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• High-Quality Teaching: Providing for Rural Teachers' Professional Development 

  This article was adapted from a Policy Brief with the same title, published by the Appalachia Educational Laboratory. This work was sponsored...

  Rural Educator, The, 01/01/05 by Howley, Aimee; Howley, Craig B · More from publication

• Mathematics Achievement in Rural Schools 

  Rural communities need an infrastructure of good mathematics knowledge, according to some observers. Moses and Cobb (2001), in particular, argue...

  ERIC Educational Reports, 08/01/03 by Craig B. Howley · More from publication

• Understanding mathematics education in rural context* 

  Recently, the National Science Foundation has funded Centers for Learning Teaching, and one of these-the Appalachian Collaborative Center for...

  Educational Forum, The, 04/01/03 by Howley, Craig B · More from publication

• A personal record: is acceleration worth the effort? 

  Parents must learn to be advocates for their gifted children. This article describes the way one family put into practice the parents' belief that...

  Roeper Review, 03/22/02 by Craig B. Howley · More from publication

• Grade-Span configurations: Where 6th and 7th grades are assigned may influence student achievement, research suggests 

  The relative benefit of one particular grade configuration over another has been the subject of debate for years. Which configuration for a school...

  School Administrator, 03/01/02 by Craig B. Howley · More from publication

• transformative challenge of rural context, The 

  The study of educational foundations-particularly the sociology and political-economy of education-addresses issues of context. In the most general...

  Educational Foundations, 10/01/00 by Howley, Aimee A; Howley, Craig B · More from publication

• Undocumented Children in the Schools: Successful Strategies and Policies 

  Undocumented immigrants are people who have not been legally admitted into the United States. Estimates of the size of this population vary widely,...

  ERIC Educational Reports, 09/01/90 by James Hunter, Craig B. Howley · More from publication

• Capital Outlay: A Critical Concern in Rural Education 

  Although many other industrialized countries rely on national schemes for funding public schools, the United States has traditionally relied on the...

  ERIC Educational Reports, 03/01/90 by James Hunter, Craig B. Howley · More from publication

• What Is the Effect of Small-Scale Schooling on Student Achievement? 

  NEW STUDIES SUGGEST that small-scale schooling can have a positive influence on student achievement. This Digest reviews the recent evidence. The...

  ERIC Educational Reports, 05/01/89 by Craig B. Howley · More from publication

• The Impact of Rural Industries on the Outcomes of Schooling in Rural America 

  In recent years, the reform of rural schools, like the reform of urban and suburban schools, has been urged as a means of contributing to the...

  ERIC Educational Reports, 03/01/89 by Craig B. Howley · More from publication