Principal 1993 - 1994: Vol 73 Index

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Indext oV olume7 3
(September 1993 through May 1994)
Subject Index
ASSESSMENT (see TESTING AND ASSESSMENT) Creating a classroom on the run. Gena D. Tyson. Sep 93: 44
Inclusion, exclusion, confusion, and infusion. Kay D. Woelfel.
AT-RISK CHILDREN (see also DISABILITIES, MINORITIES, Mar 94: 48
SPECIAL EDUCATION) Inclusion: who gains and who loses? Allan S. Vann. May 94: 39
Countering gang violence in American schools. Robert P. Multiage classrooms: a new way to learn math. Martha Taylor
Cantrell; Mary Lynn Cantrell. Nov 93: 6 Dever; Randy Zila; Noel N. Manzano. Mar 94: 22
Head Start: too little and too late. Burton L. White. May 94: 13 A single-gender learning strategy. Michael D. Evans. Sep 93: 52
Home visits by teachers: a new twist on an old-fashioned idea. When your K-5 school changes to a 3-5. Allan S. Vann. Sep 93:
Susan S. Clark. Jan 94: 49 20
Peaceful solutions to violence. Annette Kessler. Nov 93: 10
Project Achievement: an after-school success story. Christine M. COMMUNITY/BUSINESS INVOLVEMENT (see also PARENTS)
Mercure. Sep 93: 48 The basic school: focusing on the child. Ernest L. Boyer. Jan 94:
Put yourself in their shoes. Kathryn Bourdon Bateman. Mar 94: 29
58 Building big-city schools better, faster, and cheaper. Ezra D.
Ehrenkrantz; Stanton Eckstut. Jan 94: 33
BOOK REVIEWS The electronic generation connection. Jan Simms; Bruce Simms.
Bringing Out the Best in Teachers: What Effective Principals Do. Jan 94: 53
Joseph Blase. Nov 93: 61 Making the business card connection. Kay D. Woelfel. May 94:
The Children’s Machine: Rethinking School in the Age of the 34
Computer. Seymour Papert. Jan 94: 61 A new direction for education. Richard W. Riley. Sep 93: 5
Creativity: Beyond the Myth of Genius. Richard Weisberg. Sep The private management of public schools. John M. McLaughlin.
93: 59 Mar 94: 16
Every Child Can Succeed: Readings for School Improvement. A school that serves its community—and vice versa. Leonard
(eds.) Alan Backler; Sybil Eakin. Jan 94: 61 Solo, Sr. May 94: 35
For the Children: Lessons from a Visionary Principal. Madeline
Cartwright; Michael D’Orso. Mar 94: 61 COMPUTERS (see TECHNOLOGY)
From Rage to Hope: Strategies for Reclaiming Black and His-
panic Students. Crystal Kuykendall. Sep 93: 59 CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION (see also TEACHING AND
Inside American Education: The Decline, the Deception, the LEARNING)
Dogmas. Thomas Sowell. May 94: 46 All about me. Lilian G. Katz. May 94: 9
Kidgets and Other Insightful Stories About Quality in Education. The basic school: focusing on the child. Ernest L. Boyer. Jan 94:
Maury Cotter; Daniel Seymour. May 94: 46 29
Lessons from Abroad: How Other Countries Educate their Chil- Cooperative teamwork: hitting the bull’s-eye. Jerry P. House-
dren. Richard McAdams. Nov 93: 61 man. Nov 93: 54
New Standards for Teaching and Learning in America’ s Schools. A critical look at standards and assessments. Gerald W. Bracey.
Steven Zemelman; Harvey Daniels. Mar 94: 61 Jan 94: 6
Curriculum and textbooks: a happy marriage? Allan S. Vann.
CLASS SIZE AND GROUPINGS Mar 94: 20
Cooperative learning: a principal’s perspective. Patricia Roy; Developmentally appropriate practice: myths and facts. Harlene
Jody Hoch. Mar 94: 27 Galen. May 94: 20
56 PRINCIPAL
Indext oV olume7 3
(September 1993 through May 1994)
Subject Index
ASSESSMENT (see TESTING AND ASSESSMENT) Creating a classroom on the run. Gena D. Tyson. Sep 93: 44
Inclusion, exclusion, confusion, and infusion. Kay D. Woelfel.
AT-RISK CHILDREN (see also DISABILITIES, MINORITIES, Mar 94: 48
SPECIAL EDUCATION) Inclusion: who gains and who loses? Allan S. Vann. May 94: 39
Countering gang violence in American schools. Robert P. Multiage classrooms: a new way to learn math. Martha Taylor
Cantrell; Mary Lynn Cantrell. Nov 93: 6 Dever; Randy Zila; Noel N. Manzano. Mar 94: 22
Head Start: too little and too late. Burton L. White. May 94: 13 A single-gender learning strategy. Michael D. Evans. Sep 93: 52
Home visits by teachers: a new twist on an old-fashioned idea. When your K-5 school changes to a 3-5. Allan S. Vann. Sep 93:
Susan S. Clark. Jan 94: 49 20
Peaceful solutions to violence. Annette Kessler. Nov 93: 10
Project Achievement: an after-school success story. Christine M. COMMUNITY/BUSINESS INVOLVEMENT (see also PARENTS)
Mercure. Sep 93: 48 The basic school: focusing on the child. Ernest L. Boyer. Jan 94:
Put yourself in their shoes. Kathryn Bourdon Bateman. Mar 94: 29
58 Building big-city schools better, faster, and cheaper. Ezra D.
Ehrenkrantz; Stanton Eckstut. Jan 94: 33
BOOK REVIEWS The electronic generation connection. Jan Simms; Bruce Simms.
