest in which a dealer is asked to offer stock, often involving a capital commitment. Antithesis of in touch with. powder kegs powder keg n. 1. A small cask for holding gunpowder or other explosives. 2. A potentially explosive situation or thing. powder keg Noun 1. before signing on: MAY 02:18 Ilg, Timothy (assistant professor) on the outgoing superintendent's role in finding a successor MAY 02:20-21 Rohn, Charles A. (professor) on what impresses boards in a superintendent search: MAY 02:22 Neely, Robert O. (assistant professor), William Berube (associate dean) and Jerry Wilson (superintendent) on a systematic transition to anew a·new adv. 1. Once more; again. 2. In a new and different way, form, or manner. [Middle English : a, of (from Old English of; see of) + new superintendency: 0002:28-30 Developing the entry plan: OCT 02:30 Steinberg, Roth (education writer) on tailored fit or misfit mis·fit n. 1. Something of the wrong size or shape for its purpose. 2. One who is unable to adjust to one's environment or circumstances or is considered to be disturbingly different from others. of new job: MAY 02:6-14 Friedman, Ronald L (superintendent) on sizing up a superintendency: MAY 02:8-9 Harrison, Pamela (associate professor) onto get this job, you need to know someone: MAY 02:12 Natkin, Jerry (research scientist) and Bruce Cooper (professor) Lance Fusarelli James Alborano, Arthur Padilla and Sujit Ghosh on the myth of the revolving-door superintendency: MAY 02:28-31 Resources: MAY 02:31 Cash, Elaine C. (superintendent Riverdale, Calif.) on when a rookie rookie a novice; often an athlete playing his first season as a member of a professional sports team. [Sports: Misc.] See : Inexperience follows in a mentor's footsteps: OCT 02:12-14 Cashman, Sandra Cisneros (retired area superintendent) on the bridge between district and university: NOV 02:15 Charter districts: Lockwood, Anne Turabaugh (AASA issues analysis director) on charter districts: JUN 02:12-15 Additional reading: JUN 02:17 A roster of charter districts: JUN 02:16 Bryans, Mike (superintendent) onto charter status and back: JUN 02:14-15 Chavretta, Maureen (superintendent, Central Falls Central Falls, city (1990 pop. 17,637), Providence co., N R.I., on the Blackstone River NW of Pawtucket; inc. 1895. It is a small industrial center, now in decline. , R.I)[Profile]: AUG 02:51 Chopra, Deepak (consultant) on the soul of leadership: SEP 02:10-12 Clark, Linda (director of instruction) anon a·non adv. 1. At another time; later. 2. In a short time; soon. 3. Archaic At once; forthwith. Idiom: ever/now and anon Idaho district's use of computerized computerized adapted for analysis, storage and retrieval on a computer. computerized axial tomography see computed tomography. testing: APR 02:24-27 Teaching the teacher to test: APR 02:27 Clement Clement, in the Bible Clement, in Philippians, one of Paul's coworkers. He is traditionally identified with St. Clement of Rome, the likely author of a letter written from there to the Corinthian church in c.A.D. 96. , Nicholas I Nicholas I, king of Montenegro Nicholas I, 1841–1921, prince (1860–1910) and king (1910–18) of Montenegro, successor of his uncle, Danilo II. . (superintendent) on strengthening school culture using a customer service audit: MAY 02:39 Collective bargaining collective bargaining, in labor relations, procedure whereby an employer or employers agree to discuss the conditions of work by bargaining with representatives of the employees, usually a labor union. Prasise, Roger (superintendent) and Lynn Himes (attorney) on the collective bargaining tightrope: JUN 02:18-22 Colvin, Richard Lee Richard Lee may refer to:
Communication Bainbridge William L (consultant) an why we must "decommit" to gobbledygook: APR 02:34-35 Nolan, Anita L. (parent) on a parent's wishes en responding to threats: JAN 02:42 Community relations 1. The relationship between military and civilian communities. 2. Those public affairs programs that address issues of interest to the general public, business, academia, veterans, Service organizations, military-related associations, and other non-news media entities. Armacida, Tony (superintendent) on my senior mentors: SEP 02:56 Gratto, John R. (superintendent) on getting satisfied citizens to pass your budget: DEC 02:37 Kosar, John E. (consultant) on cultivating dialogue before building: OCT 02:28-30 Peck peck: see English units of measurement. , Curol G. (superintendent) on homegrown home·grown adj. 1. Raised or grown at home. 2. Originating in or characteristic of a locality: "Rock is homegrown music in the United States, evolved from blues and country and Tin Pan Alley" scholarships: JUN 02:34 Crews, Jack (assistant superintendent Assistant Superintendent, or Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP), was a rank used by police forces in the British Empire. It was usually the lowest rank that could be held by a European officer, most of whom joined the police at this rank. ) on recruiting teachers to rural communities: MAY 02:38 Curry, Daniel D. (superintendent) on my entree into electronic learning: SEP 02:58-59 D Data-driven decision making LaFee, Scott (education writer) on data-driven districts: DEC 02:6-15 Additional resources: DEC 02:10 Alwin, Lance C. (superintendent) on the will and the way of data use: DEC 02:11 Dawson Linda J. (consultant) on providing data to your board: DEC 02:8 Lingo of data-driven decisions: DEC 02:10 Yeagley, Raymond (superintendent) on a forum for becoming data savvy: DEC 02:13 Monson, Robert J. (professor) on using data to think differently: DEC 02:24-28 Additional resources: DEC 02:27 Sanborn, Jane (consultant) on using data to enhance professional development: DEC 02:16-19 FAQs: Starting targets and first steps: DEC 0218 Resources: DEC 02:19 Wolf, Dennie Palmer (researcher) on the failure of accountability systems: DEC 02:20-23 Decision making DeMarcn, Thomas (technology director) on going paperless at board meetings: SEP 02:55 Dietz, Michael J. (principal) on middle schools' attention to young adolescents: MAR 02:31-33 Doyle, Denis Denis, king of Portugal: see Diniz. P. (consultant) on knowledge-based decision making: DEC 02:30-34 Doyle Denis P. (consultant) on knowledge-based decision making: DEC 02:30-34 Dress codes Waggoner, Charles (superintendent) on blue denim blues: FE8 02:66 E Ecker, Marc (superintendent) on middle school responses to early adolescents: MAR 02:30-31 Electronic learning Curry, Daniel D. (superintendent) on my entree into electronic learning: SEP 02:58-59 Kelehear, Zuch (associate professor) on e-mail over running school life: NOV 02:39 Espeland, Daniel (superintendent) on reading the morale thermometer thermometer, instrument for measuring temperature. Galileo and Sanctorius devised thermometers consisting essentially of a bulb with a tubular projection, the open end of which was immersed in a liquid. : APR 02:36 F Farson, Richard (consultant) on decisions, dilemmas and dangers: FEB 02:6-13 Federal legislation AASA's resources for ESEA ESEA Elementary and Secondary Education Act ESEA E-Sports Entertainment Association ESEA Eurocopter South East Asia : AUG 02:22 ESEA falls short of district needs: FEB 02:76 NCLB's bad influence on IDEA: NOV 02:47 Rural districts finally REAP federal favor: SEP 02:63 Special education reform: A study in contrasts: JUN 02:47 Whiz-bang technology adds to your impact: APR 02:46 Fite, Tom (superintendent, Covington, Tenn.) [Profile]: NOV 02:51 Finance Gratto, John R. (superintendent) on getting satisfied citizens to pass your budget: DEC 02:37 Hammond, Jane (superintendent) on tying a tax levy to promised student gains: APR 02:28 Joynt, Thomas M. (professor) on cost cutting through onion layers: DEC 02:38 Floyd Darrell G. (superintendent) on looking for powder kegs before signing on: MAY 02:18 Friedman, Ronald L (superintendent) an sizing up a superintendency: MAY 02:8-9 Fullan, Michael (professor) on moral purpose writ large: SEP 02:14-16 G Garton, Elaine (superintendent, Liberty Center, Iowa) on her first year as superintendent: OCT 02:17-20 Geiger, Philip E. (former superintendent) on superintendents becoming generals: FEB 02:70 Goens, George A. (former superintendent) on the courage to risk forgiveness Forgiveness Angelica, Suor is forgiven by the Virgin Mary for ill-considered suicide. [Ital. Opera: Puccini, Suor Angelica, Westerman, 364] Bishop of Digne : FEB 02:32-34 Grade-span configurations Howley, Craig B. (researcher) on grade-span configurations' impact on student achievement: MAR 02:24-29 Additional resources: MAR 02:29 Research on K-8: Limited and inconclusive INCONCLUSIVE. What does not put an end to a thing. Inconclusive presumptions are those which may be overcome by opposing proof; for example, the law presumes that he who possesses personal property is the owner of it, but evidence is allowed to contradict this presumption, and show who is : MAR 02:9 Middle schools still matter: Three perspectives Carlile, Susan (control-office administrator) on middle schools' poised to make a difference: MAR 02:33 Dietz, Michael J. (principal) on middle schools' attention to young adolescents: MAR 02:31-33 Ecker, Marc (superintendent) on middle school responses to early adolescents: MAR 02:30-31 Pardini, Priscilla (education writer) on revival of the K-B school: MAR 02:6-12 