No Child Left Behind
No Child Left Behind Web Site
- Official U.S. Department of Education web site summarizes the No Child
Left Behind Act. It answers common questions about the law, explains what
the law does for parents, and tells where to find additional resources.
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Accountability
for Student Achievement - Adequate Yearly Progress: Results, not Process
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A Letter from Secretary
of Education, Rod Paige explaining some provisions of NCLB - Public
school choice, supplemental education services, and collective bargaining
agreements.
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Can
this Bill Live up to Its Name? - A PBS article.
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Closing
the Gap - The Education Trust's recipe for meeting new federal
standards on student achievement
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Committee
on Education and the Workforce U.S. House of Representatives
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Education Commission of the States
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Education
Week: No Child Left Behind
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Final
Regulations for implementation of Title I, Part A, as well as
a short summary and fact sheet about the new regulations.
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Flexibility and
Waivers on the No Child Left Behind Act
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Focus on Reading First
and the No Child Left Behind Legislation
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For Parents-- No Child
Left Behind
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For Policy Makers
and Educators
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Hard
Lessons - Diane Ravitch
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High Stakes
Are For Tomatoes - by Peter Schrag
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How
to Fix America's Schools - by William C. Symonds
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Important Aspects
of No Child Left Behind Relevant to NAEP
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Learning First Alliance
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Leaving
Education Reform Behind - by Chester E. Finn Jr.
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Long
Road to Reform - by David S. Broder
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Meeting
the Highly Qualified Teachers Challenge
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National Conferences on State Legislatures
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National Staff Development
Council: No Child Left Behind
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NCLB
frequently asked questions about accountability
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NCLB
frequently asked questions about testing
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NJSBA's Resource Guide to
NCLB
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No Educator
Left Behind: Multiple Certifications/Endorsements
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No Child Left
Behind - Brief Standards Glossary
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No Child Left Behind -
Special site prepared by ETS
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No Child Left Behind -
clearinghouse for the No Child Left Behind
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No Child
Left Behind Places Premium on Reading Instruction in Content Areas
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No Child
Left Behind Resources - Special Education Law & Advocacy Strategies
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No
Child Left Behind: The Facts
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No Child Left Behind,
Or Maybe Just The One's With Disabilities
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No Child Left Behind:
A Desktop Reference PDF
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No Child Left Behind: Resources
National Science Teachers Association
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No Child
Left Behind: What It Means to Teachers - The No Child Left Behind
Act (NCLB) is the most sweeping education reform legislation in more than
35 years. The law aims to have all students performing at proficient levels
in mathematics and reading by 2014. Educators will play an important role
in implementing this reform. Beginning this school year, teachers and school
districts must begin setting standards for core subjects, administering
annual tests, and reporting on student achievement to parents and
policymakers. New teachers hired with Title I money must be "highly qualified."
And students in schools that perform poorly for two years in a row are
entitled to move to another school.
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No Child
Left Behind: What It Means to You - Education World® : School Issues
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North Central Region Educational
Library (NCREL)
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Research
and Educational Services - No Child Left Behind
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Scientifically
Based Research and The Comprehensive School Reform Program
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Several
States' data systems found lacking - eSchool Online
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SouthCentral RTEC-No
Child Left Behind
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Speeches -
No Child Left Behind transcripts of speeches given by President George
W. Bush and U.S. Secretary of Education Rod Paige about No Child Left Behind
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Testing
Our Schools -
PBS Testing Limits - by Nicholas Lemann
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The Achiever
- the U.S. Department of Education NCLB Newsletter
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The
Facts About Measuring Progress - "No Child Left Behind"
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The
Fordham Foundation No Child Left Behind: What Will It Take?
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The NEA
"Parent?s Guide to Choosing Supplemental Service Providers"
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The
New Rules - An overview of the testing and accountability provisions
of the No Child Left Behind Act.
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The
President's Big Test - Nicholas Lemann, the Washington correspondent
for The New Yorker, talks about the surprising politics of George W. Bush's
education bill in a Web-exclusive FRONTLINE interview.
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The
Testing Industry Big Four - Profiles of the four companies that dominate
the business of making and scoring standardized achievement tests.
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Why
the Education Bill Is Likely to Fail - by Lorraine Woellert
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Wrightslaw
- No Child Left Behind Act
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