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Alternatives to Ability Grouping: Still Unanswered Questions
An ERIC Digest overview of the challenges and successes of detracking.
( http://www.ericfacility.net/ericdigests/ed390947.html )
Educators for Social Responsibility
Educators for Social Responsibility is designed to help young people develop the skills and convictions needed to shape a safe, sustainable, and just world, and includes curriculum and resources. Their largest initiative, Resolving Conflict Creatively, is housed on this site.
( http://www.esrnational.org/ )
How to Win A High School Election
Discover campaign tips, what it takes to be an effective leader, how to make school elections more than popularity contests, and more.
( http://www.schoolelection.com/LINKS.html#politics )
Middle Web
A virtual library of recent articles about the middle grades, standards-based reform, and lesson plans across the curriculum.
( http://www.middleweb.com/ )
National Center for Educational Statistics Classroom
An interactive site for students and teachers filled with current educational data, games and activates, and multimedia presentations of life in schools.
( http://nces.ed.gov/nceskids/ )
National Middle Schools Association
A national education association dedicated exclusively to the academic, social, and emotional growth of middle level education.
( http://www.nmsa.org/ )
Should Students Be Tracked in Math and Science?
Explores when students benefit from ability grouping in math and science classes and when the practice jeopardizes equitable learning practices.
( http://www.ericfacility.net/ericdigests/ed433217.html )
Southeastern Equity Center
The Center assists school systems to implement programs and policies that reduce racial isolation and enhance equity and excellence for all students.
( http://www.southeastequity.org/main.html )
Teaching Tolerance
Teaching Tolerance is a Southern Poverty Law Center site with suggestions for curriculum resources, classroom activities, and grant information.
( http://www.splcenter.org/center/tt/teach.jsp )
The Tracking and Ability Grouping Debate by Tom Loveless
This article provides an historical overview of tracking, reviews national student achievement data, and presents the pros and cons of tracking.
( http://www.edexcellence.net/library/track.html#anchor207239 )
Youth Crime Watch
Youth Crime Watch is a nonprofit organization that assists youth in actively reducing crime and drug use in their schools and communities.
( http://www.ycwa.org/ )







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