Additional resources: MAR 02:10 Reents, Jennifer Newton (education writer) on isolating 9th graders: MAR 02:14-19 Resources: MAR 02:19 Districts isolate other grade levels too: MAR 02:16-17 Walsh, Margaret May Margaret Ann May (born 30 June 1950), Australian politician, has been a Liberal Party of Australia member of the Australian House of Representatives since October 1998, representing the Division of McPherson, Queensland. (principal) on delivering the promise to 9th graders: MAR 02:20-22 Gratto, John R. (superintendent) on getting satisfied citizens to pass your budget: DEC 02:37 Graves, Joseph (superintendent) on a corny corn·y adj. corn·i·er, corn·i·est Trite, dated, melodramatic, or mawkishly sentimental. [From corn1. mascot MASCOT - Modular Approach to Software Construction Operation and Test: a method for software design aimed at real-time embedded systems from the Royal Signals and Research Establishment, UK. controversy: APR 02:38 Gross, Gwen (superintendent) on unexpected poignancy in the Sept. 11 aftermath: FEB 02:48 H Hammond, Jane (superintendent) on tying a tax levy to promised student gains: APR 02:28 Harrington-Lueker, Donna (education writer) on Reading reform: JAN 02:6-11 Additional resources: JAN 02:10 The federal view of reading instruction: JAN 02:8 Superintendent rookies: Overview of first-year superintendents' trials and triumphs: OCT 02:6-7 Harrison, Pamela (associate professor) on to get this job, you need to know someone: MAY 02:12 Hewitt, Paul (superintendent) on rapid change? Only the name on your office door [Guest Column]: OCT 02:40-41 Hill, Bill (AASA president, 2002) Bringing a focus to the next generation: OCT 02:44 The future is in good hands: AUG 02:44 No family left behind: NOV 02:44 Our partnership with parents: SEP 02:60 Hooper hoop·er n. A maker or repairer of barrels and tubs; a cooper. , Dun W. (AASA president, 2001-2002) Configurations alone don't breed success: MAR 02:44 Improving instruction as a team: APR 02:42 Reading success whereon where·on adv. Archaic On which or what: "the ground whereon she trod" John Milton. child slips by: JAN 02:44 Thank you for a year of privilege: JUN 02:44 The heart of leadership: Tough decisions: FEB 02:72 What will be said of your career?: MAY 02:44 Houston, Paul D. (AASA executive director) A novel notion: Best teachers at poorest schools: APR 02:44 Elevating dreams to reality: MAY 02:46 From tragedy emerge positive lessons for leaders: MAR 02:46 Going where the water is: SEP 02:62 It takes a team to raise student achievement with co-author co·au·thor or co-au·thor n. A collaborating or joint author. tr.v. co·au·thored, co·au·thor·ing, co·au·thors To be a collaborating or joint author of: "He and a colleague . . . Anne Bryant: AUG 02:40 Leading by numbers: NOV 02:46 Lessons from the Amazon: FEB 02:74 Literacy leadership: From lynch mob mob Australian vernacular for a group of sheep which stay together for an extended period. Also a name for a group of kangaroos. to parade: JAN 02:46 Running schools like business: OCT 02:46 The act not the gift that matters: DEC 02:47 The evil I: JUN 02-46 The mythology mythology [Greek,=the telling of stories], the entire body of myths in a given tradition, and the study of myths. Students of anthropology, folklore, and religion study myths in different ways, distinguishing them from various other forms of popular, often orally of school reform: AUG 02:46 Why spirituality, why now?: SEP 02:6-8 Hawley, Craig B. (researcher) on grade-span configurations' impact on student achievement: MAR 02:24-29 Additional resources: MAR 02:29 Hoyle, John R. (professor) on the highest form of leadership: SEP 02:18-21 A self-assessment for spiritual leadership: SEP 02:20 Additional readings: SEP 02:21 Humor humor, according to ancient theory, any of four bodily fluids that determined man's health and temperament. Hippocrates postulated that an imbalance among the humors (blood, phlegm, black bile, and yellow bile) resulted in pain and disease, and that good health was in school administration: [Leadership Lite]: JAN 02:52; FEB 02:84; MAR 02:52; APR 02:52; MAY 02:52; JUN 02:52; AUG 02:52; SEP 02:68; 0CT 02:52; NOV 02:52; DEC 02:52 I Ilg, Timothy (assistant professor) on the outgoing superintendent's role in finding a successor: MAY 02:20-21 Ingersoll, Richard M. (associate professor) on holes in the teacher supply bucket [Guest Column]: MAR 02:42-43 J Jerald, Craig (senior policy analyst) and Koti Haycock (executive director) on closing the achievement gap: AUG 02:16-22 AASA's resources on ESEA: AUG 02:20 A search tool for gap donors: AUG 02:18 Johnson William H (superintendent, Rockville Centre