Lessons from High-Performing Hispanic Schools: Creating Learning Communities (Critical Issues in Educational Leadership Series) - Hardcover
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This practical volume provides school administrators and teachers with the tools they need to transform ordinary schools into high-performing schools:
- Provides a framework for creating successful learning communities
- Shows teachers specific classroom practices that academically motivate minority children
- Recommends leadership practices that school principals can use to foster academic excellence
- Outlines strategies for involving parents in their children’s education
- Describes specific assessment practices
- Includes true-to-life, inspiring stories of poor, minority students succeeding academically
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About the Author
Pedro Reyes and Jay D. Scribner are both professors at The University of Texas at Austin in the Public School Executive Leadership Program. Alicia Paredes Scribner is an associate professor of School Psychology at Southwest Texas State University.
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