Education World® : Site Reviews: Arkansas - Little Rock: College Of Education O This site is very rich in external links, a great example of an education directory. A recent upgrade has added a multitude of outside resources for teachers and educators in a variety of subjects http://www.educationworld.com/awards/past/r1096-04.shtml
Extractions: For an Education Directory, this is an outstanding site, especially for all those in Arkansas. Links are divided up into such categories as "Graduate Students", "Undergraduate Students", "Teachers", and "Parents". the site also includes educational resources, a library, information about the University and general information on Arkansas. This is a well-organized resource that offers much for the educator.
NWACC - Shewmaker Center For Workforce Technologies facilitator, she has coordinated the education and training from the University ofArkansas at Fayetteville. supporting and assisting SCWT s staff and faculty http://www.nwacc.edu/scwt/Retail/faculty.php
Extractions: Mary Ann Shope became the Dean of the Shewmaker Center for Workforce Technologies (SCWT) of NorthWest Arkansas Community College in September 1997. Under her leadership, SCWT has more than doubled its size and has a client base of more than 150 companies. The recipient of two Arkansas Quality Awards given by the Governor of Arkansas, SCWT was listed as one of the Ten Strengths of NorthWest Arkansas Community College by the visiting North Central Association accrediting team when awarding NWACC its first 10-year accreditation. Most recently, two private gifts of $1 million each were given to SCWT to be used to build a new $4.5 million facility to house existing services and future expansions for the business community. Mary Ann has been an invited speaker on the topic of workforce development at various state and national conferences and workshops. She has partnered with both Arkansas Educational Television Network (AETN) and Kentucky Educational Television (KET) to teach and host national telecourses and teleconferences on the topic of workplace education. Prior to coming to NWACC, Mary Ann worked at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock in a similar administrative capacity and was also a part of the faculty of the College of Business. Mary Ann is nearing completion of her doctorate in higher education administration. She earned a Masters degree from George Peabody College of Vanderbilt University.
Master Links Page For ACME (ACME) arkansas Center for Mathematics education, and Training http://www.arkansasmath.com/links.htm
Extractions: The Adult Education Center offers classes for persons over 18. Persons who are interested in earning a GED or WAGE certificate, improving basic math and reading skills, learning English as a second language, learning basic computer literacy or basic keyboarding, and developing resume writing skills should contact the Adult Education Center for class schedules. Classes are open entry and open exit, and there is no charge. Arkansas Four-year Colleges
Extractions: Related Resources ... Archives Curriculum Article C U R R I C U L U M A R T I C L E Many schools, lacking the time and resources required to develop their own character education curricula, are instead turning to established programs that have proven successful in other school districts. Read about one such program -recently adopted by schools in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania- in which the whole community is involved. "Academics is the cornerstone of education, but character is the building block of life." Dale Frederick, District Superintendent of Schools, Pittsburgh, PA
Extractions: Online System ***** YOU MUST USE INTERNET EXPLORER 5.5 or HIGHER ***** " Create an account or Sign-in " Record your Password! Keeping up with your password is your responsibility. It will be used to access your Professional Development Account. You will need the password every time you enter ESCweb. Your account can be used to: Enroll in a workshop Print a list of Professional Development activities you have completed Check on your status in a workshop Check on the date, time, location, special requirements etc. for a workshop Cancel a workshop 5 or more days in advance. Workshop Calendar If you do not have a login you will need to create one. Home Up Contact the Staff Staff Web Mail ... SWAEC STAFF WEBMAIL
UACES: Publications: Arkansas Retirement-Age Migration arkansas and the educational level of the Cooperative Extension Service, Universityof arkansas. Publications Jobs Search Faculty / staff Links. http://www.uaex.edu/Other_Areas/publications/HTML/FSCDM-2.asp
Extractions: Between 1985 and 1990, the largest number of elderly in-migrants to Arkansas (14,653) chose to move to the Ozark Highlands. Following the Ozark Highlands was Northwest Arkansas, which received 9,819 elderly from 1985 to 1990. The number of in-migrants to these two regions makes up nearly half of the total elderly in-migrants in Arkansas. The Coastal Plains region received the fewest in-migrants (3,588) of all the regions.
Extractions: Welcome to the Garland County Cooperative Extension Service Home Page. The Cooperative Extension Service, the off-campus arm of the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture, provides an educational delivery system that reaches every Arkansas county. We offer information and educational programs in four major areas: agriculture, environmental and natural resources, leadership and community development, family and consumer science, and 4-H/youth development. Our university faculty use research-based information to assist clientele in identifying and addressing critical issues that affect their future. We welcome your comments and suggestions, and we encourage you to take advantage of the educational programs offered here and in surrounding counties.