Bringing Out the Best in Teachers: What Effective Principals Do. Jan 94: 53
Joseph Blase. Nov 93: 61 Making the business card connection. Kay D. Woelfel. May 94:
The Children’s Machine: Rethinking School in the Age of the 34
Computer. Seymour Papert. Jan 94: 61 A new direction for education. Richard W. Riley. Sep 93: 5
Creativity: Beyond the Myth of Genius. Richard Weisberg. Sep The private management of public schools. John M. McLaughlin.
93: 59 Mar 94: 16
Every Child Can Succeed: Readings for School Improvement. A school that serves its community—and vice versa. Leonard
(eds.) Alan Backler; Sybil Eakin. Jan 94: 61 Solo, Sr. May 94: 35
For the Children: Lessons from a Visionary Principal. Madeline
Cartwright; Michael D’Orso. Mar 94: 61 COMPUTERS (see TECHNOLOGY)
From Rage to Hope: Strategies for Reclaiming Black and His-
panic Students. Crystal Kuykendall. Sep 93: 59 CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION (see also TEACHING AND
Inside American Education: The Decline, the Deception, the LEARNING)
Dogmas. Thomas Sowell. May 94: 46 All about me. Lilian G. Katz. May 94: 9
Kidgets and Other Insightful Stories About Quality in Education. The basic school: focusing on the child. Ernest L. Boyer. Jan 94:
Maury Cotter; Daniel Seymour. May 94: 46 29
Lessons from Abroad: How Other Countries Educate their Chil- Cooperative teamwork: hitting the bull’s-eye. Jerry P. House-
dren. Richard McAdams. Nov 93: 61 man. Nov 93: 54
New Standards for Teaching and Learning in America’ s Schools. A critical look at standards and assessments. Gerald W. Bracey.
Steven Zemelman; Harvey Daniels. Mar 94: 61 Jan 94: 6
Curriculum and textbooks: a happy marriage? Allan S. Vann.
CLASS SIZE AND GROUPINGS Mar 94: 20
Cooperative learning: a principal’s perspective. Patricia Roy; Developmentally appropriate practice: myths and facts. Harlene
Jody Hoch. Mar 94: 27 Galen. May 94: 20
56 PRINCIPAL
Early childhood education and the postmodern world. David EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
Elkind. May 94: 6 All about me. Lilian G. Katz. May 94: 9
14 principles of outcomes-based education. Albert Mamary. Jan Developing a tuition-based, full-day kindergarten. Russell W.
94: 19 Lofthouse. May 94: 24
In defense of outcomes-based education. Thomas F. Kelly. Jan Developmentally appropriate practice: myths and facts. Harlene
94: 23 Galen. May 94: 20
Learning and lobster boats. Suellyn Garner. Mar 94: 21 Early childhood education and the postmodern world. David
Let’s play fair with gifted students. Craig Kay. May 94: 42 Elkind. May 94: 6
Not even the best teacher can do it all. Leslie L. Roberts. Sep 93: Head Start: too little and too late. Burton L. White. May 94: 13
54 Lessons from Reggio Emilia. Ernest Palestis. May 94: 16
Performance assessment: make them show what they know. May is for (little) kids. Leon E. Greene. May 94: 4
David Bartz; Suzanne Anderson-Robinson; Larry Hillman. Jan On slowing down. Samuel G. Sava. May 94: 64
94: 11
Physical education and the healthy child. Carl Gabbard. Nov 93: EDUCATION (see also CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION,
13 SCHOOLS, TEACHING AND LEARNING)
Stop or go? Leon E. Greene. Jan 94: 4 The basic school: focusing on the child. Ernest L. Boyer. Jan 94:
Teacher assessment: does it work? Marc H. Walker; Randy Zit- 29
terkopf. Jan 94: 57 Conservatism: a viable alternative for educators. Edward A.
When they say you’re last. William Henderson. Jan 94: 27 Wynne. Jan 94: 55
A critical look at standards and assessments. Gerald W. Bracey.