Rockville Centre, residential village (1990 pop. 24,727), Nassau co., SE N.Y., on SW Long Island; inc. 1893. Molloy College is there. A state park is adjacent to the village. , N.Y..) [Profile]: JAN 02:51 Jones, Michael H. (superintendent, Spokane, Wash.) on a year as a rookie superintendent: OCT 02:14-17 Joynt, Thomas M. (professor) on cost cutting through anion anion (ăn`ī'ən), atom or group of atoms carrying a negative charge. The charge results because there are more electrons than protons in the anion. layers: DEC 02:38 K Kane, Ruth (superintendent, Hitchcock, Texas Hitchcock is a city in Galveston County, Texas, United States. The population was 6,386 at the 2000 census. History Hitchcock was created as a station of the railroad between Galveston and Houston in 1873 and around the turn of the 20th century became a vegetable )[Profile]: FEB 02:83 Kelehear, Zach (associate professor) no e-mail overrunning school life: NOV 02:39 Kessler, Rachael (consultant) on nurturing deep connections: SEP 02:22-26 Additional readings: SEP 02:26 Kidder, Rushworth M. (consultant) and Patricia L. Born (consultant) on moral courage in a world of dilemmas: FEB 02:14-20 Common dilemmas: FEB 02:18 Resources: FEB 02:16 Kimball, Chip (assistant superintendent) and Tom Cone (superintendent) on performance assessment in real time for data-driven instruction: APR 02:14-19 Kinley, John F. (superintendent, Jewell, Iowa) on a superintendent with a principal advantage: OCT 02:24-27 A smooth drive depends on your entry: OCT 02:25 Kirkegoard, Don (superintendent, Britton, S.D.) [Profile]: APR 02:51 Klink, Kathleen (superintendent) on freeing the student press: APR 02:49 Korle, Spencer (superintendent, Milwaukee, Wis adv. 1. Certainly; really; indeed. v. t. 1. To think; to suppose; to imagine; - used chiefly in the first person sing. present tense, I wis. See the Note under Ywis. .)[Profile]: JUN 02:51 Kosar, John E. (consultant) on cultivating dialogue before building: OCT 02:28- 30 Kotter, John on leadership, management and change: An interview: FEB 02:36-40 Resources: FEB 02:40 L LaFee, Scott (education writer) on data-driven districts: DEC 02:6-15 Additional resources: DEC 02:10 Lingo of data-driven decisions: DEC 02:10 Lawrence, John Lawrence, John (Laird Mair) later Baron Lawrence (of the Punjab and of Grately) (born March 4, 1811, Richmond, Yorkshire, Eng.—died June 27, 1879, London) British viceroy and governor-general of India (1864–69). R. (AASA president, 2002-2003) The challenges of a new presidency: DEC 02:42 Leadership Bencivenga, Jim (editor) Q&A with John Kotter John Paul Kotter is a professor at the Harvard Business School, who is widely regarded as the world's foremost authority on leadership and change. His has been the premier voice on how the best organizations actually "do" change. (professor) on leadership, management and change: FEB 02:36-40 Katter's eight-step process: FEB 02:39 Resources: 49(2)40 Bolman, Lee G. (professor) and Terrence E. Deal (professor) on leading with soul and spirit: FEB 02:21-26 In search of spirit and soul at Lawndale: FEB 02:23 Farson, Richard (consultant) an decisions, dilemmas and dangers: FEB 02:6-13 Goens, George A. (former superintendent) on the courage to risk forgiveness: FEB 02:32-34 Kelleher, Paul (professor) on care values of the superintendency: FEB 02:28-31 Kidder, Rushworth M. (consultant) and Patricia L Born (consultant) on moral courage in a world of dilemmas: FEB 02:14-20 Common dilemmas: FEB 02:18 Resources: FEB 02:16 Lubinsky, Leonard (consultant) on coaching oar game: MAY 02:42 Mathews, Gary S. (superintendent) on learning to abandon what doesn't work: NOV 02:40-41 Peterson, Sandra S. (administrator) on the importance of celebrating successes: JAN 02:43 Leadership and spiritualilty Chopra, Deepak (consultant) on the soul of leadership: SEP 02:10-12 Fullan, Michael (professor) on mural mural Painting applied to and made integral with the surface of a wall or ceiling. Its roots can be found in the universal desire that led prehistoric peoples to create cave paintings—the desire to decorate their surroundings and express their ideas and beliefs. purpose writ large: SEP 02:14-16 Houston, Paul D. (AASA executive director) on why spirituality, why now?: SEP 02:6-8 Hoyle, John R. (professor) on the highest form of leadership: SEP 02:18-21 A self-assessment for spiritual leadership: SEP 02:20 Additional readings: SEP 02:21 Kessler, Rachael (consultant) on nurturing deep connections: SEP 02:22-26 Additional readings: SEP 02:26 Soder, Roger (university administrator) on a way to engage, not escape: SEP 02:29-31 Additional readings: SEP 02:30 Sokolow, Stephen L. (superintendent) on enlightened leadership: SEP 02:32-36 Additional readings: SEP 02:36 Solomon, Jeffrey (researcher) and Jeremy Hunter (researcher) on a psychological view of spirituality and leadership: SEP 02:38-41 Additional readings: SEP 02:41 Stokley, Frederick J. (superintendent) on what it means to he a spiritual leader: SEP 02:48-50 Additional readings: SEP 02:50 Wheatley, Margaret J. (consultant) an spirituality in turbulent times: SEP 02:42-46 Lease, Anthony J. (associate provost) on new administrators need more than good grades: JUN 02:40-41 Leedom, Kathryn (superintendent, Willmar, Minn.)