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Peer reviewedRiemer, Joel – Educational Leadership, 1995
Religious conservatives and political libertarians share a family-centered vision of home schooling. Conservatives' home-schooling plans are usually based on Christian ethics and feature a core group of subjects--reading, writing, mathematics, science, religious studies, and history. The author and his wife, both certified teachers and…
Descriptors: Christianity, Conservatism, Curriculum Design, Elementary Education
Peer reviewedShepherd, Mike – Educational Leadership, 1995
A Texas elementary school is meeting home-school parents halfway by fostering a once-weekly project involving adolescent, home-schooled tutors and fifth and sixth graders. The home-schooled kids get a break from their routine, and the public schoolers benefit from help with academic subjects and community service projects. (MLH)
Descriptors: Community Services, Educational Benefits, Elementary Education, Home Schooling
Peer reviewedTerpstra, Mary – Educational Leadership, 1995
In 1991, the Iowa legislature enacted dual-enrollment legislation allowing Iowa's home-schooling students to enroll in their district for academic programs, participate in extracurricular activities, and use the area education agency's services. This article tells how a home-schooling parent worked with a principal to create a program serving 37…
Descriptors: Dual Enrollment, Elementary Secondary Education, Home Schooling, Nontraditional Education
Peer reviewedSchmidt, Benno C., Jr. – Educational Leadership, 1995
The Edison Project will reconfigure time, deploy truly professional teachers, and utilize technologies in powerful new ways. Other Edison design highlights include its research basis; clear, defining values; high universal standards; five-domain curriculum; proven, individualized instructional methods; creative organization; true accountability;…
Descriptors: Accountability, Change Strategies, Community Involvement, Educational Change
Peer reviewedMolnar, Alex – Educational Leadership, 1995
Tainted by failure, rooted in myth, and marked by questionable practice, public-private partnerships in education are risky. Performance contracting failed miserably in the 1970s. Faulty privatization rationales include myths surrounding SAT test scores and the "bloated bureaucracy" and "money doesn't matter" arguments. Neither the Edison Project…
Descriptors: Class Size, Efficiency, Elementary Secondary Education, Financial Problems
Peer reviewedFarrell, Walter C., Jr.; And Others – Educational Leadership, 1995
Although urban public school educators are not achieving optimal results, there is no evidence that for-profit educational companies will do any better or possess special expertise in educating poor students of color. Education Alternatives, Inc. has trouble retaining low-paid nonunion paraprofessionals and has cut out minority contractors. The…
Descriptors: Economically Disadvantaged, Elementary Secondary Education, Equal Education, Labor Problems
Peer reviewedBennett, David – Educational Leadership, 1995
By pooling talents and resources of seasoned educators and the private sector, Education Alternatives, Inc. is invigorating school systems in several urban areas, including Dade County, Florida; Baltimore, Maryland; and Hartford, Connecticut. A private-public partnership has two advantages over conventionally managed districts: readily available…
Descriptors: Competition, Elementary Secondary Education, Entrepreneurship, Partnerships in Education
Peer reviewedHurst, David S. – Educational Leadership, 1995
Educators cannot withstand the inevitable advance of alternative education and privatization efforts. Luckily, no one alternative will become the ultimate solution. Visionary educators can respond by adapting to new management and governance concepts, expecting increased accountability, creating teams, maintaining a customer orientation, planning…
Descriptors: Administrator Responsibility, Change Strategies, Elementary Secondary Education, Guidelines
Peer reviewedBracey, Gerald W. – Educational Leadership, 1995
The (media-induced) aura of failure surrounding schools is so pervasive that even friends of education misinterpret data. Four Bracey reports published in "Phi Delta Kappan" amassed substantial positive evidence, but the media choose to accentuate the negative. Given the severe decline in other social institutions, schools are performing rather…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Elementary Secondary Education, Failure, Misconceptions
Peer reviewedHolt, Maurice – Educational Leadership, 1995
The central idea in W. Edwards Deming's approach to quality management is the need to improve process. Outcome-based education's central defect is its failure to address process. Deming would reject OBE along with management-by-objectives. Education is not a product defined by specific output measures, but a process to develop the mind. (MLH)
Descriptors: Educational Quality, Elementary Secondary Education, Evaluation Criteria, Learning Processes
Peer reviewedSchwarz, Gretchen – Educational Leadership, 1995
Outcome-based education (OBE) advocates use mechanistic terminology suggestive of the business world, not organic words embodying reflection, serendipity, and discovery. With OBE, outside experts prescribe what is best for students and teachers, who remain essentially voiceless. Teaching is defined in technical dimensions. Such linear,…
Descriptors: Discovery Learning, Elementary Secondary Education, Figurative Language, Jargon
Peer reviewedLickona, Thomas – Educational Leadership, 1993
Concern over the moral condition of American society is spawning a new character-education movement requiring teachers to create a moral community, practice moral discipline, foster classroom democracy, teach values through the curriculum, stress cooperative learning and conflict resolution, and foster caring beyond the classroom. (MLH)
Descriptors: Citizenship Responsibility, Conflict Resolution, Elementary Secondary Education, Ethical Instruction
Peer reviewedBerreth, Diane; Scherer, Marge – Educational Leadership, 1993
Defying "liberal" and "conservative" labels, Communitarianism is a new social movement reflected in George Bush's endorsement of family values and Bill Clinton's calls for community service. Communitarianism does not uphold the individual's rights at all costs, nor impose moral solutions. The Communitarian agenda is to personalize schooling and…
Descriptors: Citizenship Responsibility, Elementary Secondary Education, Ethical Instruction, Hidden Curriculum
Peer reviewedRyan, Kevin – Educational Leadership, 1993
Schools must provide opportunities for students to discover what is most worth knowing, as they prepare to be citizens, good workers, good private individuals. Formal curriculum is one vehicle for teaching Tao (universal path to becoming a good person). Hidden curriculum can also convey profound teachings, if a spirit of fairness predominates,…
Descriptors: Classroom Environment, Cultural Pluralism, Curriculum Development, Elementary Secondary Education
Peer reviewedBrooks, B. David; Kann, Mark E. – Educational Leadership, 1993
In fall 1990, 25 Los Angeles elementary and middle schools piloted a multifaceted character-education program that diminished discipline referrals and improved student achievement. (MLH)
Descriptors: Classroom Environment, Elementary Secondary Education, Ethical Instruction, Pilot Projects