DEMOGRAPHICS (see also MINORITIES) Jan 94: 6
Not the same country. Samuel G. Sava. Mar 94: 64 Early childhood education and the postmodern world. David
Off and running. Leon E. Greene. Sep 93: 4 Elkind. May 94: 6
Trends in education. Thomas D. Snyder. Sep 93: 9 14 principles of outcomes-based education. Albert Mamary. Jan
Wasting our gold. Samuel G. Sava. Jan 94: 64 94: 19
Head Start: too little and too late. Burton L. White. May 94: 13
DISABILITIES (see also SPECIAL EDUCATION) In defense of outcomes-based education. Thomas F. Kelly. Jan
The Americans with Disabilities Act: a primer for principals. 94: 23
Maria M. Shelton. Nov 93: 35 Mugging the messengers. Samuel G. Sava. Sep 93: 64
Changing student attitudes about disabilities. Linda M. Trent. A new direction for education. Richard W. Riley. Sep 93: 5
Nov 93: 32 Not the same country. Samuel G. Sava. Mar 94: 64
Improving education for children with chronic illnesses. Eleanor Stop or go? Leon E. Greene. Jan 94: 4
W. Lynch; Rena B. Lewis; Diane S. Murphy. Nov 93: 38
Inclusion, exclusion, confusion, and infusion. Kay D. Woelfel. HEALTH AND SAFETY (see also DISABILITIES)
Mar 94: 48 Building big-city schools better, faster, and cheaper. Ezra D.
Inclusion: who gains and who loses? Allan S. Vann. May 94: 39 Ehrenkrantz; Stanton Eckstut. Jan 94: 33
Innovative technology for students with disabilities. Shar: Gel- Countering gang violence in American schools. Robert P.
man. Nov 93: 52 Cantrell; Mary Lynn Cantrell. Nov 93: 6
Not even the best teacher can do it ail. Leslie L. Roberts. Sep 93: Count to ten. Louanne M. Wheeler. Nov 93: 4
54 Improving education for children with chronic illnesses. Eleanor
On patrol with disabilities. Jack W. Stouten. Nov 93: 33 W. Lynch; Rena B. Lewis; Diane S. Murphy. Nov 93: 38
Is your school hazardous to children’s health? Norma L. Miller.
DISCIPLINE Nov 93: 28
Academic penalties for absences: an update. Perry A. Zirkel; Ivan Making playgrounds safe. Sue Oliver Kell. Nov 93: 18
B. Gluckman. Jan 94: 62 Peaceful solutions to violence. Annette Kessler. Nov 93: 10
Count to ten. Louanne M. Wheeler. Nov 93: 4 Physical education and the healthy child. Carl Gabbard. Nov 93:
Investigatory and disciplinary suspensions of principals. Perry A. 13
Zirkel; Ivan B. Gluckman. May 94: 48 Prescriptions for sick schools. Allan C. Ornstein. Nov 93: 25
Making playgrounds safe. Sue Oliver Kell. Nov 93: 18 A principal’s guide to asthma. Lani Smith Majer; James H. Joy.
Peaceful solutions to violence. Annette Kessler. Nov 93: 10 Nov 93: 42
Sexual misconduct by staff members. Perry A. Zirkel; Ivan B. Put yourself in their shoes. Kathryn Bourdon Bateman. Mar 94:
Gluckman. Mar 94: 62 58
Start the new year in the spring. Vernon B. Curtis; Steven H. Sexual misconduct by staff members. Perry A. Zirkel; Ivan B.
Smith. May 94: 27 Gluckman. Mar 94: 62
MAY 1994
Wellness on a shoestring. Anne L. Scott; Leonora H. Brabham.
Nov 93: 21 MATHEMATICS
Multiage classrooms: a new way to learn math. Martha Taylor
HUMOR Dever; Randy Zila; Noel N. Manzano. Mar 94: 22
Elementary principalship 101. Midge Pippel. Jan 94: 59
I’m not afraid of computers anymore (most of the time). Kather- MENTORING (see also LEADERSHIP, PRINCIPALSHIP)
ine Kramer. Mar 94: 59 Teacher induction: a success story. Hazel E. Loucks. Sep 93: 27
A lesson from Lucy. John C. Morris. Nov 93: 56
Little kids are different (thank goodness!). Virginia Wells Smith. MIDDLE GRADES
Nov 93: 59 Cooperative teamwork: hitting the bull’s-eye. Jerry P. House-
Welcome to Journalism 101. Maggie Rosen. May 94: 44 man. Nov 93: 54
What a way to start the year! Christine M. Mercure. Sep 93: 56 Interdependency: the Montessori approach. Paul Epstein. Mar
A world of difference. Richard Lodish. Sep 93: 41 94: 56
Motivating teachers: little things mean a lot. James J. Jeffries. Jan
LAW 94: 51
Academic penalties for absences: an update. Perry A. Zirkel; Ivan Project Achievement: an after-school success story. Christine M.
B. Gluckman. Jan 94: 62 Mercure. Sep 93: 48
The Americans with Disabilities Act: a primer for principals. A school that serves its community—and vice versa. Leonard
Maria M. Shelton. Nov 93: 35 Solo, Sr. May 94: 35
Grievances and the First Amendment. Perry A. Zirkel; Ivan B. A single-gender learning strategy. Michael D. Evans. Sep 93: 52
Gluckman. Sep 93: 60 Tapping a valuable resource: high school students. Louise Nash;
Investigatory and disciplinary suspensions of principals. Perry A. Linda Wanaselja. Nov 93: 47
Zirkel; Ivan B. Gluckman. May 94: 48
The Pledge of Allegiance: an update. Perry A. Zirkel. Nov 93: 62 MINORITIES (see also AT-RISK CHILDREN, DEMOGRAPH-
Prescriptions for sick schools. Allan C. Ornstein. Nov 93: 25 ICS)
Sexual misconduct by staff members. Perry A. Zirkel; Ivan B. Bringing multiculturalism to a unicultural school. Robin Pen-
Gluckman. Mar 94: 62 nock. Sep 93: 24
Communicating with parents when you don’t speak their lan-
LEADERSHIP (see also PRINCIPALSHIP) guage. Kelt Cooper; Maria Luisa Gonzalez. Nov 93: 45
Creating a classroom on the run. Gena D. Tyson. Sep 93: 44 Grievances and the First Amendment. Perry A. Zirkel; Ivan B.
