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Middle School Journal 2005-2006 Index Topic Index Achievement/Assessment/ Literacy Political/Social/Economic Context of Standards-Based Curriculum High-Stakes Testing 30, 32, 42 Middle Level Education 18, 22, 28, 29 .a ame Middle Schoo! Concept 1, 2, 3, 36 Urban Schools Diversity/Heterogeneity/Equity 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39 Reform/Program Revision 1, 2, 3, 5, 36, 37, 38, 39 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 23, 29 Middle School Leadership 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 35, 36, 37, 39, 41 Young Adolescent Faculty Collaboration 16, 34, 36, 38, 41 School Climate Characteristics/Needs 17, 36, 40 Middle Level Research 12, 14, 20 13, 14, 21 Home/School/Community Relations 1, 4, 5, 8, 17, 24 School Safety 36 Middle Schoo! Teachers 14, 20 Articles are numbered consecutively. Instructional Strategies 16, 17, 40 Special Needs Learners Numbers under the categories above 6, 7, 10, 11, 19, 22, 23, 25, 27, 32, 42 No Young Adolescent Left Behind 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 23 indicate articles related to that topic. Interdisciplinary/Integrated Curriculum 9, 18, 26 Teacher Preparation/Staff 6, 9, 11, 12, 19, 22, 24, 30, 31 Development 21, 40 Chronological Index September 2005 November 2005 January 2006 March 2006 May 2006 1. The Making of a New Urban 9. Achieving Integration Out of 18. The Ends Cannot Determine 26. Serious Distortions Are 35. Successful Middle Schools Myth, Tom Erb, p. 2, 59. Disintegration by Breaking the Means: But This We Affecting the Middle School Only Exist With Strong Our Shackles, Tom Erb, Believe in Action Can Help, Curriculum, Tom Erb, Leadership and High . K-8 or Not? Reconfiguring p. 2, 30. Tom Erb, p. 2. p. 2, 10. Expectations, Tom Erb, the Middle Grades, Paul S. p. 2, 20. George, pp. 6-13. . Key Issues for Teaching . Harry Potter Casts His Spell . A History Lab Environment English Language Learners in the Classroom, in the Clarrsoom Brings the . Using Relationships, . Grade Configurations for in Academic Classrooms, Christopher Witschonke, Standards to Life, Steven H. Responsibility, and Respect Educating Young Karen A. Carrier, pp. 4-9. pp. 4-11. White, Joseph E. O’Brien, Art to Get from “Good to Adolescents Are Still Crazy Smith, Dustin Mortensen, & Great” in Memphis Middle After All These Years, Hayes . Making Instruction Relevant . Bullying in Middle Schools: Keil Hileman, pp. 4-10. Schools, Brenda Cassellius, Mizell, pp. 14-23. to Language Minority Prevention and Intervention, pp. 4-15. Students at the Middle Amy Milsom & Laura L. . Recapturing the History . How Effective Are K-8 Level, Carla C. Johnson, Gallo, pp. 12-19. Standards: Historical Inquiry . Extending Student Learning Schools for Young pp. 10-14. in the Middie Grades, Opportunities in a 6-8 Adolescents? C. Kenneth . Using Personal Memoirs of Joseph E. O’Brien & Steven Middle School, Christine McEwin, Thomas S. . It Takes an O’hana to Early Adolescence To H. White, pp. 11-16. Waggoner & Lisa Cline, Dickinson, & Michael G. Educate Young Adolescents Prepare for Teaching in the pp. 16-20. Jacobson, pp. 24-28. in a Multilingual, Middle Grades, Penny A. . Family and Consumer Multicultural Society, Bishop & Garet Allen-Malley, Sciences Delivers Middle . Learning Communities in . The Effects of Small K-8 Paul D. Deering with 21 pp. 20-29. School Multicultural 6-8 Middle Schools: Natural Centers Compared to Large co-contributors, pp. 15-21. Education, Barbara A. Complements or Another 6-8 Schools on Student . Integrating Literacy, Math, Clauss, pp. 17-24. Bandwagon in the Parade? Performance, Rodolfo . Disaffiliated Boys: and Science to Make Jean A. Patterson with 16 Abella, pp. 29-35. Perspectives on Friendship Learning Come Alive, . Thematic Solutions Using co-contributors, pp. 21-30. and School Success, Mary William P. Bintz, Sara D. Young Adult Literature to . Middle School Students Are Jackman Sullivan & Penny Moore, Elaine Hayhurst, Increase Reading . Asheville Middle School: A Co-Researchers of Their A. Bishop, pp. 22-30. Rubin jones, & Sherry Comprehension, jill Adams 6-8 Community of Media Environment: An Tuttle, pp. 30-37. & John H. Bushman, Conscience and Intellect, Integrated Project, Phyllis W. . Let Us Not Forget to pp. 25-29. Laura Billings & Terry Bernt, Sandra V. Turner, & Support LGBT Youth in the . Lessons on Effective Roberts, pp. 31-39. Joseph P. Bernt, pp. 38-44. Middle School Years, Norma Teaching from Middle . Integrating Technology, Art, J. Bailey, pp. 31-36. School ESL Students, Ellen and Writing to Create . Making Empowerment and . Questioning Techniques of M. Curtin, pp. 38-45. Comic Books, Edwin S. Vega Collaboration Part of the Fifth and Sixth Grade . Understanding Chris to & Heidi L. Schnackenberg, Lives of Highly Qualified Reading Teachers, William P. Teach Him More Effectively, . The Evidence for the Core pp. 30-36. Team Teachers, Allen Seed, Bintz & Lynne Williams, Lynne Bailey, pp. 37-46. Curriculum—Past and pp. 40-44. pp. 45-52. Present, Micki M. Caskey, . Another Look at Roles in . ls Teacher Leadership an pp. 48-54. Literature Circles, Shelley . Courageous, Collaborative . Grade Configuration and Integral Part of Your School? Peterson & Michelle Leaders Confront the the Education of Young Sally N. Clark & Donald C. . Empowering Adolescents Belizaire, pp. 37-43. Challenges and Adolescents, Vincent A. Clark, pp. 50-55. Through Critical Literacy, Complexities of School Anfara, Jr. & Alison Buehler, Karen D. Wood, Lina . Using Formative Improvement, Pamela S. 53-59. . Teacher Views on Soares, & Patricia Watson, Assessments to Individualize Angelle & Vincent A. Anfara, Collaborative Review of pp. 55-59. Instruction and Promote jr, pp. 48-54. Student Work, Nancy Learning, Juliann M. Kaftan, Flowers, Steven B. Mertens, Gayle A. Buck, & Alysa . Motivation, Self-Efficacy, & Peter F. Mulhall, Haack, pp. 44-49. and the Engaged Reader, pp. 56-60. Karen D. Wood, Anne Tope . What Should Accountability Edwards, Patricia Hill-Miller, Really Mean to School & Jean Vintinner, pp. 55-61. Leaders? Sally N. Clark & Donald C. Clark, pp. 52-58. Middle School Journal * May 2006