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Extractions: 1. Individuals, including youth, will learn basic financial skills and use them to improve their current and future financial well-being 2. Individuals will increase savings and decrease debt. 3. Individuals and families will be better prepared to make decisions about resources (i.e. time, skills, and money) that improve the quality of their lives. 4. Individuals and families will increase their ability to communicate effectively about resource use. Output Indicator(s): 1. 5,000 high school students in 300 Iowa school districts will participate annually in the High School Financial Planning Program. 2. Increase adult participation annually in one or more programs designed to teach basic financial skills by 10% (starting at 18,000 in 1999 and building to 26,353 by 2005). 3. 50% of family resource management programs targeted to adults will include information on decision making. Outcome Indicator(s):
Fall 2002 Horizon Newsletter making, giving feedback, clarifying values, communicating, managing, goal setting, serving others example, initiatives and new games that teach certain lessons http://www.aee.org/publications/horizon/fall2002/leadership.html
Extractions: By Nicholas Beer This article originally appeared in the JEE August 1991, and was reprinted in the collection of articles comprising Experiential Learning in Schools and Higher Education, edited by Richard J. Kraft and James Kielsmeier. Both sources are available through the AEE office. They made a decision. They seem happy and are all working together! I never thought that finishing that project could be so easy. A week ago they barely knew each others' names. They are showing some leadership now! Have you ever said this to yourself? Do you wonder how it happened? Did you do this on purpose? Teaching leadership means facilitating an experience through which students gain insight, increase understanding, and practice leadership. Many experiential educators teach leadership implicitly, and could easily adapt their programs to explicitly provide a leadership learning experience. Congruency between how a leadership program is run and what is taught is important. The collection of activities which they experience consciously and directly, is not the whole program. Indirectly, methods such as modeling what is taught and facilitating experiences sneak up behind the students and nudge them toward understanding. We are doing our best when the ways that we nudge are consistent with what we are putting consciously before them.
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Extractions: Question of the week My parents were terrible teachers and role models when it came to money. I have my own kids now and don't want to make the same mistakes. What should I be teaching them about money? C.P. Dear C.P., Given the complexity of personal finance and investing nowadays, it's a constant challenge for parents to prepare their kids well to manage money on their own. Unfortunately, it seems that many young adults are really not prepared at allaccording to the Consumer Bankruptcy Project, a staggering 94,000 people under the age of 25 declared bankruptcy in 2001. We asked members of the Armchair Millionaire community for their opinions on what's most important to teach kids about money and heard a wide range of ideas. Here are just two: "Children need to learn about delayed gratification and goal setting, and to be given money choices early in life." Ken "Teach your children that they only need ONE credit card. And teach them how to use it wisely and pay it off each month." Michelle Kids todayand especially teenshave more money than ever before. That means it's more important than ever to instill sound financial habits from an early age. My guide provides some of the basics you should be teaching your children at every age level.
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Schools Develop relationships with other teachers for the exchange of ideas, methods and experiences, from which to learn and teach. goal setting. http://www.no-barriers.com/teachers.htm
Extractions: Charleston County School District Science Curriculum. Course description: This course is designed to give teachers an understanding of the applications that maths and science play in relation to a sailing vessel racing alone around the world. Teachers will be exposed to hands-on activities, problem solving and applications of maths and science in the development, design, construction and operations of an ocean-racing vessel. Goals and Objectives: Teachers will: Learn to apply the applications of sailing in their teaching of maths and science. Examine alternative ways to inspire their students in the learning of maths and science. Develop relationships with other teachers for the exchange of ideas, methods and experiences, from which to learn and teach. In-class activities: There will be a variety of activities in the classroom which will include demonstrations, lectures, cooperative group learning, whole and small group discussions, journal entries and individual presentations.
