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Introduction | xix | |
Breaking Ranks: The Changing of an American Institution | xx | |
High Schools Featured in This Book | xxi | |
Organization of the Book | xxi | |
The New High School | xxii | |
References | xxv | |
Chapter 1 | The Evolving American High School | 1 |
What You Will Learn in this Chapter | 1 | |
The American High School: Serving Multiple Masters | 2 | |
The Earliest American Secondary Education | 2 | |
The First High Schools | 5 | |
Reformation of the High School Curriculum: Three Goals Persist | 8 | |
The Contemporary American Comprehensive High School | 21 | |
A Nation at Risk and Its Aftermath | 28 | |
Summary | 36 | |
Connections to Other Chapters | 38 | |
Action Steps39 | ||
Discussion Questions39 | ||
References | 39 | |
Chapter 2 | The Emergent High School Curriculum | 42 |
What You Will Learn in this Chapter | 42 | |
High School Curriculum | 43 | |
A National Core Curriculum | 45 | |
Recasting Standards at the Local Level | 48 | |
Values as Basic Education | 50 | |
Interdisciplinary Curriculum | 52 | |
Writing Across the Curriculum | 55 | |
Learning to Use the Mind Well | 56 | |
The Application of Knowledge and Skills | 57 | |
Summary | 62 | |
Connections to Other Chapters | 63 | |
Action Steps | 63 | |
Discussion Questions | 64 | |
References | 64 | |
Chapter 3 | New Directions for Instruction | 67 |
What You Will Learn in This Chapter | 67 | |
Modifying Traditional Teacher-Directed Whole-Class Instruction | 68 | |
Modifying Traditional Instruction to Account for Growing Student Diversity | 70 | |
Recognizing the Limitations of Teacher-Directed Instruction | 74 | |
Differentiating Instruction | 75 | |
Alternative Instructional Strategies for the New High School Classroom | 77 | |
Summary | 108 | |
Connections to Other Chapters | 109 | |
Action Steps | 110 | |
Discussion Questions | 110 | |
References | 111 | |
Chapter 4 | Technology in the Emergent High School | 113 |
What You Will Learn in this Chapter | 113 | |
The Impact of Technology | 114 | |
Planning for Technology | 115 | |
Coordinating the use of Technology | 117 | |
Instructional Uses of Technology | 117 | |
Technology in Traditional Academic Programs | 123 | |
Administrative Uses of Technology | 124 | |
Creating Learning Environments: Technology and the Future | 125 | |
Summary | 128 | |
Connections to Other Chapters | 129 | |
Action Steps | 129 | |
Discussion Questions | 129 | |
References | 130 | |
Chapter 5 | Responding to Affective Needs Through Advisement and Advocacy | 131 |
What You Will Learn in this Chapter | 131 | |
Providing for the Affective Needs of Adolescents | 132 | |
High School Guidance and Counseling | 132 | |
Student Assistance and Peer Counseling Programs | 134 | |
Peer Mediation Programs | 136 | |
Teacher Advisory Programs | 137 | |
Advisory Programs as Integral Components of Guidance | 138 | |
The Nature of Advisory Programs | 139 | |
Goals and Objectives of Advisory Programs | 140 | |
Characteristics of Successful Programs | 141 | |
Scheduling the Advisory Program | 143 | |
Roles of the Advisor | 144 | |
The Advisory Curriculum | 147 | |
Evaluation of Advisory Programs | 157 | |
Concluding Statements | 162 | |
Summary | 163 | |
Connections to Other Chapters | 163 | |
Action Steps | 164 | |
Discussion Questions | 164 | |
References | 165 | |
Chapter 6 | Alternative Scheduling for Teaching and Learning | 167 |
What You Will Learn in this Chapter | 167 | |
Scheduling the High School | 168 | |
The Emerging High School Schedule | 168 | |
Copernican-Style Schedules | 170 | |
Alternating Day (A/B) Schedules | 178 | |
The 4 [times] 4 Semester Plan | 187 | |
Various Combination Schedules | 198 | |
Issues Associated With the Transition to a New Block Schedule | 203 | |
Research on the Block Schedule | 207 | |
The Future of the High School Schedule | 208 | |
Summary | 208 | |
Connections to Other Chapters | 209 | |
Action Steps | 209 | |
Discussion Questions | 209 | |
References | 210 | |
Chapter 7 | The Organization of Teachers and Learners | 211 |
What You Will Learn in this Chapter | 211 | |
Interdisciplinary Organization in High Schools | 212 | |
Academic Teaming | 213 | |
Academic Teaming in Various Settings | 228 | |
School-Within-School Strategies | 243 | |
The House Concept | 247 | |
Heterogeneous Grouping | 253 | |
The Talent Development High School | 257 | |
Summary | 258 | |
Connections to Other Chapters | 259 | |
Action Steps | 259 | |
Discussion Questions | 261 | |
References | 261 | |
Chapter 8 | School/Family/Community Partnerships | 263 |
What You Will Learn in this Chapter | 263 | |
Family, Community, and High School Partnerships | 265 | |
Changing Perspectives of Partnership Roles | 266 | |
Parent and Family Involvement in a Changing Society | 266 | |
Meaningful Partnership Roles for Family and Community | 267 | |
National Standards for Parent/Family Involvement Programs | 268 | |
Barriers to Successful Partnerships | 268 | |
Successful Strategies for Outreach Activities and Programs | 269 | |
Effective Communication with Families, Community, and Other Stakeholders | 287 | |
Building Strong Partnerships | 290 | |
Concluding Remarks | 291 | |
Summary | 291 | |
Connections to Other Chapters | 292 | |
Action Steps | 292 | |
Discussion Questions | 293 | |
References | 293 | |
Chapter 9 | The High School Teacher | 296 |
What You Will Learn in this Chapter | 296 | |
The Changing Roles of Teachers in the New High School | 297 | |
The Effects of the Expanding Knowledge Base on Teacher Roles | 299 | |
Teaching the New Curriculum | 300 | |
The National Board for Professional Teaching Standards | 301 | |
Professional Development for the New High School | 302 | |
Standards for Staff Development at the High School | 303 | |
New Paradigms for Staff Development | 304 | |
Staff Development Practices in the New High School | 306 | |
Teacher Preparation for the New High School | 309 | |
Professional Development High Schools and Other Collaborative Partnerships | 310 | |
High School Teachers Meeting the Challenges of New High Schools | 316 | |
Summary | 317 | |
Connections to Other Chapters | 318 | |
Action Steps | 318 | |
Discussion Questions | 319 | |
References | 319 | |
Chapter 10 | Leading High Schools in the New Century | 322 |
What You Will Learn in this Chapter | 322 | |
The Nature of Instructional Leadership | 324 | |
The Performance-Based Principalship | 325 | |
Reforming High Schools | 327 | |
A Prototype Design Statement | 334 | |
Action Research | 338 | |
Efforts to Reform Schools | 339 | |
Total Quality Management | 342 | |
Leadership and School Accountability | 343 | |
Summary | 344 | |
Action Steps | 345 | |
Discussion Questions | 346 | |
References | 346 | |
Roster of High Schools | 349 | |
Author Index | 357 | |
Index of High Schools | 361 | |
Subject Index | 363 |
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