[Profile]: OCT 02:51 Legal issues Norton-Powers, Jennifer (principal) on dealing with e-mail under the sunshine law: FEB 02:62 Lichte, Mark E. (superintendent) on why I need micromanaging board members: OCT 02:42 Lockwood, Anne Turnbaugh (AASA issues analysis director) on all-charter school districts: JUN 02:12-17 A roster of charter districts: JUN 02:16 Additional reading: JUN 02:17 Bryans, Mike (superintendent) to charter status and back: JUN 02:14-15 Lubinsky, Leonard (consultant) on coaching our game: MAY 02:42 Lynch, Jim (senior research manager) on accepting daunted daunt tr.v. daunt·ed, daunt·ing, daunts To abate the courage of; discourage. See Synonyms at dismay. [Middle English daunten, from Old French danter, from Latin computer equipment: DEC 02:36 M Mahoney, James (corporate executive) on finding joy in an age of accountability: MAY 02:40-41 Marlow, Michael (economist) the efficient mix of staffing resources: AUG 02:34-36 Marshall, Marshall (superintendent, Pulaski, N.Y.) on the insider's advantage as a rookie superintendent: OCT 02:8-10 Mascots Here is a list of several known mascots: College mascots
Graves, Joseph (superintendent) on a corny mascot controversy: APR 02:38 Mathews, Gary S. (superintendent) on learning to abandon what doesn't work: NOV 02:40-41 Mathews, Jay (education writer) on Eyes on the Baldrige prize: School districts in New York and Alaska honored: AUG 02:28-33 A hospital model for schools: AUG 02:32 Baldrige process: documenting deeds in many words: AUG 02:30 Insider vs. outsider candidates for the superintendency: JUN 02:16-26 Senior citizen superintendents: OCT 02:32-37 Time-tested counsel for rookies: OCT 02:34 McCartney, Cindy (consultant) on create your own headline and make your own message: JUN 02:35 McGlynn, Ann (education writer) on districts that school year-round: MAR 02:34-38 A sample calendar: MAR 02:37 Resources: MAR 02:38 Three types of tracks: MAR 02:36 Middle schools still matter: Three perspectives Carlile, Susan (central-office administrator) on middle schools' poised to make a difference: MAR 02:33 Dietz, Michael J. (principal) on middle school attention to young adolescents: MAR 02:31-33 Ecker, Marc (superintendent) on middle school' responses to early adolescents: MAR 02:30-31 Miller, Kirk (superintendent, Havre, Mont.)[Profile]: MAR 02:51 Miller, Jerry (central-office administrator) on adopting a districtwide reading program: JAN 02:16-19 Monson, Robert J. (professor) on using data to think differently: DEC 02:24-28 Additional resources: DEC 02:27 Morgan Betty Molina (superintendent, Hagerstown, Md.) on a rookie superintendent's staying power: OCT 02:21-22 N Natkin, Jerry (research scientist) and Bruce Cooper (professor), Lance Fusarelli James Alborano, Arthur Padilla and Sujit Ghosh on the myth of the revolving-door superintendency: MAY 02:28-31 Resources: MAY 02:31 Neely, Robert O. (assistant professor), William Berube (associate dean) and Jerry Wilson (superintendent) on a systematic transition to a new superintendency: OCT 02:28-30 Developing the entry plan: OCT 02:30 Nevi, Charles (retired school administrator) on the abuse of accountability: JUN 02:42 Newbrough, Arthur T. (superintendent) on low-budget board retreats: AUG 02:38 Nolan Anita L (parent) on a parent's wishes on responding to threats: JAN 02:42 Norton-Powers, Jennifer (principal) on dealing with e-mail under the sunshine law: FEB 02:62+ O Olson, Allan (consultant) on technology solutions for testing: APR 02:20-23 Types of tests: APR 02:22 Open records Blaney, Connie J. (public information officer) on how a district responds to requests for public information: JUN 02:24-27 Open records far the military: JUN 02:27 Resources: JUN 02:26 Norton-Powers, Jennifer (principal) on dealing with e-mail under sunshine law: FEB 02:62-63 Owens, Michael Leo Leo, in astronomy Leo [Lat.,=the lion], northern constellation lying S of Ursa Major and on the ecliptic (apparent path of the sun through the heavens) between Cancer and Virgo; it is one of the constellations of the zodiac. (professor) on why blacks