NETC Circuit | Spring 2004 would demonstrate the knowledge and skills that I would teach throughout the would create an atmosphere of safe selfevaluation, goal setting, and introspection http://www.netc.org/circuit/2004/spring/tech.html
Extractions: NWREL's Northwest Educational Technology Consortium The NETC Circuit is the newsletter of the Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory's Northwest Educational Technology Consortium. Building 21st Century Collaborative Learning Communities Technology Supporting Standards-Based Instruction Evaluating Technology Tools for Your Classroom What's New at NETC ... Director's Message By Mary Odenbach I teach 9-12 English in a small Wyoming school. My school district is one of 46 in the state that collaborated as an educational consortium to develop fair and reliable assessments that demonstrate student proficiency in core knowledge and skills. These assessments plus other measurements like the state test and other achievement tests, create a Body of Evidence that reveals a clear picture of our students' knowledge and skills. As I understand it, our state chose this path over high-stakes testing. This path has had a profound effect on how I go about teaching. I want to share how I learned to use technology to support a standards-based approach to teaching English. As a teacher, I value using the Body of Evidence Consortium Activities for several reasons but the main one is that these assessments have focused my teaching. I went from jumping from topic to topic, trying to cover as much material as I could, to purposefully teaching specific, critical knowledge.
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Extractions: YORK UNIVERSITY Faculty of Graduate Studies Summer 2003 UTAL 5000.03 University Teaching and Learning Course Web Site: http://www.yorku.ca/jnewton/utal5000.htm May 6 - June 19, 2003 (Tuesday and Thursdays) 2:30 - 5:30 p.m. 3006 Vari Hall Course Directors: Section A: Leslie Sanders 706 Atkinson leslie@yorku.ca Section B: Janice Newton S 638 Ross 416-736-2100, x88832, jnewton@yorku.ca COURSE DESCRIPTION This course examines the theory and practice of university teaching. Topics include: the philosophy and goals of higher education; ethics; learning theories and learning differences; critical pedagogy; feminist pedagogy; teaching strategies including lecturing, small group discussion, collaborative learning, problem-based and case-study methods, methods for teaching critical thinking and writing skills; the use of technology in teaching; evaluation of students' learning and evaluation of teaching. COURSE GOALS To widen your repertoire of teaching and assessment methods, and provide opportunities for you to consider how to adapt them to teaching in your own discipline. To increase your understanding of teaching and learning processes so that you can make appropriate and informed decisions about course design and choice of teaching, learning and assessment methods.
Program: Fit For Life Program goal To create a non threatening success oriented environment that will teach lifetime fitness skills. Flexibilitygoal setting (4 points). http://www.wssb.org/fit-for-life.htm
Extractions: Program Goal: To create a non threatening success oriented environment that will teach lifetime fitness skills. Course: Fitness-Level III/Middle School Course Goal: Through specific routines, exercises, games, and activities the student will improve his/her level of physical fitness and will develop the knowledge and skill necessary to independently incorporate fitness and health principles into his/her daily life. Course Instructor: Jennifer Butcher Course Objectives (Essential Academic Learning Requirements are from the Washington State Requirements for Health and Fitness): During the course, students will: *be introduced to and instructed in a wide array of fitness activities, sports, movement and games ( EALR 1.1 *have the opportunity to explore their own fitness interests. EALRs 1.1, 1.2 and 4.3 *develop skills to monitor heart rate during exercise ( EALRs 1.3 and 4.2 *develop skills to access and utilize fitness equipment and facilities ( EALR 4.1 *develop skills to initiate a fitness activity ( EALRs 1.3, 4.2 and 4.3
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Extractions: Home Page l l Workshop 2001 l More Info l Contact Us Setting The Pace Goal Setting Home Workshop 2001 Goal Setting Change Management ... Contact Us The success of every organization is dependent on goals. Have you asked the following questions about your organization? Do the leaders in your organization know what you want to achieve? Can they express the vision and mission in their words? Do they take ownership in the goal and the drive or is it given to them? Do they know how to set goals that are: Achievable? Measurable? Realistic? Challenging? Leaders who participate in the goal setting process, not only feel a sense of ownership, but also a sense of pride in the accomplishment and achievement of company goals. Rhodes to Success will teach the leaders in your organization the foundations and principles of goal setting. Utilizing interactive tools and learning methods our seminars help to produce leaders who will enable your organization to grow to its ultimate potential, keeping pace with the vision! Rhodes To Success 1000 Boxcar Blvd., Suite 423
Extractions: More Be a Role Model Articles The following tips can help you and your children successfully set and achieve your goals: Be specific. When thinking about your goal, be as exact as possible. People who set specific goals are more likely to succeed. For example, instead of saying that you want to save money, set a specific goal to save $20 (or whatever your goal amount is) per week. Put it in writing. Write down exactly what you want to achieve and post it in a place where you will see it every day. This will help remind you what you're working toward. When you write, use positive terms. For example, instead of writing, "I will stop eating junk food" re-word your goal in more positive terms: "I will make healthy food choices."
