Issue: Spring 2011

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Spring 2011

CEO Message: Preparing Students for Their Success

CEO Message: Preparing Students for Their Success

By Mark A. Elgart, Ed.D.
One of the greatest challenges – and opportunities – that teachers, principals, administrators and superintendents face each and every day is preparing students for the future. How do we define student preparedness? For some, it’s being prepared to not only attend, but to graduate from a college or university and... Read the full article >
Meaningful Learning: Wellness as Preparation for College Success

Meaningful Learning: Wellness as Preparation for College Success

By Jenifer Fox, M.Ed.
Beyond Numbers and Letters: The Need for a Balanced Approach to Prepare Students Pre-K and Up

Beyond Numbers and Letters: The Need for a Balanced Approach to Prepare Students Pre-K and Up

By Jo Kirchner
Research Brief: Student Perceptions on Preparedness

Research Brief: Student Perceptions on Preparedness

By Heather Kinsey
Postsecondary Education: Every Scholar Needs a Skill

Postsecondary Education: Every Scholar Needs a Skill

By Sally E. Downey, Ed.D
Perspectives from the Business Community: Preparing Students for Success in the Work Place

Perspectives from the Business Community: Preparing Students for Success in the Work Place

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