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INDEX TO VOLUME 80 AUTHORS Johnson, Andrew P. No Child Left Behind: Factory Models and Business Akiba Paradigms. 1:34 Jordan, Jeanette. Change from thi 1 Power of a Homegrown Writ Queen, and Misty Cowan ing Center. 2:52 tion Proeran Kent, Richard. Room 109's Portfolios and Our High School Writing Cen lé 2:56 Kolba, Ellen, and Sheila Crowell, with Gemma Sullivan. Coming of Age: The Thirteenth Year of The Writer's Room Program. 2:59 Laroque, Michelle. Closing t r nievement Gap Middle School. 4:15 Lee, Daniel E. Political A ivism, Professionalism, and the lassroom Drawing ine of Demarcatior , Littleton, Chad Eric. Creating Connections between Secondarn ge Writing Centers. 2 Major, Elza M. S as Cultural Mediators for Language Minority Students Maples, Joellen. Eng1lgi sh ¢ iss at the Improv: Using Improvisation to Teach Middle SCNOO Stude nis Confidence Community and ¢ ontent Martinson, David L. Responding Intelligently When Would-be Censors Charge: “That Book Can Make I Meraw, Leonard } Michell, Michael ultivating a Writing Community ) Misco, Thomas dl For about { Dispositions? Preparing High Schooi Graduates Morris, William L. Math in Myers, Donald Allen. Teacher Nicolini, Mary B. Making Thinking Visible: Writing in the Center Pederson, Patricia. What Is Measured Is Treasured: The Impact of the No Chil ’ t on Nonassessed Subjects. 6:287 Pedota, Paul. Strategies for Effective Classroom Management in the Sec ondary Setting. 4:163 Radcliffe, Rich A. and Thomas F. Mandeville. Teacher Preferences for Middle Grades: Insights into Attracting Teacher Candidates. 6: 261 Rogers, Dwight, Cheryl Mason Bolick, Amy Anderson Evelyn Gordon Meghan McGlinn Manfra, and Jan Yow. “It's about the Kids": Trans forming Teacher-Student Relationships through Action Research. 5:217 ’ Hale, David i I ricans ¢ Advanced Savard, Stewart. Research Resources: The Courtenay Middle School I ' wement anguag l f } 3 Approach: How a Canadian A tiddle School Is Building Resource Links Handler, Beth for Student Empowerment. 4:179 Scarpaci, Richard T. IOSIE: A Method for Analyzing St t Behavioral Problems. 3:111 Helm, Carr Schoen, Sharon. Action Research A De lopmental Model of Professional Socialization Smith, Tracy Wilson, and Susan A. Colby. Teaching for Deep Learning 05 Spillane, Lee Ann. The Reading Writing Center: What We Can Do. 2:66335 Inman, lames A. Technololooggi es i co) ndan riting ' Stader, David L., and Thomas J. Graca. Student-on-Student Sexual Orien :74 tation Harassment: Legal Protections for Sexual Minority Youth. 3:117 INDEX TO VOLUME 80 AUTHORS Johnson, Andrew P. No Child Left Behind: Factory Models and Business Akiba Paradigms. 1:34 Jordan, Jeanette. Change from thi 1 Power of a Homegrown Writ Queen, and Misty Cowan ing Center. 2:52 tion Proeran Kent, Richard. Room 109's Portfolios and Our High School Writing Cen lé 2:56 Kolba, Ellen, and Sheila Crowell, with Gemma Sullivan. Coming of Age: The Thirteenth Year of The Writer's Room Program. 2:59 Laroque, Michelle. Closing t r nievement Gap Middle School. 4:15 Lee, Daniel E. Political A ivism, Professionalism, and the lassroom Drawing ine of Demarcatior , Littleton, Chad Eric. Creating Connections between Secondarn ge Writing Centers. 2 Major, Elza M. S as Cultural Mediators for Language Minority Students Maples, Joellen. Eng1lgi sh ¢ iss at the Improv: Using Improvisation to Teach Middle SCNOO Stude nis Confidence Community and ¢ ontent Martinson, David L. Responding Intelligently When Would-be Censors Charge: “That Book Can Make I Meraw, Leonard } Michell, Michael ultivating a Writing Community ) Misco, Thomas dl For about { Dispositions? Preparing High Schooi Graduates Morris, William L. Math in Myers, Donald Allen. Teacher Nicolini, Mary B. Making Thinking Visible: Writing in the Center Pederson, Patricia. What Is Measured Is Treasured: The Impact of the No Chil ’ t on Nonassessed Subjects. 