Volume 12, Number 1
2001/2002
Mainely Middle is the official journal of the
Maine Association for Middle Level Education and is
published once each academic year. Subscription to Mainely
Middle is included in MAMLE membership dues.
MAMLE, Maine Association for Middle Level Education, is
the professional association of teachers, administrators,
and parents who have joined together to support the
development of quality programs which serve the needs of
young adolescents. MAMLE exists to promote a better
understanding of middle grades education in our state. It is
a source of ideas, information, and support.
MAMLE Editor
Wally Alexander
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Table of Contents
Being A Scholar-Leader
Lura Raymond
The Learning Curve: One Man's
Trash
Todd R. Nelson
How People Learn:A Paradox
Mike Muir
Christina's World
Mandie Robertson
Middle School: Intramurals or
Interscholastic Sports
Marilyn Rice
Staff Development : It Ain't
Just Three Days a Year
Sandy Nevens
Opportunities to Learn: Technology
for Maine's Students
A Position Statement of the Maine Commission for Middle
Level Education
A Hawaiian Adventure
Patty Veayo
Middle School
Kassie Snowman
Beyond Content Delivery:
Instructional Designs for Technology
Mike Muir
Making Room for Foreign
Languages in Maine and for Our Students in the World
Jeremy Willette
School of Fingerlings
Kathy Scott
Wonderful Websites for Middle Level
Teachers
Amber Gardiner, Jason Cushman, Patrick Connolly, Karyn
Moore, Mark Blaisdell, and Jacob Whitmore
Goal Setting and Self-Directed
Learning
Gerrie Netko
Reaching Real Peace... Student
to Student
Steve Wessler
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