Accelerated Learning Program (ALP) [electronic resource] : Grade 3-8 Evaluation, 2001-02 / Nancy Baenen, Kimberly Yaman and Mark Lindblad.
The Wake County Public Schools, North Carolina (WCPSS), initiated the Accelerated Learning Program (ALP) in 1999-2000 as the major new intervention to help all students reach grade-level performance in reading and mathematics. The ALP program was funded through local and state funds, and in 2001-220...
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Summary: | The Wake County Public Schools, North Carolina (WCPSS), initiated the Accelerated Learning Program (ALP) in 1999-2000 as the major new intervention to help all students reach grade-level performance in reading and mathematics. The ALP program was funded through local and state funds, and in 2001-220, 7,285 students received services through ALP. The most common instructional approaches in ALP were targeted instruction (small groups focusing on specific skills) and team teaching at the elementary level, with electives more common at the middle school level. Most ALP schools (53.3%) offered assistance in a combination of session times on school days and nonschool days, with after-school, Saturday, and during-the-day sessions the most popular options at traditional calendar schools. Analyses of the programs third-year results show that, overall, changes in both achievement growth and performance support the effectiveness of ALP and other assistance at grades 3 through 8. Five attachments contain descriptions of programs and results for high level growth schools. (Contains 36 figures and 3 references.) (Author/SLD) |
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Item Description: | ERIC Document Number: ED477125. Availability: For full text: http://www.wcpss.net. ERIC Note: For the 2000-2001 report, see TM 034 229. |
Physical Description: | 108 pages. |