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Never Replicate?
6/9/04 2:19 PM
Author:
Deborah McGriff
Carole, should the international network of Montessori Schools exist?
Posted as a reply to:
Replication of successful schools - a postscript
by Carole Mottaz
Discussion Thread:
Influencing Traditional Public Schools - Working With Districts
Submitted by
Bob Montgomery
on 6/9/04 5:27 AM
Partners
Submitted by
Otho Tucker
on 6/9/04 5:34 AM
End traditional districts
Submitted by
Doug Thomas
on 6/9/04 7:42 AM
Districts can't change fast enough???
Submitted by
Joe Nathan
on 6/9/04 10:21 AM
Charters are competition--and that's a good thing.
Submitted by
Gerry Vazquez
on 6/9/04 6:12 PM
competition doesn't have to denote winners and losers
Submitted by
Cindy Zautcke
on 6/9/04 10:19 AM
Parental Choice
Submitted by
Deborah McGriff
on 6/9/04 10:47 AM
Choice for Parents
Submitted by
Otho Tucker
on 6/9/04 11:01 AM
Empowering Parents
Submitted by
Deborah McGriff
on 6/9/04 11:27 AM
Competing and Partnering - Winners and Losers
Submitted by
Otho Tucker
on 6/9/04 10:53 AM
Competition in Public Education
Submitted by
Roger W. Bourassa
on 6/9/04 11:02 AM
Positive Outcomes
Submitted by
Otho Tucker
on 6/9/04 5:50 AM
Introduction of Charters Shown to Increase Achievement in Traditional Public Schools
Submitted by
Michelle Godard Terrell
on 6/9/04 6:43 AM
Reframing the Question
Submitted by
Deborah McGriff
on 6/9/04 5:58 AM
Research-Based Education
Submitted by
Janice Showler
on 6/9/04 6:42 AM
Give Up Control to Gain More Influence
Submitted by
Mark Cannon
on 6/9/04 6:42 AM
Yes, reframe the question!
Submitted by
Doug Thomas
on 6/9/04 7:30 AM
preventing entrenchment
Submitted by
Dorothy Wood
on 6/9/04 8:11 AM
Entrenched Programs
Submitted by
Deborah McGriff
on 6/9/04 8:34 AM
Shared Goals and Objectives
Submitted by
Micheal Floyd
on 6/9/04 6:16 AM
Influencing Traditional Public Schools
Submitted by
Alice Heller
on 6/9/04 6:23 AM
Replication of Successful Schools
Submitted by
Otho Tucker
on 6/9/04 7:25 AM
Requesting Definitions
Submitted by
Patty Dump
on 6/9/04 9:03 AM
"Successful"
Submitted by
Otho Tucker
on 6/9/04 9:43 AM
Inequity
Submitted by
Patty Dump
on 6/9/04 11:10 AM
What About Teacher Replication?
Submitted by
Bob Montgomery
on 6/9/04 1:21 PM
Tomorrow
Submitted by
Patty Dump
on 6/9/04 5:11 PM
Defining Success
Submitted by
Deborah McGriff
on 6/9/04 9:48 AM
Total Afffirmation
Submitted by
Patty Dump
on 6/9/04 9:58 AM
Arrogance in Education?
Submitted by
Roger W. Bourassa
on 6/9/04 10:43 AM
Still in agreement
Submitted by
Patty Dump
on 6/9/04 11:18 AM
Success of Mission
Submitted by
Roger W. Bourassa
on 6/9/04 10:30 AM
Whose mission?
Submitted by
Patty Dump
on 6/9/04 11:50 AM
Collaborating for Improved Educational Outcomes
Submitted by
Lynn Kepford
on 6/9/04 9:18 AM
Replication of Successful Schools - this makes me shudder!
Submitted by
Carole Mottaz
on 6/9/04 1:53 PM
Replication of successful schools - a postscript
Submitted by
Carole Mottaz
on 6/9/04 2:01 PM
Never Replicate?
Submitted by
Deborah McGriff
on 6/9/04 2:19 PM
Different Models
Submitted by
Stef Stahl
on 6/9/04 11:10 AM
Educational Equity & Academic Achievement
Submitted by
Bob Montgomery
on 6/9/04 12:33 PM
Educational Equity and Academic Achievement
Submitted by
Carole Mottaz
on 6/9/04 1:47 PM
Influence
Submitted by
Mike Clem
on 6/9/04 7:20 AM
Opposite effect
Submitted by
Mike Fernandez
on 6/9/04 3:09 PM
Working with district schools
Submitted by
Heidi Mitchell
on 6/9/04 8:29 AM
Dealing with charter critics
Submitted by
Joe Nathan
on 6/9/04 9:50 AM
Charter Joe Nathan's comment about charter schools having something to offer mainstream education.
Submitted by
Carole Mottaz
on 6/9/04 1:37 PM
Collaboration between districts and charter schools
Submitted by
Tracy Quarnstrom
on 6/9/04 12:52 PM
Charter School Influence
Submitted by
Carmen Rivera
on 6/9/04 8:32 PM
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