Most principals in implementation networks reported moderate reductions in school-community isolation as a result of network participation¶
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q2 i? Principals reported moderate reductions in school-community isolation from network participation. → Initial Accomplishments of Implementation Networks: A Baseline Technical Report of the Chicago Annenberg Research Project 1998
Evidence¶
Initial Accomplishments of Implementation Networks: A Baseline Technical Report of the Chicago Annenberg Research Project 1998¶
Initial Accomplishments of Implementation Networks: A Baseline Technical Report of the Chicago Annenberg Research Project. (1998). https://consortium.uchicago.edu
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Principal survey self-report findings on the Challenge's isolation theme, examined alongside school improvement in the report's accomplishments section. The report states "most principals in implementation networks report moderate reductions in school-community isolation as a result of network participation."
"Likewise, most principals in implementation networks report moderate reductions in school-community isolation as a result of network participation."
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Related Claims¶
- Principals in implementation networks reported moderate school improvement from working with external partners and other network schools, attributed largely to teacher collaboration — related
- Network participation faced challenges of teacher time, resources, and fragmentation, with about 40 percent of principals reporting few useful resources — related
- External partners played the central role in forming and running implementation networks, with most principal interaction directed at partners rather than other schools — related
- In selected Chicago schools, external partners sparked documented improvements in instruction, parent involvement, or school climate — related
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Most principals in implementation networks reported moderate reductions in school-community isolation as a result of network participation |
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Most principals in implementation networks reported moderate reductions in school-community isolation as a result of network participation |
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1998 |
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