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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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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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School Bullying and Suicidal Risk in Korean Middle School Students
Pediatrics, 2005Objective. Being a victim or a perpetrator of school bullying, the most common type of school violence, has been frequently associated with a broad spectrum of behavioral, emotional, and social problems. In a Korean middle school community sample, this study specifically investigated the prevalence of suicidal ideations and behaviors in victims ...
Young Shin, Kim +2 more
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Analysing Microblogs of Middle and High School Students
2014The Kelluwen project implements middle and high-school educational activities where the use of Web 2.0 tools is incorporated to improve collaboration construction, sharing and publishing of the learning outcomes. The Worklog tool, a microblogging space within the Kelluwen platform has an active role in the educational activities.
Javiera Born +3 more
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Middle School Journal, 2019
Feedback is a powerful means for promoting learning, but not all forms of feedback are equally effective. Guided by a large body of feedback research, we argue that personalized feedback provides a particularly important opportunity for enhancing ...
Alison C. Koenka, Eric M. Anderman
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Feedback is a powerful means for promoting learning, but not all forms of feedback are equally effective. Guided by a large body of feedback research, we argue that personalized feedback provides a particularly important opportunity for enhancing ...
Alison C. Koenka, Eric M. Anderman
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Fostering middle school students’ autonomy to support motivation and engagement
Middle School Journal, 2019The decline in middle school students’ motivation and engagement during young adolescence remains a concern for educators, administrators, and educational researchers. This article draws on the philosophies of providing the appropriate person-environment
K. Alley
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Asthma Education for Middle School Students and Staff
The Journal of School Nursing, 2002In recent years, the number of middle school students identified with asthma has increased dramatically. In addition, physical education teachers were concerned about the lack of class participation among many of these students. Students with asthma had little knowledge about the respiratory system or how to control their asthma.
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Does Parental Involvement Matter for Students’ Mental Health in Middle School?
School psychologist, 2019Middle school is a risky period, marked by increased peer victimization, and the onset of several mental disorders, including suicidal thoughts and behaviors (STBs).
Cixin Wang +4 more
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Education and Information Technologies : Official Journal of the IFIP technical committee on Education, 2023
Keunjae Kim +4 more
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Keunjae Kim +4 more
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Facilitating Student Transitions into Middle School
Middle School Journal, 2000(2000). Facilitating Student Transitions into Middle School. Middle School Journal: Vol. 31, Instruction Comes Alive for Young Adolescents, pp. 47-52.
Marie F. Shoffner, Ronald D. Williamson
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Dropping Out of Middle School: A Multilevel Analysis of Students and Schools
American Educational Research Journal, 1995Prior research on dropouts has often focused on high schools and examined the issue from either the individual perspective or the institutional perspective. Using data from the National Educational Longitudinal Survey of 1988 and a new form of hierarchical linear modeling (HLM), this study focuses on dropouts from middle school and examines the issue ...
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