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FEATURE - BULLYING
1. Aggression equals popularity
2. Bullying not limited to the 'popular.'
3. Girls can be a different kind of bully
5. Violent video games and aggressive and bullying hehavior
FEATURE GENDER/SEX CONSIDERATIONS FOR LEARNING
1. Cognitive Sex Differences in Math and Science
2. Complementary Gender Stereotypes
3. Does the Barbie Doll Make Girls Want To Be Thin?
4. Father's Influence in the Lives of Children with Adolescent Mothers
5. Gender Differences in Temperament
7. Motivation in Math and Science.
8. Peer and Media Influences on Young Girls
9. Rearing May Affect Gender Roles
10. Self Discipline Gives Girls an Edge
12. Sex Differences in Peer Relationships
PLCs - INFORMATION ON PROFESSIONAL LEARNING COMMUNITIES
2. Being a PLC - an ongoing effort
FEATURE - STANDARDIZED TESTING
1. AERA position statement on high stakes testing.
2. Continual Use and Misuse of SAT scores
3. Developmental Perspective on Standardized Testing
4. Do New Teaching Standards Undermine Performance?
5. Do Teacher Ratings Impact Standardized Test Scores?
6. Girls Have an Edge in Achievement Scores.
8. What Parent's Think About Achievement Scores.
9. Raising Standardized Achievement.
10. SAT-Construct Validity of the Reading Portion.
11. Shifting Conceptions of Validity in Educational Measurement.