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Allan Olson "Growth measures for, systemic change: through periodic learning assessments, you can analyze which instructional programs are most effective, make student groupings and reallocate resources to areas of need". School Administrator. FindArticles.com. 29 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0JSD/is_1_64/ai_n17115726/

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Articles in Jan, 2007 issue of School Administrator

• School Law for Public, Private and Parochial Educators
  by Jerry Horgen
• C. Patrick Proctor
• Blended learning
  by Jason E. Barkeloo
• The Learning Leader: How to Focus School Improvement for Better Results
  by Anthony P. Cavanna
• Superintendent evaluation
  by James M. Largent
• Les Bivens
• James Stevens
• Paul J. Sorbo Jr
• Forcing a risky business model on us
  by Robert Brower
• Privatizing education
• Larry Leverett
• David Poore Jr
• Overlooked sports issue
  by Kyle Martin
• The Big Con in Education
  by William J. Leary
• A field test
• Race dialogue
• The national conference: back to the future
  by Eugene G. White
• Charles Littlefield
• A matter of perspective
• Creating a Learning Environment
  by Donna McCaw
• Keith Pfeifer
• Martin J. DeFelice Jr
• Planning for your own succession
  by Donald R. McAdams
• Susan K. Allen
• Narrowing the Literacy Gap: What Works in High-Poverty Schools
  by Donna S. McCaw
• James Lombardo
• Urey B. Arnold
• Looking backwards
  by Jay P. Goldman
• Breaking Through: Transforming Urban School Districts
  by Zach Kelehear
• Working with difficult parents
  by Suzanne Tingley
• Rodney Hutto
• John E. MacFadden
• Sorting out beliefs
  by Kenneth L. Carlson
• Public school primer
• Hogging the limelight
• Ralph Marino Jr
• Tickled by a feather
• David Magar
• Flashback: January 1997
• Growth measures for, systemic change: through periodic learning assessments, you can analyze which instructional programs are most effective, make student groupings and reallocate resources to areas of need
  by Allan Olson
• Michael Zolkoski
• The uncommon sense of cell phones
  by Steve Singleton
• Roy M. Seitsinger Jr
• Survey says: data to guide policy decisions: superintendents and boards can find formal research—rather than anecdotes and impressions—an advantage on key issues
  by Edgar H. Thompson
• Robert Henry
• James Duncan
• Passport rules
• Early hours and contagious optimism
  by Paul Riede
• This is no bull
• Brian Blake
• Separating growth from value added: two academic models offer different tools for different purposes—measuring individual learning and measuring what affects learning
  by Raymond Yeagley
• E. Vernon Coffey
• The votes are in, but the issues are unchanged
  by Bruce Hunter
• Robert M. Taylor
• Principal poll
• Susan Bunch
• Sound assessment through proper policy: aligning teacher and school practices to support the system's mission and goals
  by Stephen J. Chappuis
• William Burns
• Bill Congdon
• Spiritually centered leaders