Acronym	Definition
EPAA	Education Policy Analysis Archives
EPAA	European Partnership for Alternative Approaches (EU)
EPAA	East Palo Alto Academy (Menlo Park, CA)
EPAA	Environment and Protected Areas Authority (Sharjah, United Arab Emirates)
EPAA	El Paso Apartment Association (El Paso, TX)
EPAA	Environmental Programs Assistance Act of 1984
EPAA	European Phased Adaptive Approach (missle defense)

References in periodicals archive

"Educational Assessment Reassessed: The Usefulness of Standardized and Alternative Measures of Student Achievement as Indicators for the Assessment of Educational outcomes." Education Policy Analysis Archives Vol.

Who is smarter, CTE or other students? A five-year high-stakes test score comparison answers the question

Education Policy Analysis Archives. Retrieved February 3, 2000, from http:// eppaa.asu.edu/epaa/v8n1/

Promoting equity and accountability in multicultural classrooms: pre-service teachers use student work to evaluate the impact of standards-based instruction on student learning

cit.; and Mark Fetler, "High School Staff Characteristics and Mathematics Test Results," Education Policy Analysis Archives, 26 March 1999, http://epaa.asu.edu/epaa/v7n9.

A future worthy of teaching for America: the teaching residency may be one of the most important reforms of teacher education, Ms. Darling-Hammond asserts. If TFA were to adopt this model, it could help address the teacher-quality problems in our urban schools

This document consists of articles 23-45 published in the electronic journal "Education Policy Analysis Archives" for the year 2001: (23) "La Participacion de las Minorias Nacionales dentro de Sistemas Educativas Pre-Modernos: El Caso de los Garifunas de Guatemala" (Carlos R.

Education Policy Analysis Archives, 2001: Numbers 23-45

(Washington, D.C.: Urban Institute, 2003), available at www.urban.org/UploadedPDF/410656_NBPTSCertification.pdf; and Daniel Humphrey, Julia Koppich, and Heather Hough, "Sharing the Wealth: National Board Certified Teachers and the Students Who Need Them Most," Education Policy Analysis Archives, 3 March 2005, available at http://epaa.asu.edu/epaa/v13n18.

Recruiting expert teachers into hard-to-staff schools: what are the obstacles to pairing the best teachers with the lowest-achieving students? And what would it take to overcome them? Ms. Beardsley surveyed highly qualified teachers in Arizona and urges educational leaders to pay attention to what they have to say

This document consists of articles 1-11 published in the electronic journal "Education Policy Analysis Archives" for the year 2001: (1) "School Segregation of Children Who Migrate to the United States from Puerto Rico" (Luis M.

Education Policy Analysis Archives, 2001: Numbers 1-11

Harold Wenglinsky, "How Schools Matter: The Link Between Teacher Classroom Practices and Student Academic Performance," Education Policy Analysis Archives, vol.

A SPECIAL SECTION ON THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP - Challenging Assumptions About the Achievement Gap

This document consists of articles 21-31 published in the electronic journal "Education Policy Analysis Archives" for the year 1999: (21) "Facing the Consequences: Identifying Limitations of How We Categorize People in Research and Policy" (Cynthia Wallat and Carolyn Steele); (22) "Teachers in Charter Schools and Traditional Schools: A Comparative Study" (Sally Bomotti, Rick Ginsberg, and Brian Cobb); (23) "Academic Approval and Review Practices in the United States and Selected Foreign Countries" (Don G.

Education Policy Analysis Archives, 1999: Numbers 21-31

This document consists of the 21 articles published in the electronic journal "Education Policy Analysis Archives" for the year 1996.

Education Policy Analysis Archives, 1998

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