support vouchers: JUN 02:38 P Pappalardo, William J. (architect) an proofing schools against vandalism The intentional and malicious destruction of or damage to the property of another. The intentional destruction of property is popularly referred to as vandalism. It includes behavior such as breaking windows, slashing tires, spray painting a wall with graffiti, and : JUN 02:32 Pardini, Priscilla (education writer) on revival of the K-8 school: MAR 02:6-12 Additional resources: MAR 02:10 Peck, Carol G. (superintendent) on homegrown scholarships: JUN 02:34 Personnel management Crews, Jack (assistant superintendent) on recruiting teachers to rural communities: MAY 02:38 Ingersoll, Richard M. (associate professor) on holes in the teacher supply bucket: MAR 02:42-43 Prince, Cynthia D. (AASA issues analysis director) on attracting exemplary teachers to neediest schools: AUG 02:6-14 Financial incentives for staffing hard places: AUG 02:8-9 Further reading: AUG 02:14 Quinn, Terrence K. (associate professor) on an administrator's forced transfer from affluence to poverty: AUG 02:10-11 Sheehey, Daniel (consultant) on structuring an effective early-buyout incentive: OCT 02:38 Peterson, Sandra S. (administrator) on the importance of celebrating successes: JAN 02:43 Pettersen, R. Lawrence (principal) on managing the successful start of a new school: MAY 02:36 Prince, Cynthia D. (AASA issues policy director) on attracting exemplary teachers to neediest schools: AUG 02:6-14 Financial incentives for staffing hard places: AUG 02:8-9 Further reading: AUG 02:14 Professional development Bedient, Douglas (professor) and Jacqueline Scolari (former board member) on invigorating in-service sessions with gaming: SEP 02:52 Sanborn, Jane (consultant) on using data to enhance professional development: DEC 02:16-19 FAQs: Starting targets and first steps: DEC 02:18 Resources: DEC 02:19 Prosise, Roger (superintendent) and Lynn Himes (attorney) on the collective bargaining tightrope: JUN 02:18-22 Public relations public relations, activities and policies used to create public interest in a person, idea, product, institution, or business establishment. By its nature, public relations is devoted to serving particular interests by presenting them to the public in the most Clement, Nicholas I. (assistant superintendent) on strengthening school culture using a customer service audit: MAY 02:39 McCartney, Cindy (consultant) on create your own headline and make your own message: JUN 02:35 Q Quinn, Terrence K. (associate professor) on an administrator's forced transfer from affluence to poverty: AUG 02:10-11 R Reading Blackford, Linda (education writer) on secondary school reading: JAN 02:12-14 Brown, Kathleen J. (director, reading clinic) on intervention practices that strengthen reading teachers: JAN 02:24-28 Resources: JAN 02:28 Harrington-Lueker, Donna (education writer) on rending rend v. rent or rend·ed, rend·ing, rends v.tr. 1. To tear or split apart or into pieces violently. See Synonyms at tear1. 2. reform: JAN 02:6-11 Additional resources: JAN 02:10 The federal view of reading instruction: JAN 02:8 Miller, Jerry (central-office administrator) on adopting a districtwide reading program: JAN 02:16-19 Rosier ros·y adj. ros·i·er, ros·i·est 1. a. Having the characteristic pink or red color of a rose. b. Flushed with a healthy glow: rosy cheeks. 2. , Paul W. (superintendent) on a district goal of 90 percent reading: JAN 02:20-23 Seven attributes of effective reading programs: JAN 02:22 Shakeshaft, Charol (professor), Dale Mann (consultant), Jonathan Becker (researcher) and Kara Kara (kär`ə), river, c.140 mi (230 km) long, NE European and NW Siberian Russia. It flows N from the N Urals into the Kara Sea, forming part of the traditional border between European and Asian Russia. It is navigable in its lower course. Sweeney (project director) on choosing the right software fur reading instruction: JAN 02:34-37 Additional resources: JAN 02:36 Willows, Dale (professor) on the balanced literacy diet: JAN 02:30-33 Reents, Jennifer Newton (education writer) on isolating 9th graders: MAR 02:14-19 Resources: MAR 02:19 Districts isolate other grade levels too: MAR 02:16-17 Reeves, Kimberley (education writer) on online adjuncts: NOV 02:32-37 Online teaching opportunities: NOV 02:34 Rideout, David (superintendent) on leerning together about leadership: NOV 02:16 Roberson, Stewart D. (superintendent) on unleashing the teacher in the superintendent: NOV 02:14-15 Rohn, Charles A. (professor) on what impresses boards in a superintendent search: MAY 02:22 Rosier, Paul W. (superintendent) on a district goal of 90 percent reading: JAN 02:20-23 Seven