by Jonathan M Alexander | Jul 18, 2014 | Articles
A new superintendent has the stated objective of keeping students in school and out of trouble. According to Bert L’Homme newly installed as Durham Public Schools superintendent, raising standards includes lowering suspensions and dropout rates, while improving... by Mackenzie Ryan | Feb 24, 2014 | Articles
A unique outreach creating community mentorship helps kids stay in school. When Dina Zacharias was in high school, there was a time when teachers wondered if she would graduaate. That is, if she even attended high school at all. There was a time when teachers... by Liz Bowie | Feb 3, 2014 | Articles
Suspensions are a last resort for new discipline codes that re being enacted in some states, ending zero tolerance policies that send large numbers of boys, special education students, and African Americans for minor infractions. Education experts said they believe... by Michael Linsin | Oct 23, 2013 | Articles
Difficult students don’t need more attention. Many times they are given too much attention and learning how to deal with them can save you and them some frustration. Here’s are some thoughts to help you handle the difficult students in your classroom. ...
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