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Bish, Marion; Shore, Rebecca; Shue, Pamela – Principal, 2011
"Surprise! Here come the preschoolers." Thousands of elementary principals are receiving a similar message from their supervisors as the concept of universal preschool is propelled to the forefront of the national education agenda. School districts across the country are being infused with wide varieties of federal- and state-funded…
Descriptors: Elementary Schools, Preschool Children, Principals, Preschool Education
Protheroe, Nancy – Principal, 2009
In the assessment-driven environment of today's schools, questions about effectiveness and impact on student learning often focus on the school as a whole. An often-missed piece is taking a critical look at specific programs and approaches. Program evaluation is a tool that can help do this. Program evaluation can help to answer a range of…
Descriptors: Program Evaluation, Program Effectiveness, Educational Change, Decision Making
Mechling, Kenneth R.; Oliver, Donna L. – Principal, 1983
Research shows that hands-on science education is more effective than a textbook and lecture approach. This suggests that the "new curriculum" introduced in science classes in the seventies was more effective than was thought. (JM)
Descriptors: Administrator Role, Discovery Learning, Educational Research, Elementary Education
Pinero, Ursula C. – Principal, 1982
Research evidence now lends legitimacy to the importance of the principal's instructional leadership in promoting school effectiveness. (Author/JM)
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Administrator Role, Educational Change, Educational Objectives
Benjamin, Robert – Principal, 1981
Describes the Garrison School in New York City's South Bronx and the principal who made it the only school in its district that is meeting or exceeding national achievement standards. (Author/JM)
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Administrator Characteristics, Administrator Evaluation, Administrator Role
Stocklinski, Jan; Miller-Colbert, Jean – Principal, 1991
The Comer Process is a research-based school improvement model stressing collaboration, consensus, and communication for problem solving in academic, social, and staff development areas. The process allows school staff and parents to work together and to decide what is in the best interest of children. (MLF)
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Administrator Role, Black Students, Community Involvement