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Bunting, Carolyn E. – Clearing House, 2004
When middle schools align themselves with high schools, the educational and developmental transition of early adolescents succeeds. Begin the work of transitioning sooner and high schools will spend less time acclimating students to the demands of high school and more time teaching new material. This article discusses the importance of aligning…
Descriptors: Early Adolescents, Articulation (Education), High Schools, Middle Schools
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McGlinn, Jeanne M. – Clearing House, 2003
Discusses how student teaching is supposed to use all the elements of the learning cycle. Considers the realities of student teaching experiences and illustrates models of student teaching. Presents four profiles of student teachers that are drawn from semester-long reflections. Discusses supervisors' reactions to the reflection cycle. Concludes…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Cooperation, Elementary Secondary Education, Experiential Learning
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Weasmer, Jerie; Woods, Amelia Mays – Clearing House, 2003
Hopes to better understand the perceptions of host teachers of their roles as mentors and the extent to which those perceptions were grounded in reflection on theory and practice. Considers to what extent supervising student teachers results in reflection on theory and practice and what cooperating teachers perceive as their roles in the mentoring…
Descriptors: Cooperation, Elementary Secondary Education, Mentors, Reflective Teaching
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Smith, Eugene – Clearing House, 1981
Since 1978, the University of Washington has offered two of its freshman writing courses at Sequim High School, for advanced students wishing to earn college credit. The author discusses program's operations, advantages, and disadvantages, and compares it to the Advanced Placement Program. (SJL)
Descriptors: Acceleration, Advanced Courses, College Credits, College English