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6. What impact on student achievement will participating in the after-school program of a rural Georgia middle school have on participants as measured by teacher assigned grades. 7. What impact on student achievement will participating in the after-school program of a ... ... middle of paper ... ...s who do not attend the program as measured by the Georgia Criterion Referenced Competency Test (CRCT) and teacher assigned grades. This chapter explains the methodology that will be used in this research.
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The Challenges of Textbook Selection and Adoption in our Public Schools In textbook adoption systems, a committee selects or recommends what books and other primary instructional materials actually get to local classrooms. This process is practiced in up to 25 states. Adoption is done mainly in the South and West and dates back to the Reconstruction era. Procedures for selecting textbooks arose in the states in the late nineteenth century. By the early twentieth century, a balance between the numbers of states using state-level or local-level adoption procedures had been established.
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