Dos and don’ts for beginning teachers. Coleen Armstrong. Sep Gluckman. Sep 93: 60
93: 30 Put yourself in their shoes. Kathryn Bourdon Bateman. Mar 94:
How to treat your best teachers. Robert Dizney. Mar 94: 54 58 -
Integrating technology in education: the principal’s role. Debo- Recreating schools for a// children. John Morefield. Jan 94: 42
rah J. Gettys. Mar 94: 52 Trends in education. Thomas D. Snyder. Sep 93: 9
Mission: between dream and reality. Samuel G. Sava. Nov 93: 64 Wasting our gold. Samuel G. Sava. Jan 94: 64
Motivating teachers: little things mean a lot. James J. Jeffries. Jan A world of difference. Richard Lodish. Sep 93: 41
94: 51
A new direction for education. Richard W. Riley. Sep 93: 5 PARENTS (see also COMMUNITY/BUSINESS INVOLVE-
A new kind of principalship. Robert A. Koenig. Nov 93: 57 MENT)
Parent education: going from defense to offense. Paul M. Healey. Communicating with parents when you don’t speak their lan-
Mar 94: 30 guage. Kelt Cooper; Maria Luisa Gonzalez. Nov 93: 45
Principals can make a difference. Ronald G. Joekel; Frederick C. Creating a classroom on the run. Gena D. Tyson. Sep 93: 44
Wendel; Fred A. Hoke. Mar 94: 34 Developing a tuition-based, full-day kindergarten. Russell W.
The principal’s role in site-based management. William R. Lofthouse. May: 24
Drury. Sep 93: 16 E.T. goes home: a computer loan program. Frederick H. Fastenau
The private management of public schools. John M. McLaughlin. Ill. Sep 93: 51
Mar 94: 16 Home visits by teachers: a new twist on an old-fashioned idea.
Welcome to Journalism 101. Maggie Rosen. May 94: 44 Susan S. Clark. Jan 94: 49
What it takes to be an empowering principal. Henry A. Peel; Involving divorced parents. Harold M. Tarriff; Valerie Levine.
Bradford L. Walker. Mar 94: 41 Sep 93: 37
When it’s time for change. Jane Foley. May 94: 29 Keeping parents on the line—24 hours a day. Christine M. Mer-
When your K-5 school changes to a 3-5. Allan S. Vann. Sep 93: cure. May 94: 37
20 On slowing down. Samuel! G. Sava. May 94: 64
58 PRINCIPAL
Parent education: going from defense to offense. Paul M. Healey. Bringing multiculturalism to a unicultural school. Robin Pen-
Mar 94: 30 nock. Sep 93: 24
Building big-city schools better, faster, and cheaper. Ezra D,
PRINCIPALSHIP (see also LEADERSHIP) Ehrenkrantz; Stanton Eckstut. Jan 94: 33
Communicating with parents when you don’t speak their lan- Countering gang violence in American schools. Robert P.
guage. Kelt Cooper; Maria Luisa Gonzalez. Nov 93: 45 Cantrell; Mary Lynn Cantrell. Nov 93: 6
Cooperative learning: a principal’s perspective. Patricia Roy; Developing a tuition-based, full-day kindergarten. Russell W.
Jody Hoch. Mar 94: 27 Lofthouse. May 94: 24
Elementary principalship 101. Midge Pippel. Jan 94: 59 Interdependency: the Montessori approach. Paul Epstein. Mar
Grievances and the First Amendment. Perry A. Zirkel; Ivan B. 94: 56
Gluckman. Sep 93: 60 Is your school hazardous to children’s health? Norma L. Miller.
I’m not afraid of computers anymore (most of the time). Kather- Nov 93: 28
ine Kramer. Mar 94: 59 Keeping parents on the line—24 hours a day. Christine M. Mer-
Integrating technology in education: the principal’s role. Debo- cure. May 94: 37
rah J. Gettys. Mar 94: 52 Lessons from Reggio Emilia. Ernest Palestis. May 94: 16
Investigatory and disciplinary suspensions of principals. Perry A. Making playgrounds safe. Sue Oliver Kell. Nov 93: 18
Zirkel; Ivan B. Gluckman. May 94: 48 Mission: between dream and reality. Samuel G. Sava. Nov 93: 64
Little kids are different (thank goodness!). Virginia Weiis Smith. Not the same country. Samuel G. Sava. Mar 94: 64
Nov 93: 59 Off and running. Leon E. Greene. Sep 93: 4
Making the business card connection. Kay D. Woelfel. May 94: Prescriptions for sick schools. Allan C. Ornstein. Nov 93: 25
34 The private management of public schools. John M. McLaughlin.
Mission: between dream and reality. Samuel G. Sava. Nov 93: 64 Mar 94: 16
A new kind of principalship. Robert A. Koenig. Nov 93: 57 Recreating schools for all children. John Morefield. Jan 94: 42
Off and running. Leon E. Greene. Sep 93: 4 A school that serves its community—and vice versa. Leonard
The Pledge of Allegiance: an update. Perry A. Zirkel. Nov 93: 62 Solo, Sr. May 94: 35
The pre-employment interview: asking the right questions. Allan School visitations: a hands-on strategy for change. Robert P.
