Leaders at all levels—school, business, community and higher education— need reliable information to make significant improvements to schools and student learning. CELL has placed a special focus on supporting the use of research-based practices by educational leaders to impact school reform. CELL is responding to the needs of the P-16 community by conducting research on the topics of most concern and interest to principals and superintendents across Indiana. By collecting and disseminating current knowledge on school improvement and providing opportunities for education leaders and practitioners to learn about and implement best practices, CELL is working to develop the local and statewide capacity to understand and use research in decision making to improve schools across Indiana.
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Needs Assessment
To prioritize research review topics to improve schools, CELL conducted a needs assessment with principals and superintendents throughout Indiana.
Research Review Teams
Six review teams are conducting research around the topics of differentiated instruction, reading/literacy, parent engagement, change management, educational technology, and student engagement.
CELL upcoming events
September 11, 2008
Indiana New Tech High School Network Meeting
September 18, 2008
Indiana Early College High School Network Meeting
November 17-18, 2008
Indiana Education Transformation Conference:
Responding to Tomorrow's World -
Breaking the Mold of Today's High Schools
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