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September-October 2000
Here is a Table of Contents for the September-October 2000 issue of Illinois School Board Journal. Highlighted articles are available here in full-text form. For other articles get
in touch with:
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IASB Publications
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Springfield 62703
217/528-9688, extension 1131
- Meet your new executive director by James
Russell
Learn about the man who now leads your Association.
- One on one with Mike Johnson by James Russell
Michael D. Johnson shares his thoughts about school governance, Illinois school districts and more.
- Palatine board maps path to quality by Cynthia Woods, Gary Adkins
The Board of Education of Palatine C.C. District 15 pursues continuous quality improvement – and wins a top award in the process.
- Multiple intelligences Jessica C. Billings
Howard Gardner has identified eight specific ways for people to be smart. His work is having a profound impact on American education.
- Howard Gardner in his own words by Stefanie Weiss
In an interview, Howard Gardner talks about his ground-breaking work.
- How are your buildings smart? by Hank Boer, Frances Karanovich
The implications of Howard Gardner’s include school buildings, as well as curriculum.
- How are you smart? by Susan Black
Researchers are rethinking gifted education in the light of Howard Gardner’s research.
- The intelligences of teachers by Jim Parsons
The author takes a light-hearted look at the Multiple Intelligences that teachers learn – as self-defense.
- Dual perspective by Jessica C. Billings
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