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Our ENEWS is another forum to link with those who are concerned with enhancing policies, programs, and practices related to addressing barriers to student learning and promoting mental health in schools. It augments the other ways our Center shares information and facilitates interchange and networking.
To
post messages to ENEWS, email them to smhp@ucla.edu.
To subscribe to ENEWS, go to: http://lists.ucla.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mentalhealth-l and follow the directions to sign up. Alternatively, you can send an email request to: smhp@ucla.edu asking to be added to the ENEWS listserv. |
ENEWS can now be downloaded
in PDF form.
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Adobe
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ENEWS contains:
Emerging Issue, News from Around the
Country, News from our Center,
News from our Sister Center, Upcoming
Conferences, Helpful Resources,
Job Opportunities, On-Line Resources.
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Volume 10, #12 - September, 2006
Raising the age for dropping out of school |
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Volume 10, #11 - August, 2006
Re-emerging issue – Grade Retention: What's the Prevailing Policy and What Needs to be Done? |
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Volume 10, #10 - July, 2006
Learning Supports and Reauthorizing the "No Child Left Behind Act" |
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Volume 10, #9 - June, 2006
What Price School Accountability – Should Students Pay the Price of No Diploma? |
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Volume 10, #8 - May, 2006
What are the Motivational Underpinnings for Many Student Learning, Behavior, and Emotional Problems? |
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Volume 10, #7 - April, 2006
How Many High-poverty Schools Are Highly Performing? |
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Volume 10, #6 - March, 2006
Ending the Marginalization of Student Supports |
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Volume 10, #5 - February, 2006
Reauthorization of the No Child Left Behind Act: What Should be the Focus in Advocating for Better Ways to Address Barriers to Learning and Teaching? |
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Volume 10, #4 - January, 2006
Deviant Peer Contagion |
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Volume 10, #3 - December, 2005
The 65% Solution for School Funding |
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Volume 10, #2 - November, 2005
Are Your Concerns Included in School Improvement Planning? |
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Volume 10, #1 - October, 2005
Schools and Communities Working Together: Is the Dominant Focus Too Limited? |
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