High Schools That Work

Outstanding Practices

Using Technology to Improve Instruction and Raise Student Achievement

It's not how many computers a school has; it's how teachers use technology in raising students' academic achievement. Many schools have developed innovative ways to engage students in learning through software, the Internet and other modern techniques. This collection of practices that work is designed to inspire teachers to go “high-tech” in classroom instruction and projects.

Goal that it reflects: All recent high school graduates have solid academic preparation and are ready for postsecondary education and a career.

(01V02); 56 pages; 2001; $3 each

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Also: Opening Doors to the Future: Preparing Low-achieving Middle Grades Students to Succeed in High School (2002)

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