attributes of effective reading programs: JAN 02:22 Ross Randy (consultant) on why do the hokey-pokey: JUN 02:32-35 Rural issues Conk, Mary (AASA legislative specialist) on rural districts finally reap federal favor: SEP 02:63 Crews, Jack (assistant superintendent) on recruiting teachers to rural communities: MAY 02:38 Russo, Alexander (education writer) on mixing technology and testing: APR 02:6-12 Electronic scoring of essays: APR 02:9 Resources: APR 02:10 S Sanborn, Jane (consultant) on using data to enhance professional development: DEC 02:16-19 FAQs: Starting targets and first steps: DEC 02:18 Resources: DEC 02:19 School business Ullman, Nona (consultant) on procurement The fancy word for "purchasing." The procurement department within an organization manages all the major purchases. tips when buying from web firms: JAN 02:38 School choice Zitterkopf, Randall A. (superintendent) on a modest proposal for family choice: NOV 02:42 School facilities Kosar, John E. (consultant) on cultivating dialogue before building: OCT 02:28-30 Petersen, R. Lawrence (retired principal) on managing the successful start of a new school: MAY 02:36 School safety Peppalardo, William J. (architect) on proofing schools against vandalism: JUN 02:32 September 11 tragedy Colvin, Richard Lee (education writer) on the effects of 9/11: FEB 02:42-49 When was this written: 1941 or 2001?: FEB 02:45 Gross, Gwen (superintendent) on unexpected poignancy in the Sept. 11 aftermath: FEB 02:48 Smith, Lew (associate professor) on the purpose of public schools in the aftermath of 9/11: FEB 02:50-53 Shakeshaft, Charol (professor) on the downside of adjuncts: NOV 02:28-30 Shakeshaft, Charol (professor), Dale Mann (consultant), Jonathan Becker (researcher) end Kara Sweeney (project director) on choosing the right software for reading instruction: JAN 02:34-37 Additional resources: JAN 02:36 Sharp, William Sharp, William, pseud. Fiona Macleod (fē`nə məkloud`, fēō`nə), 1855–1905, Scottish poet and man of letters. L. (professor), Bobby G Bobby G (also known as Bobby Gee) (born Robert Alan Gubby, on 23 August 1953, Epsom, Surrey, England) is a singer with the British pop group Bucks Fizz. Career Gee was one of the four original members of Bucks Fizz when it was formed in 1981 to compete in the Eurovision . Malone (professor) and James K. Walter (associate professor) on whets right about the superintendency: DEC 02:40 Sheehy, Daniel (consultant) on structuring an effective early-boy out incentive: OCT 02:38 Smith Lew (associate professor) on the purpose of public schools in the aftermath of 9/11: FEB 02:50-53 Soder, Roger (university administrator) on a way to engage, not escape: SEP 02:29-31 Additional readings: SEP 02:30 Sokolow, Stephen L. (superintendent) on enlightened leadership: SEP 02:32-36 Additional readings: SEP 02:36 Solomon, Jeffrey (researcher) and Jeremy Hunter (researcher) on a psychological view of spirituality and leadership: SEP 02:38-41 Additional readings: SEP 02:41 Steinberg, Ruth (education writer) on tailored fit or misfit of new job: MAY 02:6-14 Stokley, Frederick J. (superintendent) on what it means to be a spiritual leader: SEP 02:48-50 Additional readings: SEP 02:50 Student achievement Bryant, Anne (NSBA executive director) and Paul D. Houston (AASA executive director) on needing a teem teem 1 v. teemed, teem·ing, teems v.intr. 1. To be full of things; abound or swarm: A drop of water teems with microorganisms. 2. to raise student achievement: AUG 02:40 Jerald, Craig (senior policy analyst) and Kati Haycock (executive director) on closing the achievement gap: AUG 02:16-22 AASA's resources on ESEA: AUG 02:22 A search tool for gap closers: AUG 02:18 Thomas, Ronald S. (professor) on getting to the root of the achievement gap: AUG 02:23-25 Student press Klink, Kathleen (superintendent) on freeing the student press: APR 02:49 Student transportation Walsh, Mark (consultant) on managing your district's bus contractor: JUN 02:33 Sundre, Steven M. (consultant) and C. Daniel Raisch (former superintendent) on what would Peter Drucker Peter Ferdinand Drucker (November 19, 1909–November 11, 2005) was a writer, management consultant and university professor. His writing focused on management-related literature. say?: APR 02:32 Superintendency Lease, Anthony J. (associate provast) on new administrators need more than good grades: JUN 02:40-41 Mathews, Jay (education writer) on insider vs. outsider candidates for the superintendency: JUN 02:16-26 Mathews, Jay (education writer) on senior citizen superintendents: OCT 02:32-37 Time-tested counsel for rookies: OCT 02:34 Natkin, Jerry (research scientist) and Bruce Cooper (professor), Lance