S. Vann. Jan 94: 38 Nielson. Sep 93: 46
Principals and professors: learning from each other. James E. Tomorrow is today at Silver Ridge. B. J. Wise. Mar 94: 44
Cramer; Mary McCart Cramer. Jan 94: 46 Trends in education. Thomas D. Snyder. Sep 93: 9
Principals can make a difference. Ronald G. joekel; Frederick C. When it’s time for change. Jane Foley. May 94: 29
Wendel; Fred A. Hoke. Mar 94: 34 When they say you’re last. William Henderson. Jan 94: 27
The principal’s role in site-based management. William R.
Drury. Sep 93: 16 SCIENCE
Principals’ salaries and benefits, 1993-94. Glen Robinson; Trends in education. Thomas D. Snyder. Sep 93: 9
Melinda Brown. May 94: 50
Teacher induction: a success story. Hazel E. Loucks. Sep 93: 27 SPECIAL EDUCATION (see also DISABILITIES)
What a way to start the year! Christine M. Mercure. Sep 93: 56 Inclusion, exclusion, confusion, and infusion. Kay D. Woelfel.
What it takes to be an empowering principai. Herry A. Peel; Mar 94: 48
Bradford L. Walker. Mar 94: 41 Inclusion: who gains and who loses? Allan S. Vann. May 94: 39
When it’s time for change. Jane Foley. May 94: 29 Innovative technology for students with disabilities. Shari Gel-
When your K-5 school changes to a 3-5. Allan S. Vann. Sep 93: man. Nov 93: 52
20 Let’s play fair with gifted students. Craig Kay. May 94: 42
Not even the best teacher can do it all. Leslie L. Roberts. Sep 93:
READING 54
Bringing books to life. Bill Rich. Nov 93: 50
Give them a reason to read. Susan J. Davis. Mar 94: 37 STAFF DEVELOPMENT (see also CURRICULUM AND IN-
Learning and lobster boats. Suellyn Garner. Mar 94: 21 STRUCTION, TEACHERS, TEACHING AND LEARNING)
Lunchtime literature: digesting prose and proteins. Mar 94: 51 School visitations: a hands-on strategy for change. Robert P.
Reading time is where you find it. Paul Finn; Susan Forbes. Mar Nielson. Sep 93: 46
94: 39 Teacher assessment: does it work? Marc H. Walker; Randy Zit-
terkopf. Jan 94: 57
SCHOOLS Welcome to Journalism 101. Maggie Rosen. May 94: 44
The basic school: focusing on the child. Ernest L. Boyer. Jan 94:
29 STANDARDS (see TESTING AND ASSESSMENT)
MAY 1994
TEACHERS (see also STAFF DEVELOPMENT, TEACHING Let’s play fair with gifted students. Craig Kay. May 94: 42
AND LEARNING) Multiage classrooms: a new way to learn math. Martha Taylor
Dos and don’ts for beginning teachers. Coleen Armstrong. Sep Dever; Randy Zila; Noel N. Manzano. Mar 94: 22
93: 30 Performance assessment: make them show what they know.
Home visits by teachers: a new twist on an old-fashioned idea. David Bartz; Suzanne Anderson-Robinson; Larry Hillman. Jan
Susan S. Clark. Jan 94: 49 94: 11
How to treat your best teachers. Robert Dizney. Mar 94: 54 Physical education and the healthy child. Carl Gabbard. Nov 93:
A lesson from Lucy. John C. Morris. Nov 93: 56 13
Motivating teachers: little things mean a lot. James J. Jeffries. Jan Principals and professors: learning from each other. James E.
94: 51 Cramer; Mary McCart Cramer. Jan 94: 46
Not even the best teacher can do it all. Leslie L. Roberts. Sep 93: Project Achievement: an after-school success story. Christine M.
54 Mercure. Sep 93: 48
The pre-employment interview: asking the right questions. Allan Recreating schools for a// children. John Morefield. Jan 94: 42
S. Vann. Jan 94: 38 A single-gender learning strategy. Michael D. Evans. Sep 93:
The principal’s role in site-based management. William R. a2
Drury. Sep 93: 16 Tapping a valuable resource: high school students. Louise Nash;
Put yourself in their shoes. Kathryn Bourdon Bateman. Mar 94: Linda Wanaselja. Nov 93: 47
58 Tomorrow is today at Silver Ridge. B.J. Wise. Mar 94: 44
School visitations: a hands-on strategy for change. Robert P. Wasting our gold. Samuel G. Sava. Jan 94: 64
Nielson. Sep 93: 46
Teacher assessment: does it work? Marc H. Walker; Randy Zit- TECHNOLOGY
terkopf. Jan 94: 57 Classroom computers: a new approach. Bruce M. Whitehead.
