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Standards and Student Achievement

Patricia Zimmerman CSDE Educational Consultant Currently, there are three self-nomination programs available to Connecticut teachers to recognize exemplary teacher. These programs reward teacher initiatives for professional development and life-long learning. They are the federal Blue Ribbon Schools program, awarded on…

adinaOctober 1, 2001April 24, 2018 Teacher Evaluation
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Connecticut State Department of Education Initiatives

Kristina Elias and Joseph Gambini CDSE Reading/Language Consultants The State Department of Educations has had a number of new initiatives this year. In September, the Third Generation of the Connecticut Mastery Test (CMT) was given for the first time. Teachers…

adinaOctober 1, 2001April 24, 2018 Board of Education, Legislation, Teacher Education
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Matching Children With Texts: A Study of Parental Knowledge

Antoinette Fornshell CARR Scholarship Winner, 1999 As a language arts consultant, I have helped countless teachers understand the importance of matching children with books. I have come to realize that as teachers, we look at books differently than the average…

adinaOctober 1, 2001April 26, 2018 Methods, Research, Teacher Education
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LANGUAGE ARTS RESEARCH IN CONNECTICUT: An Agenda for the Present and the Future

Douglas Kaufman, Ph.D. Almost twenty years ago a literacy revolution hit our schools. When Donald Graves published Writing: Teachers and Children at Work in 1983, he prompted an avalanche of research and writing that transformed reading and writing instruction in…

adinaOctober 1, 2001March 30, 2018 Research
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