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Volume 14, Number 4: Fall, 2009 Newsletter Contents


• Featured Articles:
  • Strengthening Learning Supports at Schools This Year: Best Practices and Innovation
  
  
  • Using the Year to Take Two Major Strategic Steps Toward Developing a Comprehensive System of Learning Supports
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Volume 14, Number 3: Summer, 2009 Newsletter Contents


• Featured Articles:
  • Youth Participation: Making It Real
  • Data About Youth in the United States
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Volume 14, Number 2: Spring, 2009 Newsletter Contents

• Featured Article: Schools as Centers of the Community: Moving Forward in Hard Times


• Ideas into Practice:
  • Early Intervening in the Classroom: Beyond Enhancing Instruction
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Volume 14, Number 1: Winter, 2009 Newsletter Contents

• Special Edition: Opportunities for Change in Challenging Times: School Improvement and Learning Supports

Includes discussion of:
• What is a Comprehensive Approach to Student and Learning Supports?
  
• Moving Toward a Comprehensive System of Learning Supports: The Next Evolutionary Stage in School Improvement Policy and Practice
  
• Making and Disseminating Recommendations is Not Sufficient
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