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Striking a balance: at Texas Christian University, ballet and modern share the limelight.(teach-learn connection): An article from: Dance Magazine by Janet Weeks, 2009-11-01
Generations of inspiration: a homestead for Philly's young dancers, Philadelphia School of Dance Arts celebrates 50 years.(teach-learn: connection): An article from: Dance Magazine by Brenda Dixon Gottschild, 2010-05-01
Sophie s Choice: A Contemporary Casebook by Rhoda Sirlin and James L. W. West III, 2007-08-01
Heartland hotspot: university faculty models performance careers for students.(TEACH-LEARN CONNECTION): An article from: Dance Magazine by Thomas Connors, 2005-05-01
Giving dancers their growl: the Ailey School and The Lion King team up to teach the art of the Broadway audition.(teach-learn connection): An article from: Dance Magazine by Jen Peters, 2008-12-01
On fads and fundamentals: jazz dance teachers share their perspectives.(TEACH-LEARN CONNECTION): An article from: Dance Magazine by Lynn Voedisch, 2006-01-01
Bringing up the weight word: how to talk to students about a touchy subject.(teach--learn connection): An article from: Dance Magazine by Nancy Wozny, 2009-10-01
Bringing back impact: University of Michigan revives a rare classic and gives students a spinning, stomping challenge.(teach-learn connection): An article from: Dance Magazine by Kate O'Neill, 2009-07-01
The science inside a dance: what can choreography do for scientific research? William Forsythe and Ohio State University team up to find out.(teach-learn connection): An article from: Dance Magazine by Steve Sucato, 2009-04-01
A cross the floor: parallel processes.(teach-learn connection): An article from: Dance Magazine by Louise E. Wright, 2009-04-01
Do's & don'ts: improving petit allegro.(teach-learn connection): An article from: Dance Magazine by Janice Barringer, 2009-04-01
The new Joffrey Academy: a fresh take on classical training in downtown Chicago.(teach-learn connection): An article from: Dance Magazine by Lynn Colburn Shapiro, 2009-08-01
Triple-threat training: a glimpse into colleges where musical theater majors thrive.(teach-learn connection): An article from: Dance Magazine by Lauren Kay, 2009-05-01
Float, shake, melt, quake: Gaga is sparking sensations and imaginations worldwide.(teach-learn connection): An article from: Dance Magazine by Erika Eichelberger, 2009-01-01

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Contact Us : PC Teach It - Advertising Calendar 2002
Ancient Civilizations. Attributes. Rosewood Press/Reedy River Press PC Create It/PC teach It magazines and Websites PO Box 5170 (802 AB S. Edisto Ave.
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Extractions: Issues Themes Ad Closing Materials Due Mag. Ship Date February/ March Motion January 7, 2003 December 1, 2002 February 4, 2003 Fraction Civil Rights Movement Mysteries Electricity Geometry Underground RR April/ May Matter March 3, 2003 February 1, 2003 April 1, 2003 The 30's Tall Tales Elements Measurement Civil War Leaders Biography Summer Rube Goldberg April 1, 2003 March 1, 2003 May 1, 2003 Inventors Probability Women Scientists Number Sense Native Americans Back to School August
Teach Your Horse To Tie
teach Your Horse to Tie. The Equine Collection. Horse Handling Grooming Cherry Hill. Tie training is as essential a skill as you can ever teach your horse.
http://www.equisearch.com/magazines/Equus/teachtotie_071003/

Extractions: Teach Your Horse to Tie Make a safe and systematic lesson plan when schooling a horse to stand steady. By Karen Kopp Du Teil with Marvin Walker Be sure to tie your horse high at least wither height and in an area free of clutter or debris. So you say Ol' Red has hitching down pat. He'll stand tied to anything, for any length of time, without any complaints at all. That is, as long as a pigeon doesn't unexpectedly swoop down from the barn's rafters. Or someone doesn't happen to walk up to him with an open umbrella. Or he never decides that he has other, more pressing items on his personal agenda. But really, you insist, except for that time he broke his halterwhich really doesn't count since that stray deer had no business wandering through the barn looking for foodRed will stand when tied. Still you also realize that you and Ol' Red have been very lucky indeed. It's quite possible that he could have flipped over backward during his struggle or run out onto the local expressway as he attempted to flee from the deer. In all honesty, you admit to yourself, there's something seriously lacking in Red's ability to stand tied. Perhaps some well-planned reschooling will convince him that when he's tied there is no possible way he can escapeno matter what sort of equine-eating monster may appear in his vicinity.
Superstitions In Schoolbooks: Many Textbooks Teach Nonsense About Sharks.
A Paper Trooper was a juvenile who went about with a little wagon, begged householders to give him old newspapers, magazines and books, and then hauled his
http://www.textbookleague.org/73shark.htm