Fusarelli, James Alborano, Arthur Padilla and Sujit Ghosh on the myth of the revolving-door superintendency: MAY 02:28-31 Resources: MAY 02:31 Rookie superintendents First-year trials and triumphs of six newcomers to the profession: OCT 02:6-27 Cash, Elaine (superintendent, Riverdale, Calif.): OCT 02:12-14 Garton, Susan C. (superintendent, Liberty Center, Iowa): OCT 02:17-20 Harrington-Lueker, Donna (education writer) on first-year rookies--overview: OCT 02:6-7 Jones, Michael (superintendent, Spokane, Wash.): OCT 02:14-17 Kinley, John F. (superintendent, Jewell, Iowa): OCT 02:24-27 Marshall, Marshall (superintendent, Pulaski, N.Y.): OCT 02:8-10 Morgan, Betty Molina (superintendent, Hagerstown, Md.): OCT 02:21-22 Sharp, William L. (professor), Bobby G. Malone (professor) and James K. Walter (associate professor) on what's right about the superintendency: DEC 02:40 Wadsworth, Deborah (consultant) on concerns of school administrators: JAN 02:40-41 Wertz, Dan C. (superintendent) on resilient See resiliency. superintendents find rewards: AUG 02:41 Superintendency and the family Bruno, Beth (school psychologist) on marriage to a superintendent: AUG 02:42 Superintendent certification Beem, Kate (education writer) on testing superintendents: Missouri's exam for state certification: FEB 02:54-60 What's covered on the superintendent test?: FEB 02:56 Kleinsmith, Stephen (superintendent) on why I object to being tested: FEB 02:58-59 T Technology Beem, Kate (education writer) on tech support: Whether to use outside help: OCT 02:6-10 An index to assess your tech support: JUN 02:9 Lynch, Jim (senior research manager) on accepting donated computer equipment: DEC 02:36 Willard, Nancy Willard, Nancy (1936– ) poet, writer; born in Ann Arbor, Mich. She studied at the University of Michigan (B.A. 1958; Ph.D. 1963), Stanford University (M.A. 1960), and in Paris and Oslo. (attorney) on complying with federal law for safe Internet use: APR 02:30 Thomas, Ronald S. (professor) on getting to the root of the achievement gap: AUG 02:23-25 Testing, computerized Clark, Linda (director of instruction) on an Idaho's district use of computerized testing: APR 02:24-27 Teaching the teacher to test: APR 02:27 Kimball, Chip (assistant superintendent) and Tom Cone (superintendent) on performance assessment in real time for data-driven instruction: APR 02:14-19 Olson, Allan (consultant) on technology solutions for testing: APR 02:20-23 Types of tests: APR 02:22 Russo, Alexander (education writer) on mixing technology and testing: APR 02:6-12 Electronic scoring of essays: APR 02:9 Resources: APR 02:10 U Uilkema, Gail (superintendent, Piedmont Piedmont, region, Italy Piedmont (pēd`mŏnt), Ital. Piemonte, region (1991 pop. 4,302,565), 9,807 sq mi (25,400 sq km), NW Italy, bordering on France in the west and on Switzerland in the north. , Calif.)[Profile]: MAY 02:51 Ullman, Nona (consultant) on procurement tips when buying from web firms: JAN 02:38 V Vaare, John D. (superintendent, Hancock, Mich.)[Profile]: SEP 02:67 Vandal, Greg (superintendent) on team teaching: NOV 02:11 Vouchers Canada, Benjamin O. (former AASA president) on black leadership and vouchers: JUN 02:39 Owens, Michael Leo (professor) on why blacks support vouchers: JUN 02:38 W Wadsworth, Deborah (consultant) on concerns of school administrators: JAN 02:40-41 Waggoner, Charles (superintendent) on blue denim blues: FEB 02:66 Walsh, Margaret May (principal) on delivering the promise to 9th graders: MAR 02:20-22 Walsh, Mark A. (consultant) on managing your district's bus contractor: JUN 02:33 Wertz Dan. C. (superintendent) on resilient superintendents find rewards: AUG 02:41 Wheatley, Margaret J. (consultant) on spirituality in turbulent times: SEP 02:42-46 Willard, Nancy (attorney) on complying with federal law for safe internet use: APR 02:30 Willows, Dale (professor) on the balanced literacy diet: JAN 02:30-33 Wolf, Dennie Palmer (researcher) on the failure of accountability systems: DEC 2:20-23 Y Yeagley, Raymond (superintendent) on a forum for becoming data savvy: DEC 02:13 Year-round schools Year-Round School is the operation of educational institutions on a calendar-system that tracks students into class schedules throughout the entire calendar year. A primary motivation is that higher student throughput is accomplished via more effective scheduling of school McGlynn, Ann (education writer) on districts that school year-round: MAR 02:34-38 A sample calendar: MAR 02:37 Resources: MAR 02:38 Three types of tracks: MAR 02:36 Z Zitterkopf, Randall A. (superintendent) on a modest proposal for family choice: NOV 02:42 |
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