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Tag Archives: Education Policy

A Broader and Bolder Approach Uses Education to Break the Cycle of Poverty

Recommended ReadingBy InflexionNovember 1, 2011

Pedro A. Noguera argues that education policy must address the outside-of-school challenges that students in poverty face if the system is to be just and effective. He identifies some of the ways in which concentrated poverty affects schools and discusses how to mitigate those effects.

School Leadership Study: Developing Successful Principals

Recommended ReadingBy InflexionJanuary 1, 2005

The authors discuss research on essential elements of good leadership, successful leadership development programs, program structures that provide the best learning environments, and policies that sustain good programs.

How Leadership Influences Student Learning

Recommended ReadingBy InflexionSeptember 1, 2004

This article attempts to explain how leadership has an effect on student learning and what the essential ingredients of successful leadership are. The authors suggest that leadership is second only to teaching in its impact on student-learning.

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