Middletown High School: Equal Opportunity for Academic Achievement

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Hauptverfasser: Aguilar, Cynthia Mata, Morocco, Catherine Cobb, Parker, Caroline E., Zigmond, Naomi
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Veröffentlicht: 2006
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author Aguilar, Cynthia Mata
Morocco, Catherine Cobb
Parker, Caroline E.
Zigmond, Naomi
author_facet Aguilar, Cynthia Mata
Morocco, Catherine Cobb
Parker, Caroline E.
Zigmond, Naomi
Aguilar, Cynthia Mata
Morocco, Catherine Cobb
Parker, Caroline E.
Zigmond, Naomi
collection Education Resources Information Center
contents Middletown High School: Equal Opportunity for Academic Achievement Aguilar, Cynthia Mata Morocco, Catherine Cobb Parker, Caroline E. Zigmond, Naomi High Schools Equal Education Academic Achievement Comprehensive Programs Open Enrollment School Policy High School Students Learning Disabilities General Education Block Scheduling Team Teaching Seminars Case Studies Study Skills Inclusive Schools Middletown High School is a comprehensive high school with 1,970 students, located in the environs of Washington, DC. It is distinguished by an open enrollment policy for all courses; a strong emphasis on inclusion of students with learning disabilities (LD) in general education classrooms; block scheduling that allows for more in-depth and meaningful study of important concepts and ideas; and team teaching in English, mathematics, science, and social studies. In a schoolwide 30-minute daily Learning Seminar, all students learn study skills, do homework, take tests, or go to the library, and teachers have opportunities for departmental meetings and problem solving. A visual representation of a "percolator" frames the school's system of opportunities and supports. Through case studies of two students with LD and analyses of 55 transcripts of recent graduates, we describe the academic and social opportunities, support structures, and strategies that make Middletown a "good high school" for students with disabilities.
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spellingShingle Middletown High School: Equal Opportunity for Academic Achievement
Aguilar, Cynthia Mata
Morocco, Catherine Cobb
Parker, Caroline E.
Zigmond, Naomi
High Schools
Equal Education
Academic Achievement
Comprehensive Programs
Open Enrollment
School Policy
High School Students
Learning Disabilities
General Education
Block Scheduling
Team Teaching
Seminars
Case Studies
Study Skills
Inclusive Schools
Middletown High School: Equal Opportunity for Academic Achievement Aguilar, Cynthia Mata Morocco, Catherine Cobb Parker, Caroline E. Zigmond, Naomi High Schools Equal Education Academic Achievement Comprehensive Programs Open Enrollment School Policy High School Students Learning Disabilities General Education Block Scheduling Team Teaching Seminars Case Studies Study Skills Inclusive Schools Middletown High School is a comprehensive high school with 1,970 students, located in the environs of Washington, DC. It is distinguished by an open enrollment policy for all courses; a strong emphasis on inclusion of students with learning disabilities (LD) in general education classrooms; block scheduling that allows for more in-depth and meaningful study of important concepts and ideas; and team teaching in English, mathematics, science, and social studies. In a schoolwide 30-minute daily Learning Seminar, all students learn study skills, do homework, take tests, or go to the library, and teachers have opportunities for departmental meetings and problem solving. A visual representation of a "percolator" frames the school's system of opportunities and supports. Through case studies of two students with LD and analyses of 55 transcripts of recent graduates, we describe the academic and social opportunities, support structures, and strategies that make Middletown a "good high school" for students with disabilities.
title Middletown High School: Equal Opportunity for Academic Achievement
topic High Schools
Equal Education
Academic Achievement
Comprehensive Programs
Open Enrollment
School Policy
High School Students
Learning Disabilities
General Education
Block Scheduling
Team Teaching
Seminars
Case Studies
Study Skills
Inclusive Schools
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ743078