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Geometry in the Middle School

The Mathematical Gazette, 1968
In all the ferment of ideas for syllabus reform that have come to the notice of the main body of mathematics teachers in this country over the last ten years or so, there is the least agreement on those concerned with the teaching of geometry.
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Reexamining Middle School Effects: A Comparison of Middle Grades Students in Middle Schools and K–8 Schools

American Journal of Education, 2006
The period of the middle grades has seen numerous reforms to improve education for students in early adolescence. However, although several current reforms seek to overhaul middle schools, only a handful of studies have directly compared the effects of different configurations of grades.
Christopher C. Weiss, Lindsay Kipnes
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Science Self‐Efficacy and School Transitions: Elementary School to Middle School, Middle School to High School

School Science and Mathematics, 2015
This study examined the science self‐efficacy beliefs of students at the transition from elementary school (Grade 6) to middle school (Grade 7) and the transition from middle school (Grade 8) to high school (Grade 9). The purpose was to determine whether students' perceived competence is impacted at these important school transitions and if the effect ...
Brandi B. Lofgran   +2 more
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Developing a School Functioning Index for Middle Schools

Journal of School Health, 2003
ABSTRACT: Despite widespread recognition of schools' role in the healthy development of youth, surprisingly little research has examined the relationships between schools' overall functioning and the health‐related behavior of students. School functioning could become an important predictor of students' health‐related behavior and may be amenable to ...
Amanda S, Birnbaum   +4 more
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Middle Schools: the heart of schools in crisis

British Journal of Sociology of Education, 1983
Abstract This paper is about middle schools and the effects of recent policies on the curricula organisation of six of them. We begin by establishing some general links between middle school origins, brief history and development, and wider economic and political forces for change.
Gwen Wallace, Les Tickle
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Cheating in Middle School and High School

The Educational Forum, 2007
Abstract There is increasing concern about cheating in the secondary schools. This article describes the prevalence of dishonesty in testing, motivation for student cheating, new forms of deception using technology tools, initiatives to protect security of tests, methods students use to obtain papers without crediting the original source, tools for ...
Paris S. Strom, Robert D. Strom
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Renewing the Middle School: The Early Success of Middle School Education

Middle School Journal, 2009
(2009). Renewing the Middle School: The Early Success of Middle School Education. Middle School Journal: Vol. 41, Fostering Good Decisions, pp. 4-9.
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Renewing the Middle School: The Lesson of Hansel and Gretel for Middle Schools

Middle School Journal, 2010
Editor's note: Renewing the Middle School is a special three-part series in which Paul George, an eminent scholar in the field of middle grades education, offers his view on the current status of middle grades education and its prospects for the future. In the final installment of the series, Dr.
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Middle School Curriculum

2000
Few things are as complicated and debated as middle level curriculum. Whether the debate pertains to junior high school, interdisciplinary, or integrative ways of knowing, the debate around which is the best approach for young adolescents continues. This paper focuses on historical antecedents to contemporary ways of doing curriculum in middle school ...
Richard Powell, Laura Van Zandt Allen
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The School in the Middle

2019
In 2015, Italian law number 107 instituted the “School building data portal” which made images depicting the conditions of the nation’s schools available for the first time. The statistics portrayed a bleak situation. About 65% of Italy’s schools was built before 1976 (12.7% before 1946) and only 10% after 1991. Of approximately 40,000 school buildings,
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