6:287 Pedota, Paul. Strategies for Effective Classroom Management in the Sec ondary Setting. 4:163 Radcliffe, Rich A. and Thomas F. Mandeville. Teacher Preferences for Middle Grades: Insights into Attracting Teacher Candidates. 6: 261 Rogers, Dwight, Cheryl Mason Bolick, Amy Anderson Evelyn Gordon Meghan McGlinn Manfra, and Jan Yow. “It's about the Kids": Trans forming Teacher-Student Relationships through Action Research. 5:217 ’ Hale, David i I ricans ¢ Advanced Savard, Stewart. Research Resources: The Courtenay Middle School I ' wement anguag l f } 3 Approach: How a Canadian A tiddle School Is Building Resource Links Handler, Beth for Student Empowerment. 4:179 Scarpaci, Richard T. IOSIE: A Method for Analyzing St t Behavioral Problems. 3:111 Helm, Carr Schoen, Sharon. Action Research A De lopmental Model of Professional Socialization Smith, Tracy Wilson, and Susan A. Colby. Teaching for Deep Learning 05 Spillane, Lee Ann. The Reading Writing Center: What We Can Do. 2:66335 Inman, lames A. Technololooggi es i co) ndan riting ' Stader, David L., and Thomas J. Graca. Student-on-Student Sexual Orien :74 tation Harassment: Legal Protections for Sexual Minority Youth. 3:117 Vol. 80, No. 6 Stanford, Pokey, and Stacy Reeves. Access, Consider, Teach: ACT in Your Classroom. 3:133 Learning Multiplication: The Easy Way. Thomas Caron. 6:278 Struyk, Ruth. Gangs in Our Schools: Identifying Gang Indicators in Our Lessons Pertinent for Teaching with Computers. Roger Hiemstra and School Population. 1:11 Janet Poley. 3:144 The Lowest Quartile African Americans Taking Advanced Placement Lan Thornton, Bill, Gary Peltier, and Ricky Medina. Reducing the Special guage and Literature. David P. Hale. 3:123 Education Teacher Shortage. 5:233 linker, John. Generating Cultures of Writing: Collaborations between the Making Thinking Visible: Writing in the Center. Mary B. Nicolini. 2:66 Stanford Writing Center and High School Writing Centers. 2:89 Math in the Writing Center. William L. Morris. 2:70 lurner, Melissa. Writing Centers: Being Proactive in the Education Crisis 2:45 No Child Left Behind: Factory Models and Business Paradigms. Andrew P. Johnson. 1:34 Virtue, David Charles. Teaching and Learning in the Middle Grades: A ersonal Perspective. 5:243 Overcoming Lethargy in Gifted and Talented Education with Contract Activity Packages: “i'm Choosing to Learn!” Janet Caraisco. 6:255 TITLES Access, Consider, Teach: ACT in Your Classroom. Pokey Stanford and Political Activism, Professionalism, and the Classroom: Drawing a Line of Stacy Reeves. 3:133 Demarcation. Daniel E. Lee. 1:27 Accessibility of Middle Schools’ Web Sites for Students with Disabilities Proposed Policy: Drug Testing of Hawaii Public School Teachers. Bebi Marty Bray, David Pugalee, Claudia P. Flowers, and Bob Algozzine Davis. 6:283 4:169 The Process of Note Taking: Implications for Students with Mild Disabili Action Research: A Developmental Model of Professional Socialization ties. Joseph R. Boyle. 5:227 Sharon Schoen. 5:21] Quality Feedback: The Essential Ingredient for Teacher Success. Eric J Beginning Teachers’ Perceptions of Their Induction Program Experiences Feeney. 4:191 Bob Algozzine, John Gretes, Allen J. Queen, and Misty Cowan Hathcock. 3:137 The Reading Writing Center: What We Can Do. Lee Ann Spillane Bond of Union" —Cultivating a Writing Community. Michael Michell 2:63 ? 9)? Reducing the Special Education Teacher Shortage. Bill Thornton, Gary Peltier, and Ricky Medina. 5:233 hange from Within: The Power of a Homegrown Writing Center. Jea Research Resources: The Courtenay Middle School Approach: How a Cana nette Jordan. 