Middle Ground - February 2009, Volume 12, Number 3, Table of Contents
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February 2009 • Volume 12 • Number 3

Fine Arts Across the Curriculum

Features

Curriculum Brokering: Integrating Authentic Visual Arts
Jacqueline McDowell

Member AccessTeaching with Tunes: 21 Ideas for Incorporating Music Throughout the Curriculum
Folwell Dunbar

Member AccessSingin' Those New Kid Blues
Adam Reeves

Member AccessMetaphors of Our Teaching: Navigating the White Water
Nita A. Paris

Member AccessTeaching Student Leadership in an Inner-City School
Joél Lewis, Monica Hunter, and André Green

Member AccessHigh-Maintenance Students? Try Creative Competition
Tracy McCalla

Member AccessTwo Roads Diverged: On Leaving Middle School
Joellen Maples

Member AccessReaching Parents Out on a Limb
Robert Ruder

Member AccessTeaching Beyond the Textbook
Annalee Good

Member AccessTesting the Research: Students as Scientists
Hannah Ariel

Member AccessThe Power of Looping and Long-Term Relationships
Robert C. Fenter

Member AccessPioneering Middle Level Looping in a K–8 School
Kay Voyer

Member AccessWe've Got Spirit, How About You?
Nancy Morris


In Every Issue

Editor's Note
Patricia George
An old friend

Executive Director's Note
Betty Edwards
As I look out the windows

Member AccessNews to Use
Information to promote effective middle level education

NMSA in Action
Information about what's going on at NMSA and with NMSA affiliates

Member AccessTeams in Action
Ann Asher, Brandi Owens, and Ryan Wideman
Character Council Promotes Values in School and Community

Member AccessTeaching in the Middle
Rick Wormeli
Failure Preferred, Actually

Member AccessClick Here
Brenda Dyck
Talk Is Cheap: Using Emerging Technologies to Connect Learners

Member AccessThe Mark of Leadership
Tom Burton
Developing Leaders

Member AccessReviews and Resources
Books and resources of interest to middle level educators

Member AccessMegaphone
Amusing, interesting, and provocative comments from the field of education

Spotlight on Language Arts
Member AccessShow, Don't Tell: Activities for Image-Driven Writing
Carol Baldwin

Member AccessQuick Activities to Keep Students Focused
Kathy A. Powenski


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