Extractions: S earch: Below you will find resources for time-sensitive topics of interest to those who want more information on alcohol, tobacco, illegal drugs, and mental health issues. Timely Issues Health Observances In The News Prevention Alerts In June, as we welcome summer, many of our kids are getting out of school for a long vacation. Some are graduating high school and getting ready for college. Others may be starting their own lives away from home. Even if your child is leaving the nest, he still needs your guidance! Do you know what your kids will be up to this summer? Talk with your kids about the dangers of experimenting with alcohol and drugs and keep tabs on their activities. Help them have a safe and healthy summer! Stand for Children Day (June 1) National Cancer Survivors Day (June 6) Helen Keller Deaf-Blind Awareness Week (June 27 through July 3) National Sobriety Checkpoint Week (June 30 through July 6) ... Fireworks Safety Month (June through July 4) News at SAMHSA
Teach Your Teenager How To Manage A Summer Salary teach Them to Save and Spend Wisely Once your teenager gets a steady paycheck After establishing essential expenditures, set a savings goal with your teen http://www.calcpa.org/consumers/ask/2003/mm.07.02.html
Extractions: Teach Your Teenager How To Manage A Summer Salary Summer jobs give teens newfound freedom and money to spend. Just how well your teen handles his or her first paycheck may set a precedent for life. Here's some advice from the California Society of CPAs ( www.calcpa.org ) that may help your teen make the most of his or her summer salary and develop a solid basis for future financial success. Set a Good Example Parents should provide a good example of financial responsibility and involve their children in money management activities. It's important that teenagers see their parents live within their means and practice sound money management budgeting, setting long-term financial goals, making wise purchases, saving and investing. Start by reviewing the family budget and making your teen aware of monthly bills. Demonstrate how saving helps you buy the things your family needs, rather than charging. Also, explain your investment plans and strategy. Teach Them to Save and Spend Wisely Once your teenager gets a steady paycheck, demonstrate how to save and spend. In other words, help them develop a budget. Establish three categories: essential purchases, savings, and discretionary items. Discuss and agree upon the essential items you expect your teenager's paycheck to cover. This may include car insurance, gas, telephone bills, or school lunches. After establishing essential expenditures, set a savings goal with your teen, but be sure money is left over for fun. Your teen will be quickly disillusioned with working if there's no money to play with.
Extractions: Affirmations for positive thinking shows you how to use affirmations to create positive thinking patterns to change your life by working with positive thinking positive affirmations and more including positive thinking training Positive thinking works. Success Stories HOME Free Consultation Free Newsletter ... Practicing Patience Why Set Goals? By Karim Hajee Recently I haddinner with an old friend who had decided to relocate and get a fresh start in life. He explained he was going through some changes and was at that point in life where he was comfortable but not enthusiastic anymore. As we continued talking I asked him what his next goals were in life? And what he wanted to do next? "Why, I haven't got any." He said in a dumbfounded way. "I didn't think I needed to set goals. I thought I could just go on like I always have." My friend's response seems to be typical of a number of people. I say this because I've often heard similar responses in the years that I've been teaching my Creating Power System. Unfortunately, my friend and those like him are missing the point because we really do need to set goals - otherwise we end up getting frustrated or lose all enthusiasm for life. I'll explain shortly.
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Extractions: -Anatole France Are you interested in pursuing a rewarding profession? Choose one that can make a difference! The high demand for qualified teachers has become a critical factor in the way community colleges develop their curriculum today. Other jobs may pay more, but none will give you the reward and the satisfaction teaching will. Creative and innovative approaches have brought about a dramatic change in the way classes are being offered to students seeking a degree in teaching. Los Angeles Trade-Technical College takes the initiative in this innovative approach to teacher training by introducing the teacher preparation program. The TEACH Project is a unique way for individuals to continue working and attend college full-time. Take your first step towards your teaching credentials. Change their lives. Change Yours. TEACH.
