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Hancock, Michele; Lamendola, Barbara – Educational Leadership, 2005
The road to improvement has taken the staff of a high-poverty urban school from isolation to collaboration. The innovations that were developed based on the basis of the collective analysis of school wide requirements have helped the John Williams Elementary School No. 5 in Rochester, New York, to create pathways to excellence and become a…
Descriptors: Urban Schools, Poverty, Educational Improvement, Elementary School Teachers

Strong, Richard; Silver, Harvey; Perini, Matthew – Educational Leadership, 1999
Like today's educators, Japanese haiku poets were caught between standards (like courtly love) and everyday realities. From this tension, they created a remarkable poetic form. Three examples from teachers' professional development work apply simple-and-deep principles to listening tasks, an assessment "deal," and curricular-standards…
Descriptors: Educational Innovation, Elementary Education, Haiku, Instructional Improvement