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Direct linkMiddle School Journal, 2024
For too long, the middle grades have been racked by a mistaken narrative that this age group is simply too difficult, or that it's a time in life when one must simply endure rather than thrive. The Association for Middle Level Education (AMLE) rejects that narrative. It is time for a unified policy agenda in support of the middle grades. This…
Descriptors: Middle Schools, Educational Policy, Policy Formation, Advocacy
Peer reviewedThomason, Julia; Thompson, Max – Middle School Journal, 1992
Middle school transition brings with it considerable change for those involved. Using corporate and industrial management theories and practices presents a rationale for wholesale and comprehensive educational change. (six references) (MLF)
Descriptors: Change Strategies, Educational Change, Intermediate Grades, Job Satisfaction
