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District Administration, Feb 2002 Table of Contents

Cover Story

Everything Old is New Again
Rebecca Sausner
Here are three notable renovations that can help guide you through your district's current or upcomi

Features

Feature

Mind Matters
Jennifer K.Covino
What brain-based research means for educators and for the future of math, language arts, foreign languages.
Everything Old is New Again
Rebecca Sausner
Here are three notable renovations that can help guide you through your district's current or upcomi
Schools Gone Bad
Angela Pascopella
Mold, lead, toxic air and ground pollutants are attacking the nation's schools. Here are some exampl
Speeding Forward
Odvard Egil Dyrli
This year's K-12 winners offer more complex and comprehensive curriculum applications than ever befo

Opinion

Online Edge

Supporting Tech Leadership
Odvard Egil Dyrli
These regional groups offer sound advice and training.

Solutions

District Profile

Making Performance-Based Learning Work
Amy D'Orio
This Alaska school district junked its traditional education system and was rewarded with a Baldrige

Administrator Profile

Hostage Negotiator becomes Superintendent
Angela Pascopella
From college dropout to volunteer worker in the Mideast to hostage negotiator, this superintendent c

Briefings

News Update

News Update
DA Staff
<li>District Plus <li>Minnesota Districts drops plans for a four-day school week <li>Bitter Feelin

Inside The Law

Government Spotlight
Jean Marie Angelo
The latest news from and about education from the U.S. government.

Departments

From the Editor
Pencil's, Not Missiles
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New Products
New Products
Melissa Ezarik
New Tools Can Assist in Presentations
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