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"Research Matters" Articles from Educational Leadership, published by the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD)

The following articles were written and edited by AIR staff for the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD). Each article sought to provide practical, research-based advice that administrators, principals, and teachers could immediately use to improve practice at the district, school, and classroom level.

Volume 63

  • May 2006: Challenging the Status Quo
    Research Matters/The Potential of the Portfolio Approach


  • April 2006: Teaching the Tweens
    Research Matters/Promoting Adolescents' Prosocial Behavior


  • March 2006: Improving Professional Practice
    Research Matters/Moving to Evidence Based Professional Practice


  • February 2006: Helping Struggling Students
    Research Matters/Technology to Help Struggling Students


  • November 2005: Assessment to Promote Learning
    Research Matters/Challenges of Value-Added Assessment


  • October 2005: Reading Comprehension
    Research Matters/Teaching Students to Interact with Text


  • September 2005: The Whole Child
    Research Matters/Creating Culturally Responsive Schools


  • Volume 62

  • May 2005: Supporting New Educators
    Research Matters/Improving Teacher Induction


  • April 2005: The Adolescent Learner
    Research Matters/Fostering Adolescent Literacy


  • March 2005: Learning from Urban Schools
    Research Matters/Positive Culture in Urban Schools


  • February 2005: How Schools Improve
    Research Matters/How Student Progress Monitoring Improves Instruction


  • December 2004/January 2005: Educating Language Learners
    Research Matters/Successful Strategies for English Language Learners


  • October 2004: Writing
    Research Matters/Is Process Writing the "Write Stuff"?


  • September 2004: Teaching for Meaning
    Research Matters/Teach Mathematics Right the First Time