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Extractions: U to Z U V W X Y Z The Staff Directory is an alphabetical listing of Shawnee State University staff. This section lists staff whose last names start with the letters U, V W , X, Y and Z V Position Title Dept College/Division Location VALENTINE, EUGENE JOHN Professor Massie Hall VANDENBERGH, KATHLEEN Coordinator, EOC-(Zanesville) OACHE/GEAR-Up Division of Executive Affairs Administration Building VESTICH, ELI Assistant Professor College of Professional Studies Advanced Teach Ctr. VINCE, DENNIS EOC Outreach Coordinator OACHE/Ed Opportunity Ctr Division of Executive Affairs Administration Building VINCI, CHAD Coordinator, GEAR-Up OACHE/GEAR-Up Division of Executive Affairs Administration Building W Position Title Dept College/Division Location WALKER, MARSHA L
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Extractions: Q to T Q R S T U to Z The Staff Directory is an alphabetical listing of Shawnee State University staff. This section lists staff whose last names start with the letters Q R S and T R Position Title Dept College/Division Location RABER, CHRISTINE L Asst Professor Dept of Health Sci/Occup Ther College of Professional Studies Health Science Bldg. RADER, MARTHA Dean College of Professional Studies Health Science Bldg. RADER, STEVEN DONALD Assoc Professor Dept of Teach Ed Massie Hall RAISER, CHARLES L Assoc Professor Center for the Arts RANDOLPH, WILLIAM EOC Outreach Coordinator OACHE/Ed Opportunity Ctr OACHE Administration Building RASE, LOIS J Coordinator-BEARS Pgm BEARS Pgm Division of Student Affairs Administration Building REDOUTEY, TERESA L Coordinator-Academic Support Student Success Cntr Division of Student Affairs Massie Hall RENFROE, BRENDA S
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Extractions: Français Contact Us Help Search ... About Us TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction The Roadmap to Exporting The Aboriginal Business Development (AIBD) Committee* is pleased to provide this, the Second Edition of the Directory of Aboriginal small- and medium-sized enterprises that are either active exporters or export-ready. The first edition of the directory was released in 1999 with a listing of 218 companies. The second edition contains 470 firms. WIN Exports (World Information Network for Exports) All Canadian companies who are exporting or who have the capacity to export can register in WIN Exports, the Trade Commissioners' electronic database of exporters. WIN can be accessed only by Trade Commissioners around the world, Team Canada Inc partners and International Trade Centres across Canada. WIN is used to match Canadian firms with international business opportunities and to assist foreign buyers to source products and services from Canada. All registrants to WIN Exports receive the CanadExport newsletter, published bi-monthly, with articles on trade issues and export opportunities. To register in WIN Exports visit: http://www.infoexport.gc.ca/ie-en/login.jsp
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Extractions: GUEST COLUMNIST A veteran sailor told me a story about a man lost at sea and the lost man's brother. Nick and Ed Fields sailed from Seattle to the Bering Sea aboard the schooner Wawona in 1941 to fish for cod. The two men hauled hundreds of 20-pound fish aboard one-man boats and brought them to Wawona. One day, Ed returned to his ship but Nick did not. Ed waited for his brother but all the crew found was a strip of Nick's flannel shirt hanging off his capsized boat. Nick's body was not recovered. Dave Wright, the sailor who told me this story, was on the ship with Ed that day. I asked Dave how Ed took his loss. "Well," Dave said, "it's pretty hard to know what a man is thinking." In other words, Ed kept to himself. The same could be said for what Seattle thinks about the loss of its maritime history. Seattle, as a community, spoke very little when the ferry Kalakala departed on March 9. Ed Fields could not speak about his shock, sadness and loss. Seattle's silence appears to be simple indifference. But it's hard to know.
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Extractions: Virtual Communities for Elementary and Secondary Schools Learning Circles are virtual communities that have no fixed locations or time zones. In part a Learning Circle is group conversation carried over electronic mail in slow motion. But what happens online is only half the story. The other half is what takes place in the classroom as a direct result of either the sending or receiving of information. The virtual and real classrooms are inseparable. The participants in a Learning Circle work together on a set of projects which they summarize for their Circle publication, a booklet or newspaper. Learning Circles enable students from different cultures, regions, religions, ages, perspectives, and with a range of physical and mental strengths to work together in a medium that treats diversity as a resource. During the introductory phase students provide a profile of themselves, their school and their community for their partners. These descriptions like this one from Alaska give life to our diverse social arrangements. Sheldon Point School (Alaska) has 5 classrooms, with a total of 45 students in grades 1-12, most of whom are Yupik Eskimos. We live in a small village of less than 300 people on an area of about one square mile isolated from other locations by the rugged terrain. We drive snowmobiles to school. The school is the chief source of jobs in the community and families hunt, trap, and fish.
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Extractions: ISBN: 0340867221 By: Croghan, Vera Publisher: Hodder Arnold Teach Yourself Our Price: 10.67 Discount: 11% RRP: 11.99 This course in Swedish is designed for anyone who wants to progress quickly from the basics to understanding, speaking and writing Swedish with confidence. Aimed at those with no previous knowledge, it can also be used by anyone wanting to brush up existing knowledge or refresh rusty language skills for a holiday or business trip. Key structures and vocabulary are introduced in 18 thematic units, progressing from basic greetings and introductions and dealing with everyday situations to writing a formal letter and business communications. The emphasis is on communication throughout with important language structures introduced through dialogues on the accompanying recording. There are plenty of exercises to practise the language as it is introduced and tips throughout to help with pronunciation and grammar. Cultural information boxes give advice and information for anyone planning a trip to Sweden. There is also an English-Swedish and a Swedish-English vocabulary listing.
