COPIS 07

Accepted Papers for the Fall 2007 Conference

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Gimbert, Belinda. Assistant Professor, Educational Leadership and Policy, Educational Administration, The Ohio State University, College of Education. Supervision and Student Achievement: Can We Make the Connection?

Jacobs, Jennifer. Texas State University- San Marcos. A Focus On Equity: Supervision and the Achievement of all Students

Supervision as a Field of Study? An Open Forum

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Daisy Arredondo Rucinski, The University of Alabama; Noreen B. Garman, University of Pittsburgh: Jeffrey Glanz, Yeshiva University: Stephen P. Gordon, Texas State University, San Marcos; Helen M. Hazi, West Virginia University; Patricia Holland, University of Houston; Marcia Knoll, Hunter College of the City University; and Edward Pajak, Johns Hopkins University

Supervision as Professional Development: Compatible or Strange Bedfellows in the Policy Quest for Increased Student Achievement? 

Daisy Arredondo Rucinski, The University of Alabama and Helen M. Hazi, West Virginia University. 

Professional Growth Models of Teacher Evaluation: How do they Promote Student Achievement? Kathleen Topolka Jorissen, Western Carolina University

Supervision and the Moral Character of Learning and Teaching. Robert J. Starratt, Boston College

Promoting Educational Achievement in the Elmont School District: A Case Study. Palandra

Supervision Connecting and Improving Teaching and Student Achievement

Through Team-Based Assessment. Karen S. Wetherill Watson School of Education

University of North Carolina Wilmington

Superintendent Instructional Leadership:Meeting the Needs of Diverse Populations. Cynthia A. Edwards, Tarleton State University