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Speaker Presentations

Yong Zhao What Knowledge Is of Most Worth?
Warren Simmons Tuning High School Reform: Building Smart Education Systems to Move Beyond Basic Skills
Jared Bernstein The Alleged Skills Mismatch: Are American Employers' Skill Demands Really Going Unmet, and Is Education the Culprit?
Jane Hannaway Secondary School Reform: Research Basis Past and Future
Michael Kirst Improving Preparation and K-16 Linkages for Broad Access Postsecondary Education
Joseph Krajcik New Ideas to Catalyze Change in Secondary Science Instruction
Kenneth Gray Dropouts and the Work Bound: The Real High School Reform Challenge
Charles Kerchner The Boyle Heights Learning Collaborative: Creating a Culture of Literacy
Marc Mannella The KIPP: Model for Engaging Students
Kenneth Strike Going SMALL: Public/Private Collaboration in Restructuring High School Education in Philadelphia
Gerald Zahorchak - GETTING 'er DONE! Success for Pennsylvania's High School Students
- GETTING 'er DONE! Success for Pennsylvania's High School Students (Handout)
Ruth Curran Neild What Can We Learn about High School Dropouts from School District and Agency Data?
Holly Jobe Classrooms for the Future
Sharon Tucker Dual Enrollment
Angela Kirby-Wehr Waterbury Summit Project 720
Kai Schafft An Integrated Approach to Improving Rural Schools and Communities: The Penn State Center on Rural Education and Communities
Gerald LeTendre Homework and the High School: The U.S. in Cross-national Perspective
Hobart Harmon Redesigning High Schools in Rural America
Dana L. Mitra Increasing Student Voice in High School Reform: Building Partnerships, Improving Outcomes


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