Teacher induction: a success story. Hazel E. Loucks. Sep 93: 27 Sep 93: 34
The electronic generation connection. Jan Simms; Bruce Simms.
TEACHING AND LEARNING (see also CURRICULUM AND IN- Jan 94: 53
STRUCTION) E.T. goes home: a computer loan program. Frederick H. Fastenau
All about me. Lilian G. Katz. May 94: 9 Ill. Sep 93: 51
Assessing without testing. Allan C. Ornstein. Jan 94: 16 I’m not afraid of computers anymore (most of the time). Kather-
The basic school: focusing on the child. Ernest L. Boyer. Jan 94: ine Kramer. Mar 94: 59
29 Innovative technology for students with disabilities. Shari Gel-
Bringing multiculturalism to a unicultural school. Robin Pen- man. Nov 93: 52
nock. Sep 93: 24 Integrating technology in education: the principal’s role. Debo-
Changing student attitudes about disabilities. Linda M. Trent. rah J. Gettys. Mar 94: 52
Nov 93: 32 Keeping parents on the line—24 hours a day. Christine M. Mer-
Classroom computers: a new approach. Bruce M. Whitehead. cure. May 94: 37
Sep 93: 34 Tomorrow is today at Silver Ridge. B.J. Wise. Mar 94: 44
Cooperative learning: a principal’s perspective. Patricia Roy;
Jody Hoch. Mar 94: 27 TESTING AND ASSESSMENT
Cooperative teamwork: hitting the bull’s-eye. Jerry P. House- Assessing without testing. Allan C. Ornstein. Jan 94: 16
man. Nov 93: 54 A critical look at standards and assessments. Gerald W. Bracey.
Curriculum and textbooks: a happy marriage? Allan S. Vann. Jan 94: 6
Mar 94: 20 14 principles of outcomes-based education. Albert Mamary. Jan
Developmentally appropriate practice: myths and facts. Harlene 94: 19
Galen. May 94: 20 Grading how we grade. Randall B. Parsons. Jan 94: 24
The electronic generation connection. Jan Simms; Bruce Simms. In defense of outcomes-based education. Thomas F. Kelly. Jan
Jan 94: 53 94: 23
14 principles of outcomes-based education. Albert Mamary. Jan Mugging the messengers. Samuel G. Sava. Sep 93: 64
94: 19 Performance assessment: make them show what they know.
Grading how we grade. Randall B. Parsons. Jan 94: 24 David Bartz; Suzanne Anderson-Robinson; Larry Hillman. Jan
Interdependency: the Montessori approach. Paul Epstein. Mar 94: 11
94: 56 Stop or go? Leon E. Greene. Jan 94: 4
Learning and lobster boats. Suellyn Garner. Mar 94: 21 Teacher assessment: does it work? Marc H. Walker; Randy Zit-
A lesson from Lucy. John C. Morris. Nov 93: 56 terkopf. Jan 94: 57
Lessons from Reggio Emilia. Ernest Palestis. May 94: 16 When they say you’re last. William Henderson. Jan 94: 27
60 PRINCIPAL
Author Index
A Ehrenkrantz, Ezra D.; Eckstut, Stanton. Building big-city schools
Anderson-Robinson, Suzanne; Bartz, David; Hillman, Larry. better, faster, and cheaper. Jan 94: 33
Performance assessment: make them show what they know. Elkind, David. Early childhood education and the postmodern
Jan 94: 11 world. May 94: 6
Armstrong, Coleen. Dos and don’ts for beginning teachers. Sep Epstein, Paul. Interdependency: the Montessori approach. Mar
93: 30 94: 56
Evans, Michael D. A single-gender learning strategy. Sep 93: 52
B
Bartz, David; Anderson-Robinson, Suzanne; Hillman, Larry. E
Performance assessment: make them show what they know. Fastenau, Frederick H., III. E.T. goes home: a computer loan pro-
Jan 94: 11 gram. Sep 93: 51
Bateman, Kathryn Bourdon. Put yourself in their shoes. Mar 94: Finn, Paul; Forbes, Susan. Reading time is where you find it. Mar
58 94: 39
Boyer, Ernest L. The basic school: focusing on the child. Jan 94: Foley, Jane. When it’s time for change. May 94: 29
29 Forbes, Susan; Finn, Paul. Reading time is where you find it. Mar
Brabham, Leonora H.; Scott, Anne L. Wellness on a shoestring. 94: 39
Nov 93: 21
Bracey, Gerald W. A critical look at standards and assessments. G
Jan 94: 6 Gabbard, Carl. Physical education and the healthy child. Nov 93:
Brown, Melinda; Robinson, Glen. Principals’ salaries and bene- 13
fits, 1993-94. May 94: 50 Galen, Harlene. Developmentally appropriate practice: myths
and facts. May 94: 20
C Garner, Suellyn. Learning and lobster boats. Mar 94: 21
Cantrell, Mary Lynn; Cantrell, Robert P. Countering gang vio- Gelman, Shari. Innovative technology for students with disabili-
lence in American schools. Nov 93: 6 ties. Nov 93: 52
Cantrell, Robert P.; Cantrell, Mary Lynn. Countering gang vio- Gettys, Deborah J. Integrating technology in education: the prin-
