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This valuable resource offers fifty strategies for meeting the challenges faced by today's students and their schools, and is alive with the voices of students, teachers, and administrators.
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Dr. Robert Barr has gained national and international recognition for his research on at-risk children and youth, teacher education, and alternative schools. He is a nationally recognized speaker, consultant, and scholar in the areas of at-risk youth, school improvement, and alternative education. He has appeared twice on PBS’s Firing Line, featuring William F. Buckley, been interviewed on ABC Evening News with Peter Jennings and on the Fox News Channel’s The O’Reily Factor. He has been quoted in the New York Times, USA Today, and the Wall Street Journal, served as an expert witness at many state and federal trials, and presented testimony to sub-committees of the U.S. Congress.
Previously, Dr. Barr was Professor and Director of Teacher Education at Indiana University (1970 – 1981), Dean of the Oregon State University College of Education (1981 – 1990), Dean of the Boise State University College of Education (1991 – 1998), served for two years as a board member of the Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory, and was appointed by five governors in three states to various commissions. He served as an Idaho delegate to the Education Commissions of the States. He has received three national awards for excellence in teacher education: AACTE, Distinguished Achievement Award; AASA Showcase of Excellence Award; and the Theodore Mitou Award. He is currently a Senior Analyst with the Boise State University Center for School Improvement. Barr has had extensive international experience in Indonesia, China, Japan, Chile, and was a visiting professor at the University of Innsbruck in Austria.
Dr. Barr has worked as a consultant in school districts and Departments of Education in over forty states. Since 1995 he has keynoted over a dozen national conferences and been a featured presenter at the American Association of School Administrators and the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development almost every year during the past decade. And, with co-author, William Parrett, the National School Board Association has selected them four times since 1996 for their prestigious Meet the Expert sessions.
Barr has been widely published in almost every educational journal and is the author or co-author of eight books. Barr and Parrett have co-authored four books: The Kids Left Behind: Teaching the Underachieving Children of Poverty, in press (2006), Saving Our Students, Saving Our Schools: 50 Proven Strategies for Revitalizing At-Risk Students and Low-Performing Schools (Pearson Skylight, 2003); Hope Fulfilled for At-Risk and Violent Youth (Allyn & Bacon, 2001); How to Create Alternative, Magnet and Charter Schools that Work (NES, 1997); and Hope At Last for At-Risk Youth (Allyn & Bacon, 1996). Barr’s editorial, “Who Is This Child,” published by Phi Delta Kappan, February, 1996, was reprinted in French for distribution internationally and was nominated for a national award by the Educational Press Association. Other books authored by Dr. Barr include Alternatives in Education (Phi Delta Kappan, Bicentennial Publication, 1976); Values and Youth (NCSS, 1971); The Nature of the Social Studies (ETC Publications, 1978); and Defining the Social Studies (NCSS, 1978). Defining the Social Studies has been identified as the “single most influential book in the field of social studies.”Preface
Acknowledgments
Part 1 - Accepting the Challenge to Teach All Students
Chapter 1 - Confronting the Challenges
Chapter 2 - How Schools Fail At-Risk Students
Chapter 3 - Establishing the Commitment to Educate Children and Youth At Risk
Part 2 - 50 Proven Strategies for Schools and Classrooms
Chapter 4 - Understanding the At-Risk Student
Chapter 5 - Educating Poor and Culturally Diverse Students
Chapter 6 - Establishing Priorities That Focus on Student Learning
Chapter 7 - Collaborate with Parents and Families
Chapter 8 - Create Caring Classrooms, Schools, and Communities of Support
Chapter 9 - Create a Climate of Respect in Schools and Classrooms
Chapter 10 - Expect High Academic Performance
Chapter 11 - Teach All Students to Read
Chapter 12 - Select Results-Driven Instructional and Assessment Practices
Chapter 13 - Support Social and Emotional Growth
Chapter 14 - Use Community Resources and Services
Part 3 - Summoning the Will and Determination to Leave No Child Behind
Chapter 15 - The Inalienable Right to a Quality Education
Bibliography
Index
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