Montana Statewide Dropout And Graduate Report [electronic Resource] 2004
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Montana Statewide Dropout And Graduate Report [electronic Resource] 2004
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• Focusing on changing the classroom experience through professional development to improve curriculum and instruction rather than focusing on dropout prevention services.
• Mentoring and tutoring by supportive adults and peers.
• Evaluating the impact of policies, practices, and structures on all students.
• Providing collective support to school and student needs through community and family collaboration.
Final Note Policy implications that were identified by research studies as critical to ...the effectiveness of dropout intervention strategies included: • The choice of teachers is more important than the choice of cumculum.
• The high school level may be too late to begin implementing intervention strategies.
• Data is needed to design appropriate strategies to prevent students from dropping out (NEGP, 2000).
The goal of gathering dropout information is to identify where and when students drop out of school and to use this knowledge to help keep students in school. Each community needs to learn the unique reasons why students drop out of their schools and, as a community, participate in supporting interventions to keep them in school and perhaps break the cycle of at-risk factors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
• Focusing on changing the classroom experience through professional development to improve curriculum and instruction rather than focusing on dropout prevention services.
• Mentoring and tutoring by supportive adults and peers.
• Evaluating the impact of policies, practices, and structures on all students.
• Providing collective support to school and student needs through community and family collaboration.
Final Note Policy implications that were identified by research studies as critical to ...the effectiveness of dropout intervention strategies included: • The choice of teachers is more important than the choice of cumculum.
• The high school level may be too late to begin implementing intervention strategies.
• Data is needed to design appropriate strategies to prevent students from dropping out (NEGP, 2000).
The goal of gathering dropout information is to identify where and when students drop out of school and to use this knowledge to help keep students in school. Each community needs to learn the unique reasons why students drop out of their schools and, as a community, participate in supporting interventions to keep them in school and perhaps break the cycle of at-risk factors.
What to read after Montana Statewide Dropout And Graduate Report [electronic Resource] 2004?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.Office of Public Instruction to read onlineMoreLess
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