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Maxfield, Lori R.; Ratley, Michael E. Case Studies of Talented
DOCUMENT RESUME ED 414 687 EC 306 032 AUTHOR Reis, Sally M.; Hebert, Thomas P.; Diaz, Eva I.; Maxfield, Lori R.; Ratley, Michael E. TITLE Case Studies of Talented Students Who Achieve and Underachieve in an Urban High School. Research Monograph 95120. INSTITUTION National Research Center on the Gifted and Talented, Storrs, CT. SPONS AGENCY Office of Educational Research and Improvement (ED), Washington, DC. PUB DATE 1995-09-00 NOTE 284p. CONTRACT R206R00001 PUB TYPE Reports Descriptive (141) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC12 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Academic Achievement; Asian Americans; Black Students; Case Studies; Cultural Differences; Disadvantaged Youth; Family Environment; *Gifted; *High Achievement; High School Students; High Schools; Hispanic Americans; Homogeneous Grouping; Parent Participation; Poverty; Puerto Ricans; *Resilience (Personality); Self Esteem; Sex Differences; Social Support Groups; Student Characteristics; *Underachievement; *Urban Education; White Students ABSTRACT This 3-year study compared characteristics of high ability students who were identified as high achievers with students of similar ability who underachieved in school. The 35 students attended a large urban high school comprised of 60 percent Puerto Rican students, 20 percent African American, and the remainder White, Asian, and other. Qualitative methods were used to examine the perceptions of students, teachers, staff, and administrators concerning academic achievement. The study found that achievement and underachievement are not disparate concepts, since many students who underachieved had previously achieved at high levels and some generally high achieving students experienced periods of underachievement. A network of high achieving friends was characteristic of achieving students. No relationships were found between poverty and underachievement, between parental divorce and underachievement, or between family size and underachievement. -
The Shows Will Go On! Via Zoom
Reader-Supported News for Philipstown and Beacon Welcome to Mini- Beacon Page 11 APRIL 16, 2021 Celebrating 10 Years! Support us at highlandscurrent.org/join A Boon for Bender Resigns Beacon Schools from Cold Outside funding changes Spring Board outlook for district Says tone and priorities By Jeff Simms counter to values s recently as December, Ann Marie By Michael Turton Quartironi, the deputy superin- A tendent of the Beacon City School eidi Bender, who was elected to District who oversees the budget, was the Cold Spring Village Board in contemplating cuts. HNovember, resigned on Thursday Because of the pandemic shutdown, (April 15), saying in a statement she could the district faced a 20 percent reduction no longer abide the tone and priorities of in state funding, a far more important the board. source of revenue for Beacon than wealth- Mayor Dave Merandy commented ier districts such as Haldane or Garrison. that the resignation “took everyone by Her daunting job was to figure out which Maya Gelber in The Greek Trilogy, which will be performed at Haldane High School next surprise,” but did not read Bender’s letter programs, or staff, to recommend that the week Photo by Jim Mechalakos of resignation into the record. Bender school board cut first. earlier provided a copy to The Current. There were several moving parts at Bender and Trustee Fran Murphy did play. The district knew it would receive not attend the meeting, which was held an infusion of federal pandemic relief The Shows Will Go On! via Zoom. that month, but for every federal dollar spring; Haldane High School has a drama Bender, who co-owns received, the state was deducting the Local high schools plan for around Thanksgiving and a musical in Split Rock Books on same amount from its aid package, calling in-person performances March; and James O’Neill High School in Fort Main Street with her it a “pandemic adjustment” — an immedi- Montgomery, which many Garrison students husband, Michael, ate zero-sum game. -
September 3, 2012
