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Rutherford, William L. – 1989
An assessment of the Homework Emphasis Program (HEP) at a senior high school located in a mid-sized city is presented. This program is intended to increase student learning and decrease the number of failing grades by encouraging students to complete all assigned homework. HEP involves warnings to students who have not completed homework…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, High School Students, High Schools, Homework

Blackfelner, Carol; Ranallo, Barbara – 1998
Research has demonstrated that parent involvement has many beneficial effects for students. This action research project designed and implemented a program to raise the academic achievement of second-grade students by increasing parent involvement. The students attended two second-grade classrooms in a west-central Illinois school. The problem of…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Grade 2, Homework, Parent Attitudes

Rhoades, Mary M.; Kratochwill, Thomas R. – School Psychology Quarterly, 1998
A homework-intervention training program for parents of male children with average or better skills and ability was evaluated. A series of individual parent consultation and training sessions were used to teach specific homework interventions. A multiple baseline design across participants produced favorable results over the school year.…
Descriptors: Elementary School Students, Homework, Intermediate Grades, Intervention
Parkes, Jay; Giron, Tilia – Online Submission, 2006
Reliability methodology needs to evolve as validity has done into an argument supported by theory and empirical evidence. Nowhere is the inadequacy of current methods more visible than in classroom assessment. Reliability arguments would also permit additional methodologies for evidencing reliability in classrooms. It would liberalize methodology…
Descriptors: Report Cards, Parent Teacher Conferences, Test Reliability, Evaluation Methods