2:52 dian Middle School Is Building Resource Links for Student Empower losing the Achievement Gap The Experience of a Middle School ment. Stewart Savard. 4:179 Michelle Laroque. 4:157 Responding Intelligently When Would-be Censors Charge: “That Book Can ollaboratively Establishing High School Writing Centers in Flint, Michi Make Them !". David L. Martinson. 4:185 gan, to Support the Improvement of Students’ Writing Skills. Robert Room 109's Portfolios and Our High School Writing Center. Richard Barnett. 2:80 Kent. 2:56 oming of Age: The Thirteenth Year of The Writer's Room Program. Ellen Kolba and Sheila Crowell, with Gemma Sullivan. 2:59 Secondary Teachers as Cultural Mediators for Language Minority Students reating Connections between Secondary and College Writing Centers Elza M. Major. 1:29 Chad Eric Littheton. 2:77 Stamp of Approval. Leonard J. Meraw. 3:149 Strategies for Effective Classroom Management in the Secondary Setting dealing with Teacher Stress. Ruth Botwinik. 6:271 Paul Pedota. 4:163 developing an Effective Transition Program for Students Entering Middle Student-on-Student Sexual Orientation Harassment: Legal Protections School or High School. Kathleen M. Cauley and Donna Jovanovich for Sexual Minority Youth. David L. Stader and Thomas J] Graca 1:15 3:117 did | Forget about the Dispositions? Preparing High School Graduates for Moral Life. Thomas Misco. 6:267 Teacher Dispositions Affecting Self-Esteem and Student Performance. Cat roll Helm. 3:109 nacting Multimedia Writing Center Pedagogy in a Rural High School Teacher Power—Revisited. Donald Allen Myers. 5:239 Susan Elwood, Susan Wolff Murphy, and Diana Cardenas. 2:86 Teacher Preferences for Middle Grades: Insights into Attracting Teacher nglish Class at the Improv: Using Improvisation to Teach Middle Candidates. Rich A. Radcliffe and Thomas F. Mandeville. 6:261 School Students Confidence, Community, and Content. Joellen Maples Teaching and Learning in the Middle Grades: A Personal Perspective David Charles Virtue. 5:243 thnic Retention as a Predictor of Academic Success: Lessons from the Chil dren of Immigrant Families and Black Children. Daisuke Akiba. 5:223 leaching for Deep Learning. Tracy Wilson Smith and Susan A. Colby 5:205 sangs in Our Schools: Identifying Gang Indicators in Our School Popula Technologies and the Secondary School Writing Center. James A. Inman tion. Ruth Struyk. 1:11 2:74 senerating Cultures of Writing: Collaborations between the Stanford Writ Two Acts, One Goal: Meeting the Shared Vision of No Child Left Behind ing Center and High School Writing Centers. John Tinker. 2:89 and Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act of 2004 Beth R. Handler. 1:5 Hallway Conferencing: Achieving Teacher Buy-In to the Writing Center Sonja Bagby. 2:49 Update Your Classroom with Learning Objects and Twenty-First-Centur) Skills. Susan R. Cramer. 3:126 Introduction. Pamela B. Childers. 2:44 The U.S. Writing Center Model for High Schools Goes to Germany: And IOSIE: A Method for Analyzing Student Behavioral Problems. Richard 1 What Is Coming Back? Gerd Brauer. 2:95 Scarpaci. 3:11] It's about the Kids": Transforming Teacher-Student Relationships through What Is Measured Is Treasured: The Impact of the No Child Left Action Research. Dwight Rogers, Cheryl Mason Bolick, Amy Anderson Behind Act on Nonassessed Subjects. Patricia Pederson. 6:287 Evelyn Gordon, Meghan McGlinn Manfra, and Jan Yow. 5:217 Writing Centers: Being Proactive in the Education Crisis. Melissa Turner 2:45 Kentucky's New Contribution to the Global Community. Tim Got Writing Zones 12.5: Regarding the High School Writing Center as a Gate 6:253 way to College. H. M. Ashley and Lisa Kay Shafer. 2:83