Research on Exemplary Schools 1985
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-068590-5.50010-3
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An Examination of 10 Years of Research on Exemplary Schools

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“…How are participation rates and the demographic characteristics of the sample of testtakers and of their schools related to SAT performance? Although there is a body of research on the identification of effective schools (Austin & Holowenzak, 1985;Dyer, Linn, & Patton, 1969;Good & Weinstein, 1986;Marco, 1974), little detailed research has been done to examine the appropriateness of SAT scores as a measure of effectiveness. Of course, the intent of this study was to document the pitfalls arising from use of the SAT as a means of comparing schools and not to validate such use.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…How are participation rates and the demographic characteristics of the sample of testtakers and of their schools related to SAT performance? Although there is a body of research on the identification of effective schools (Austin & Holowenzak, 1985;Dyer, Linn, & Patton, 1969;Good & Weinstein, 1986;Marco, 1974), little detailed research has been done to examine the appropriateness of SAT scores as a measure of effectiveness. Of course, the intent of this study was to document the pitfalls arising from use of the SAT as a means of comparing schools and not to validate such use.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our aim in this paper is not to review again the first wave of studies that have appeared in the school effectiveness field-that has been done by us and by others elsewhere (Anderson, 1982;Reynolds, 1982;Rutter, 1983;Austin & Holowenzak, 1985). Rather, we want here to attempt a review of the emerging second wave of research that is being generated by many different countries, and to relate the findings about the characteristics of 'good schools' to broader managerial issues concerned with the actual implementation of effective schools research within 168 G. Austin & D. Reynolds schools.…”
Section: David Reynoldsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Mükemmel bir teşkilata ve müfredat programına rağmen iyi yetişmiş ve başarılı bir eğitim kadrosunun olmaması durumunda, eğitim faaliyetlerinden beklenen yararı elde etmek mümkün değildir. Bu nedenle ancak her bakımdan birbiriyle uyumlu bir okul yöneticisi ve öğretmenler topluluğu eğitim görevini başarı ile yerine getirebilir (Arvasi, 1995). Okul içindeki uyumu başarılı olarak sağlayabilmek yine okul müdürünün görevidir.…”
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