lence in American schools. Nov 93: 6 cipal’s role. Mar 94: 52
Clark, Susan S. Home visits by teachers: a new twist on an old- Gluckman, Ivan B.; Zirkel, Perry A. Academic penalties for ab-
fashioned idea. Jan 94: 49 sences: an update. Jan 94: 62
Cooper, Kelt; Gonzalez, Maria Luisa. Communicating with par- Gluckman, Ivan B.; Zirkel, Perry A. Investigatory and discipli-
ents when you don’t speak their language. Nov 93: 45 nary suspensions of principals. May 94: 48
Cramer, James E.; Cramer, Mary McCart. Principals and profes- Gluckman, Ivan B.; Zirkel, Perry A. Grievances and the First
sors: learning from each other. Jan 94: 46 Amendment. Sep 93: 60
Cramer, Mary McCart; Cramer, James E. Principals and profes- Gluckman, Ivan B.; Zirkel, Perry A. Sexual misconduct by staff
sors: learning from each other. Jan 94: 46 members. Mar 94: 62
Curtis, Vernon B.; Smith, Steven H. Start the new year in the Gonzalez, Maria Luisa; Cooper, Kelt. Communicating with par-
spring. May 94: 27 ents when you don’t speak their language. Nov 93: 45
Greene, Leon E. May is for (little) kids. May 94: 4
D Greene, Leon E. Off and running. Sep 93: 4
Davis, Susan J. Give them a reason to read. Mar 94: 37 Greene, Leon E. Stop or go? Jan 94: 4
Dever, Martha Taylor; Zila, Randy; Manzano, Noel N. Multiage
classrooms: a new way to learn math. Mar 94: 22 H
Dizney, Robert. How to treat your best teachers. Mar 94: 54 Healey, Paul M. Parent education: going from defense to offense.
Drury, William R. The principal’s role in site-based manage- Mar 94: 30
ment. Sep 93: 16 Henderson, William. When they say you’re last. Jan 94: 27
Hillman, Larry; Bartz, David; Anderson-Robinson, Suzanne.
E Performance assessment: make them show what they know.
Eckstut, Stanton; Ehrenkrantz, Ezra D. Building big-city schools Jan 94: 11
better, faster, and cheaper. Jan 94: 33 Hoch, Jody; Roy, Patricia. Cooperative learning: a principal's
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perspective. Mar 94: 27 Morefield, John. Recreating schools for all children. Jan 94: 42
Hoke, Fred A.; Joekel, Ronald G.; Wendel, Frederick C. Princi- Morris, John C. A lesson from Lucy. Nov 93: 56
pals can make a difference. Mar 94: 34 Murphy, Diane S.; Lynch, Eleanor W.; Lewis, Rena B. Improv-
Houseman, Jerry P. Cooperative teamwork: hitting the bull’s- ing education for children with chronic illnesses. Nov 93: 38
eye. Nov 93: 54
Hutchings, John M. Lunchtime literature: digesting prose and N
proteins. Mar 94: 51 Nash, Louise; Wanaselja, Linda. Tapping a valuable resource:
high school students. Nov 93: 47
J Neilson, Robert P. School visitations: a hands-on strategy for
Jeffries, James J. Motivating teachers: little things mean a lot. Jan change. Sep 93: 46
94: 51
Joekel, Ronald G.; Wendel, Frederick C.; Hoke, Fred A. Princi- 0
pals can make a difference. Mar 94: 34 Ornstein, Allan C. Assessing without testing. Jan 94: 16
Joy, James H.; Majer, Lani Smith. A principal’s guide to asthma. Ornstein, Allan C. Prescriptions for sick schools. Nov 93: 25
Nov 93: 42
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K Palestis, Ernest. Lessons from Reggio Emilia. May 94: 16
Katz, Lilian G. All about me. May 94: 9 Parsons, Randall B. Grading how we grade. Jan 94: 24
Kay, Craig. Let’s play fair with gifted students. May 94: 42 Peel, Henry A.; Walker, Bradford L. What it takes to be an em-
Kell, Sue Oliver. Making playgrounds safe. Nov 93: 18 powering principal. Mar 94: 41
Kelly, Thomas F. In defense of outcomes-based education. Jan 94: 23 Pennock, Robin. Bringing multiculturalism to a unicultural
Kessler, Annette. Peaceful solutions to violence. Nov 93: 10 school. Sep 93: 24
Koenig, Robert A. A new kind of principalship. Nov 93: 57 Pippel, Midge. Elementary principalship 101. Jan 94: 59
Kramer, Katherine. I’m not afraid of computers anymore (most
of the time). Mar 94: 59 R
Rich, William. Bringing books .to life. Nov 93: 50
L Riley, Richard W. A new direction for education. Sep 93: 5
Levine, Valerie; Tarriff, Harold M. Involving divorced parents. Roberts, Leslie L. Not even the best teacher can do it all. Sep 93:
Sep 93: 37 54
Lewis, Rena B.; Lynch, Eleanor W.; Murphy, Diane S. Improv- Robinson, Glen; Brown, Melinda. Principals’ salaries and bene-
ing education for children with chronic illnesses. Nov 93: 38 fits, 1993-94. May 94: 50
