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Synonyms for and terms indicative of "School Reform"
- Closing the Achievement Gap (i.e., white-black and white-hispanic difference in mean scores on high-stakes tests)
- Traditional education
- Back-to-Basics
- Basic education
- Corporatist School Reform
- Industrialized education
- Charter schools... [Index]
- Miltary charter schools
- Militaristic or highly regimented charter schools
- Top-Down administration
- Centralization and elimination of Site-Based Management
- Renaissance
- Community engagement
- Public-private partnerships
- Weak school boards
- Mayoral appointment of School Board Directors
- No Child Left Behind (NCLB) - Federal legislation
- Closing the Achievement Gap
- Accountability (internal article)
- Annual Yearly Progress (AYP)
- Highly Qualified teachers (HQT)
- Supplemental Educational Services (SES)
- High Stakes Tests (internal article)
- Teacher Quality Assessment
- Instructional Leadership
- The Learning Walk
- Benchmark tests
- Data-driven decision making (DDDM)
- Performance Management System
- Failed schoools
- Student promotion decisions
- Teacher promotion/dismissal/incentives/bonuses; Merit Pay
- District interventions: School closure, reconstitution, "Turn-around," interim principals,
- Reconstitution of failed schools as charter schools
- Teaching-to-the-test
- Narrowly-focused instruction
- Direct instruction and Scripted lessons
- Drill-and-skill
- Industrialized education
- Core curriculum
- Curriculum alignment
- Uniform national standards
- Unpaid internships in high school
- on-line learning
- small rewards and punishments
- Innovation
- Competition
- School Choice movement
- Military
- "Bubble kids"
- Parent-student-school contracts
- Milton Friedman and the Chicago School of Economics (U. Chicago)
- The Broad Academy of Superintendents
- Superintendent's Plan of Entry
- Strategic Plan;
- Outside Stakeholders
- Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
- The Broad Foundation
- The Stuart Foundation
- The Walton Family Foundation
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