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Collaborative Peer Study Group Curriculum
Connecting past to present: Empowering students through social studies
I Have Something to Say: Using art to teach the writing of persuasive essays
Talking Math, Blogging Math
Empathy in inquiry: Supporting middle school science students in developing empathy through group reflections during guided inquiry
Looking for Patterns of Injustice in the Everyday: Critical Inquiry as Common Classroom Practice
High schools that bridge the achievement gap
Reforming a middle school for educational equity: Implications for teacher interaction
The role of the district office in instructional practice reform
Bowling together or bowling alone: Continuation high school students tell their stories
The principal's role in supporting teacher leadership and building capacity: Teacher and administrator perspectives
Relationships that create confidence: Understanding postsecondary academic choices of Mexican heritage high school graduates in light of influential relationships, self-efficacy, and mathematical experiences
Navigating the transition to college: First-generation undergraduates negotiate identities and search for success in STEM and non-STEM fields
Identity and the pursuit of school success: Understandings of intelligence and effort in three high schools
Understanding the motivation of Deaf adolescent Latino struggling readers
Distributed leadership practice and the AVID site team as a leadership practice community to prepare all students for college readiness and success in a global society: A multiple case study
Using Purposeful Perturbations as a Strategy for School Reform: A Design Experiment at an Alternative High School with Low-Performing Students