RULES OF ENGAGEMENT

While school is not necessarily a democracy, we can't escape some simple and relevant realities: * Students will invest in what they help create. * You can't improve student performance without student engagement. [...]they have sparked innovative leaders like NASSP President Jayne Ellsper...

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Published inPrincipal Leadership Vol. 17; no. 3; p. 7
Main Author Bartoletti, JoAnn
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Reston National Association of Secondary School Principals 01.11.2016
Subjects
Academic Achievement
Adolescents
Educational Change
Educational Improvement
High School Students
Honor Societies
Investment
Learner Engagement
Principals
Schools
Secondary school students
Secondary schools
Social Studies
Student Improvement
Student organizations
Student Participation
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Summary:While school is not necessarily a democracy, we can't escape some simple and relevant realities: * Students will invest in what they help create. * You can't improve student performance without student engagement. [...]they have sparked innovative leaders like NASSP President Jayne Ellspermann, who created a student-driven PowerHour at her central Florida high school, and Chicago-area Principal Jason Markey, who uses Google Apps to place each student at the center of his or her own learning.
ISSN:2156-2113