Lodish, Richard. A world of difference. Sep 93: 41 Rosen, Maggie. Book reviews:
Lofthouse, Russell W. Developing a tuition-based, full-day Backler, Alan; Eakin, Sybil (eds.). Every Child Can Succeed:
kindergarten. May 94: 24 Readings for School Improvement. Jan 94: 61
Loucks, Hazel E. Teacher induction: a success story. Sep 93: 27 Blase, Joseph. Bringing Out the Best in Teachers: What Effec-
Lynch, Eleanor W.; Lewis, Rena B.; Murphy, Diane S. Improv- tive Principals Do. Nov 93: 61
ing education for children with chronic illnesses. Nov 93: 38 Cartwright, Madeline; D’Orso, Michael. For the Children:
Lessons from a Visionary Principal. Mar 94: 61
M Cotter, Maury; Seymour, Daniel. Kidgets and Other Insightful
Majer, Lani Smith; Joy, James H. A principal’s guide to asthma. Stories About Quality in Education. May 94: 46
Nov 93: 42 Kuykendall, Crystal. From Rage to Hope: Strategies for Re-
Mamary, Albert. 14 principles of outcomes-based education. Jan claiming Black and Hispanic Students. Sep 93: 59
94: 19 McAdams, Richard. Lessons from Abroad: How Other Coun-
Manzano, Noel N.; Dever, Martha Taylor; Zila, Randy. Multiage tries Educate their Children. Nov 93: 61
classrooms: a new way to learn math. Mar 94: 22 Papert, Seymour. The Children’s Machine: Rethinking School
McLaughlin, John M. The private management of public schools. in the Age of the Computer. Jan 94: 61
Mar 94: 16 Sowell, Thomas. /nside Education: The Decline, the Decep-
Mercure, Christine M. Project Achievement: an after-school suc- tion, the Dogmas. May 94: 46
cess story. Sep 93: 48 Weisberg, Richard. Creativity: Beyond the Myth of Genius.
Mercure, Christine M. Keeping parents on the line—24 hours a Sep 93: 59
day. May 94: 37 Zemelman, Steven; Daniels, Harvey; Hyde, Arthur. New Stan-
Mercure, Christine M. What a way to start the year! Sep 93: 56 dards for Teaching and Learning in America’s Schools.
Miller, Norma L. Is your school hazardous to children’s health? Mar 94: 61
Nov 93: 28 Rosen, Maggie. Welcome to Journalism 101. May 94: 44
62 PRINCIPAL
Roy, Patricia; Hoch, Jody. Cooperative learning: a principal’s Whitehead, Bruce M. Classroom computers: a new approach.
perspective. Mar 94: 27 Sep 93: 34
Wise, B. J. Tomorrow is today at Silver Ridge. Mar 94: 44
S Woelfel, Kay D. Making the business card connection. May 94:
Sava, Samuel G. Mission: between dream and reality. Nov 93: 64 34
Sava, Samuel G. Mugging the messengers. Sep 93: 64 Woelfel, Kay D. Inclusion, exclusion, confusion, and infusion.
Sava, Samuel G. Not the same country. Mar 94: 64 Mar 94: 48
Sava, Samuel G. On slowing down. May 94: 64 Wynne, Edward A. Conservatism: a viable alternative for educa-
Sava, Samuel G. Wasting our gold. Jan 94: 64 tors. Jan 94: 55
Scott, Anue L.; Brabham, Leonora H. Wellness on a shoestring.
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Shelton, Maria M. Americans with Disabilities Act: a primer for Zila, Randy; Dever, Martha Taylor; Manzano, Noel N. Multiage
principals. Nov 93: 35 classrooms: a new way to learn math. Mar 94: 22
Simms, Bruce; Simms, Jan. The electronic generation connec- Zirkel, Perry A.; Gluckman, Ivan B. Academic penalties for ab-
tion. Jan 94: 53 sences: an update. Jan 94: 62
Simms, Jan; Simms, Bruce. The electronic generation connec- Zirkel, Perry A.; Gluckman, Ivan B. Investigatory and discipli-
tion. Jan 94: 53 nary suspensions of principals. May 94: 48
Smith, Steven H.; Curtis, Vernon B. Start the new year in the Zirkel, Perry A.; Gluckman, Ivan B. Grievances and the First
spring. May 94: 27 Amendment. Sep 93: 60
Smith, Virginia Wells. Little kids are different (thank goodness! ). Zirkel, Perry A. The Pledge of Allegiance: an update. Nov 93: 62
Nov 93: 59 Zirkel, Perry A.; Gluckman, Ivan B. Sexual misconduct by staff
Snyder, Thomas D. Trends in education. Sep 93: 9 members. Mar 94: 62
Solo, Leonard, Sr. A school that serves its community—and vice Zitterkopf, Randy; Walker, Marc H. Teacher assessment: does it
versa. May 94: 35 work? Jan 94: 57
Stouten, Jack W. On patrol with disabilities. Nov 93: 33
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powering principal. Mar 94: 41
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Wheeler, Louanne M. Count to ten. Nov 93: 4
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