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Resource Library Inclusion arkansas Department of Special education (1994) Little Rock inclusion, staffdevelopment, collaboration, teaming Conference Materials. http://www.people.memphis.edu/~coe_rise/resourcebib.html
Extractions: Library holdings are listed alphabetically by title within the major headings. Hopefully, someday you will be able to do a search. Keywords following each citation may help you in selecting the correct title. For our partner schools. we will deliver what you need. Others will need to come in to our library in 405 Ball Hall. A facilitatorÕs guide to ÒFacing inclusion: The inclusion seriesÓ (companion to videotape ÒFacing inclusionÓ). Backler, A., et al. (1995) Bloomington, IN: - inclusion, disability awareness, co-teaching, collaboration Manual A Step by Step Guide to Successful Grant Writing. Kyser, J. A. Conference materials
Agenda, Board Of Education - APS Kindig 0606-03 Teacher, arkansas f. Transfer 1 3. Professional/Technical PersonnelStaff Responsible - Mr Recommendation The Board of education approve the http://www.aps.k12.co.us/boe/agendas/8193.html
Emerging Issues cultural competencies bilingual staff and understanding cultural differences of Educationcivic organizations. Debbie Archer arkansas darcher@uaex.edu, Irene K http://srpln.msstate.edu/plc/emergingissues.htm
October 25 lists schools that offer high quality education at an The University of Central Arkansaswon the womens 6 pm Scot Yearbook staff Meeting Alphin, Louisiana http://www.lyon.edu/webdata/groups/greensheet/10-25_greensheet.htm
Extractions: October 25, 2002 'America's 100 Best College Buys' includes Lyon in 2002-03 edition For the seventh year in a row, Lyon College is included among Americas 100 Best College Buys. Lyon is one of six Arkansas colleges and universities included in the 2002-2003 edition of the annual report, which lists schools that offer high quality education at an affordable price. Lyon College is pleased to have again earned this national recognition for quality and value, Dr. Walter B. Roettger, president of Lyon, said. It is testimony to the talent and dedication of our faculty and staff, the preparation and motivation of our students, the vision of our trustees and friends, and the support of the community and region. Also on the list are Harding University, Hendrix College, John Brown University, Ouachita Baptist University and the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. Last spring, the company conducted its 12th Annual National College Survey. The survey form was submitted to directors of admissions of 1,485 accredited four-year, residential U.S. colleges and universities. Survey results showed the high school grade point average for entering class freshmen in fall 2001 was 3.21 and the average ACT score was 23. The average GPA for Lyon freshmen was 3.56 and average ACT score was 25.
Spring 2004 Class Schedule CSP 6113, Research Design Analysis, staff, Multicultural Science MathematicsEducation, Wilson Gonzalez II, Jessica Walker, 479.858.4665 arkansas Nuclear One. http://ccc.atu.edu/2004/Spring-2004.shtml
Extractions: Home of Tech's On-Line Education System You are required to use your Tech-assigned eID for all correspondence with Arkansas Tech, the Center and your on-line class discussion List. Forwarding your eID to an off-campus account is NOT recommended. E-MAIL USING ANY NON-eID ACCOUNT IS NOW BEING BLOCKED. If you do not know your eID, click here , or call Computer Services at 479.968.0646 for assistance.
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Foundation For The Mid South arkansas DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC devELOPMENT http//www.aedc.state BusinessHigherEducation Forum http//www.bhef.com development Society http//www.comm-dev.org http://www.fndmidsouth.org/wfa/wfa_6.asp
Extractions: Donate Online WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT RESOURCE LINKS Scroll down for links to Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Mid South Delta Region and the United States. ARKANSAS INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION Colleges, Community Colleges, and Technical Colleges Arkansas Association of Two-Year Colleges Workforce Training Consortium http://wftc.aatyc.org/ Black River Technical College
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NAAEE Conference 2001 Bob McAfee of the arkansas Environmental education Association and Emilio N ConferenceStaff Barb Eager, Acting Deputy Director, Administration http://naaee.org/conferences/2001.html
Extractions: The Conference's four thematic strands are capacity building, biocomplexity, community, and culture. Each day one of the strands will be emphasized. The Capacity Building strand focuses on furthering state/provincial and local efforts to create sustainable environmental education (EE) organizations; develop EE leaders; and achieve comprehensive EE programs at the state/provincial and local levels. Biocomplexity refers to phenomena that arise as a result of dynamic interactions among and between biological systems and the physical environment. From individual cells to ecosystems, these systems interact with each other and with their environment.
