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Byer, John L. – Online Submission, 2008
This article dealt with methods for making substitute teaching more effective. The purpose was to articulate a sequential method for maximizing the effectiveness of substitute teaching while providing substitutes with a comprehensive method for diligently and flexibly earning respect and using reflection to continually improve substitute teaching.…
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Substitute Teachers, Management Development, Teaching Methods
Parsley, Danette; Dean, Ceri; Miller, Kirsten – Principal Leadership, 2006
Data exists in the context of a community that drives data collection and use. The effective use of data can help principals make informed decisions about their policies, practices, and procedures to improve student achievement. The more systematic and thorough principals are about bringing data to the table when making decisions, the more…
Descriptors: Decision Making, Management Information Systems, Sequential Approach, Evaluation Utilization
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Fortenberry, Robert N.; And Others – Clearing House, 1987
Discusses the importance of writing instruction in the public schools and the role administrators can take to promote effective writing instruction. (JC)
Descriptors: Administrator Responsibility, Administrator Role, Critical Thinking, Public Relations
STARR, WILMARTH H.; AND OTHERS – 1960
THIS REPORT DISCUSSES IN DETAIL A MINIMAL 4-YEAR, INTERMEDIATE 6-YEAR, AND IDEAL 10-YEAR PROGRAM PROPOSED BY A 1959 CONFERENCE AS THE TYPES OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE EXPERIENCE THAT SHOULD BE AVAILABLE TO THE ACADEMICALLY TALENTED LEARNER. BECAUSE THE PREADOLESCENT CAN LEARN EVEN THE MOST UNFAMILIAR SOUNDS BY IMITATION AND PRACTICE, AN IDEAL PROGRAM…
Descriptors: Administrator Responsibility, Audiolingual Methods, Course Objectives, Cultural Education
Lima, Marilynne – 1973
This study attempts to determine the effect of sequential language programs on motivating students to remain enrolled in their programs. Two language programs in the State of Utah are compared in these areas: (1) philosophy of articulation, (2) sequence of courses, (3) textbooks used, (4) registration procedures, (5) statement of FLES program, (6)…
Descriptors: Administrator Responsibility, Articulation (Education), Dropout Rate, Dropout Research