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Narrowing the achievement gap : perspectives and strategies for challenging times / edited by Thomas B. Timar, Julie Maxwell-Jolly.

Contributor Timar, Thomas.

Imprint:Cambridge, MA : Harvard Education Press, c2012.

Descriptionvi, 328 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.

Note:Slow and uneven progress in narrowing achievement gaps on state tests / Nancy Kober, Victor Chudowsky, and Naomi Chudowsky -- Reframing the ecology of opportunity and achievement gaps: why "no excuses" reforms have failed to narrow student group differences in educational outcomes / Robert K. Ream, Sarah M Ryan, and Jose A. Espinosa -- Narrowing the multiple achievement gaps in the United States : eight goals for the long haul / W. Norton Grubb -- The achievement gap in California and beyond: context, status, and approaches for improvement / Eva L. Baker, Noelle C. Griffin, and Kilchan Choi -- Accessing high quality instructional strategies / Edmund T. Hamann and Janelle Reeves -- Organizational strategies for addressing the educational achievement gap Douglas E. Mitchell ... [et al.] -- Improving high schools as a strategy for closing the achievement gap / Russell W. Rumberger -- Teaching all our children well: teachers and teaching to close the achievement gap / Julie Maxwell-Jolly and Patricia Gandara -- Narrowing achievement gaps in tough times: rethinking the roles of money and school resources / W. Norton Grubb -- Partnering with families and communities to address academic disparities / Nancy Erbstein and Elizabeth Miller -- Reframing policy practice to close the achievement gap / Thomas B. Timar.

Bibliography Note:Bibliographical references and index.



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Timar, Thomas.
Maxwell-Jolly, Julie.
Title:
Perspectives and strategies for challenging times.
Subject:
Education -- United States -- Evaluation.
Education -- Aims and objectives -- United States.
Children of minorities -- Education -- United States.
Academic achievement -- United States.