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Extractions: Internet Address: barnardf@purdue.edu Introduction The model provides enough business activity to illustrate the teaching points, while avoiding the trap of being so complex it overwhelms students and Extension clientele. Purdue Farm Supply Game The model represents a hypothetical farm supply store that sells four products: The game is played a total of six quarters and decisions are made each quarter. Participants are divided into teams of four, and each participant chooses one of four available jobs: Up to six stores compete in a rural market. Normally, three are used with undergraduate students. The number of stores is dictated by the number of participants when used with Extension audiences. All teams begin the game with identical balance sheets, and all earnings remain in the firm as retained earnings. After each decision, students receive four reports:
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Extractions: Espanol Salina Community Learning and Skill Sharing - CLASS The Salina Community Learning and Skill Sharing Program believes that everyone can teach and everyone can learn. We are a nonprofit organization that brings together teachers and learners from Salina, Kansas and surrounding communities. Please direct questions about this program and its offerings to Diana at (785) 820-8551. E-Mail: class@bitsks.com Address: 104 E. Iron Ave, Salina Phone: (785)820-8551 You are not registered for a class until we receive your class fee payment. Payment must be received by the last business day before a class starts. Many instructors place maximum enrollments on their classes. If the maximum enrollment is achieved before you pay your fee, you won't be able to attend such a class.
Extractions: ®FR¯ Contemporary Literature , Summer 1998 v39 n2 p317(19) Will Teach for Food: Academic Labor in Crisis . Reviewed by Barbara Foley. Cary Nelson, ed., Will Teach for Food: Academic Labor in Crisis . Cultural Politics ser. 12. Minneapolis and London: University of Minnesota Press, 1997. xii + 308. $49.95; $19.95 paper. j'accuse for idiot savant tenured academics determined to engage in the narcissistic reproduction of themselves by maintaining Ph.D. programs even when these programs' graduates face disappearing opportunities for tenure-track employment. The consequences of insisting upon the university's high moral mission come out most clearly in Barbara Ehrenreich's commentary, which is worth quoting at length: From the above considerations, two main trends emerge as possibilities for the future of employment in U.S. higher education. On the one hand, its institutions may remain recognizable albeit with an expansion of vocational education in community colleges, a restriction of access to downsized four-year colleges, and, among teachers throughout the system, a hardening of divisions between the haves and have-nots along the tenure-line. The upside of this first scenario, from the point of view of capital, is that, for students and teachers alike, it retains some of the social-control functions served by higher education even if equal opportunity and class mobility appear increasingly as mirages on an ever-receding horizon. The downside, however, is that, even with the continued devaluation of tenured professors' salaries that would surely accompany this trend, it would still carry a significant price tag.
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Extractions: By Margaret J. Erthal Typewriting, once the domain of business education teachers, was taught in high school. The vocational business curriculum dictated a year of Typewriting I at the freshman level, a year of Typewriting II at the sophomore level, a year of Office Practice and Shorthand I at the junior level, and a year of Secretarial Practice and Shorthand II at the senior level.This curriculum was adhered to by the majority of schools as the objective of business education was vocational in nature. The introduction of the personal computer changed the business education curriculum and the method in which typewriting instruction was delivered. Computers allowed students to become more efficient as they keyed letters, memos, reports, and tables within the business education classroom. Soon, other disciplines began to take advantage of the efficiency and effectiveness of computers.English teachers required typed papers in English Composition class, and mathematics teachers used BASIC programming to expand on paper and pencil problems. A new class, Computer Literacy, appeared in school curricula and eventually achieved the status of a "required" course. Business teachers believed they possessed the knowledge and expertise to teach Computer Literacy, but were soon faced with science and math teachers who also felt they possessed the knowledge and expertise to teach this course.
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Extractions: Elementary Math Various Math Concepts Pre-school and Primary Avtivities 100 Days of School Activities Probability ... Money and Financing S taff Dev. Lessons Links Teach Res ... Web Eval Various Math Concepts MySchoolhouse.com - Here are math skill pages for grades 1-6 that are organized by subject. Students complete the pages and their progress is recorded. - A fun activity where the kids can eat their math! Activities include estimating, sorting, counting, graphing, plotting, fractions, percentage, and calculating mean, median, mode. Math League Help Topics - This is a very complete index of math topics for elementary students needing math assistance. The answers are clear and concise. Math Goodies Designed for middle school students, here are at least 30 math lessons related to integers, percent, number theory, circumference, and other concepts. Shockwave Montessori Games - Here are interactive animations that explore basic arithmetic and geometry. A+ Math - Here are many flashcard games on basic math and also rounding, square root, algebra, fractions, shapes, money, and more. They keep score and you can customize your own! back to top back to Math Teaching Resources Mathgen - Here are 15 elementary math worksheets.
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Extractions: Lesson Planning Center Archives: All Articles by Date The Arts ... Social Science Lesson Planning Article L E S S O N P L A N N I N G A R T I C L E According to the National Endowment for Financial Education , as few as ten hours of classroom instruction can be enough to persuade students to improve their spending and saving habits. This week, Education World offers four lessons to help get them started on the road to financial responsibility! Included: Lessons about budgets, credit cards, producers and consumers, opportunity costs, and business plans. According to Youth and Money , a 1999 study conducted by the American Savings Education Council , fewer than half of U.S. high school and college students have a regular savings plan. Only about one-fourth of those students stick to a budget, and more than one-third don't keep track of their spending at all.