volume 12 - issue 1 - tuesday, september 4, 2012 - uvm, burlington, vt uvm.edu/~watertwr - thewatertower.tumblr.com by laurafrangipane I am 22 years old, queer, and you know what? I didn’t come out in the “official” hey Dad I’m pretty homo sense until this sum- mer. I like people, as people, regardless of gender or degree of gender fluidity. It took me a while to figure this out in the first place and also what the hell I was going to label myself on the spectrum. I felt bisexual was too limiting, because I don’t believe the people I fall in love with are truly male or female 100% of the time or that really, gen- der has to fall in a binary. Hell, I didn’t feel that I acted 100% male or female most of the time. “Queer” felt right, both because of its roots as a slur against my community to be reclaimed (I like saying it with a bit of bitterness), and for its openness. That’s my story. And you know what? However my sexuality would have happened, it’s totally valid. The same is true for how you have come to your own. I think there is just as much timing and thought that goes into coming out as asking someone to marry you or as tak- katharine longfellow ing a job across the country. This can only by lauragreenwood happen once. We are all scared shitless, but there is a way to do it “smarter.” If there’s anything I can be sure to gain to look at and such… you know.” College was college. -
Q17 Additional Comments
Travel Sentiment Visitor Survey – May 2020 SurveyMonkey Q17 Additional comments Answered: 3,292 Skipped: 7,140 Destination Door County Travel Sentiment Survey 1 / 123 Data Collected May 14-18, 2020 Travel Sentiment Visitor Survey – May 2020 SurveyMonkey # RESPONSES DATE 1 I have appreciated keeping up to date with what is happening in Door County during this 5/18/2020 2:02 AM pandemic. Thank you for taking a slow and steady approach to reopening the county. 2 BE HAPPY + HEALTHY 5/18/2020 1:45 AM 3 I have reservations for July, and I am still sitting on the fence if I want to go. I would like to see 5/18/2020 12:24 AM social distancing in place, but if I have to wait in long lines, I will not be happy. I think everyone should be wearing masks, and unfortunately most stores in Wisconsin have signs that state employees wear masks, customers it is recommended. I wear a mask, and I think everyone at this time should be wearing a mask. 4 I love Door County, makes me happy! 5/17/2020 11:35 PM 5 We love Door County and wish all the business a safe and profitable recovery!! 5/17/2020 11:25 PM 6 Have a great day! 5/17/2020 11:05 PM 7 Keep covid in perspective. God is in control and viruses become dormant in warm weather. 5/17/2020 11:04 PM 8 WTching co I’d updates 5/17/2020 10:36 PM 9 If face masks are still required in September, I probably will cancel our trip 5/17/2020 10:33 PM 10 Reinvent Tourism and be local unique and inviting! 5/17/2020 10:03 PM 11 Love Door County, hope people are able to make this work 5/17/2020 9:57 PM 12 Every year we come with a group of people from Illinois to enjoy the fabulous sunsets, great 5/17/2020 9:42 PM food, is it in the wineries in retail therapy 13 I really want to come to Door County and had reservations but I don’t think Wisconsin is going 5/17/2020 9:23 PM to be safe enough for me any time soon. -
The Lion in Winter
The Lion In Winter By James Goldman (1968) Peter O'Toole and Katharine Hepburn EXT. ON A HILL. DAY. Henry II and his youngest son John are practicing swordfight. Henry II: Come for me! You're gaining on it, Johnny. John: Am I, father? Am I really? Henry II: Off you go now. Run along and practice. Henry Plantagenet goes to his love Alais Capet. file:///C¦/TEXTS/Scenario/Lion.txt[2013/05/12 17:14:26] Henry II: He'll make a good king. He'll be ready. That's the way. (seeing John practicing) Come on, my son! Alais: Have you found religion, Henry? Will you look down from heaven and see who's sitting on your throne? Henry II: I must know before I die. There's a legend of a king called Lear, with whom I have a lot in common. Both of us have kingdoms and three children we adore, and both of us are old, but there it ends. He cuts his kingdom into bits. I can't do that. I've built an empire, and I must know it's going to last. All of Britain, half of France... I'm the greatest power in a thousand years, and after me comes John. Alais: I'm going to lose you, Henry, aren't I? Henry II: Alais, in my time I've known... contessas, milkmaids, courtesans... and novices, whores, gypsies, jades... and little boys, but nowhere in God's Western world have I found anyone to love but you. Alais: And Rosamund? Henry II: She's dead.