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Daly, Alan J. – Educational Administration Quarterly, 2009
Purpose: The No Child Left Behind Act laudably brings social justice and equity issues to the forefront; however, the act's threat- and sanction-driven methods are not only increasing stress levels but potentially causing a rigid response, especially in the growing population of schools labeled "program improvement" (PI). Specifically,…
Descriptors: Social Justice, Sanctions, Trust (Psychology), Federal Legislation
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Nelson, F. Howard – Educational Administration Quarterly, 1982
Views illegal behavior in education, from sexual discrimination to professional malpractice, as a problem in optimal resource allocation. Urges effective use of fines or their equivalent, so administrators can weigh the benefits of illegal activity against the costs of apprehension and punishment. (Author/RW)
Descriptors: Compliance (Legal), Cost Effectiveness, Educational Administration, Educational Malpractice
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Smith, BetsAnn; Roderick, Melissa; Degener, Sophie C. – Educational Administration Quarterly, 2005
This article considers the relative impacts of student accountability policies and extended learning programs on the achievement gains of elementary and middle grade students. It shares qualitative and quantitative analyses of an extended learning time initiative implemented in conjunction with a high-stakes testing and retention policy. The…
Descriptors: Federal Legislation, School Holding Power, Achievement Gains, Sanctions