First literacy, then learning

The Adolescent Literacy Support Framework helps school leaders identify what they need to address to initiate improvement, emphasizing a school-wide focus on improving content area literacy skills and academic achievement among diverse students. The Framework has four key components that have their...

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Published in:Principal leadership (High school ed.) 2001-10, Vol.2 (2), p.16
Main Authors: Meltzer, Julie, Okashige, Sidney E
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