Extractions: from The Textbook Letter , July-August 1996 When I was a lad, I served a term as a Paper Trooper. A Paper Trooper was a juvenile who went about with a little wagon, begged householders to give him old newspapers, magazines and books, and then hauled his gleanings to a local school. The newspapers, magazines and books were later shipped from the school to some industrial plant, which allegedly used them in some vital process. I don't remember very much about my adventures as a Paper Trooper, but I surely can recall the day when, as I unloaded stuff from my wagon, I found a paperback book containing hundreds of items from "Believe It or Not!" Robert L. Ripley's syndicated catalogue of oddities that had been appearing for many years in newspapers throughout the country. I kept the paperback for myself, and during the next few days I absorbed its delights. Using cartoons and one-line narratives that explained nothing, Ripley presented "facts" about astounding events, stupefying coincidences, marvelous objects, and the bizarre customs of peoples in distant lands. He identified the biggest this and the smallest that, he told of deformed vegetables that resembled famous persons, and he noted the feats of armless violinists and other talented freaks. And best of all, for a Paper Trooper who was interested in nature and science, he cited amazing things from the realm of natural history. Hence it was from Ripley that I first learned the "fact" that all sharks had to swim continuously to force water over their gills, and that they would suffocate if they couldn't keep moving!
Leading Educational Technology Companies Will Teach Educators
ways to use the latest technologies andservices to teach their students trade showproducer and a leading publisher of technical andindustryspecific magazines.
http://www.altrc.org/displayit.asp?id=105
Alice Bailey & Djwhal Khul - Problems Of Humanity - V - The Failure Of The Churc
platforms, our pulpits, and our religious periodicals and magazines are full It is this truth that theological seminaries must begin to teach, training their
http://beaskund.helloyou.ws/netnews/bk/problems/prob1051.html

Extractions: To Netnews Homepage Previous Next Index ... Table of Contents Problems of Humanity - Chapter V - The Problem of the Churches I. The Failure of the Churches Let us remember: Christ has not failed It is the human element which has failed and which has thwarted His intentions, and prostituted the truth which He presented. Theology, dogma, doctrine, materialism, politics and money have created a vast dark cloud between the churches and God; they have shut out the true vision of God's love, and it is to this vision of a loving reality and to a vital recognition of its implications that we must return. Is there any chance that a renewal of the faith as it was in Christ will return? Are there enough men of vision in the churches to save the day - a vision of [125] meeting the need of man and not a vision of the growth and aggrandizement of the churches? Such men do exist in every religious organization, but they are deplorably few. Even if united (which seems as yet sadly impossible because of doctrinal differences), they present a somewhat futile group versus the organized power, the materialistic splendor, the vested interests and the fanatical determination of the reactionary ecclesiastics of all faiths. It is usually the struggling minority (in this case the spiritually-minded few) who guard the true vision and finally bring it into being; they are the ones who walk the torrid, unhappy streets with agonizing humanity and who, therefore, recognize in an acute sense the need for the regeneration of the churches.
The University Of Mississippi Graduate School
experienced national success, publishing dozens of poems in literary journals and magazines. There, the two volunteers teach a workshop for prisoners who have
http://www.olemiss.edu/depts/graduate_school/news/advances/May2003/mfa.html
Genealogy.com: Finding Ancestors In Periodicals
In genealogical magazines you ll find everything from complete family histories and howto articles to research queries and case studies that can teach you how
http://www.genealogy.com/34_kathy.html

Extractions: Family Finder First Name: Middle: Last: by Kathleen W. Hinckley, CGRS Printer-friendly version What You'll Find in Genealogy Magazines In genealogical magazines you'll find everything from complete family histories and how-to articles to research queries and case studies that can teach you how to look at a research problem a new way. Are you a typical genealogist with boxes or file cabinets bulging with census records, deeds, and marriage certificates? You probably have some military pension files and a collection of flowery obituaries. Perhaps you found some long-lost cousins and have pages and pages of correspondence and photocopies of documents from shared research. But if you are a typical genealogist, you also want more! You want the maiden name of your great-grandmother. You want to know exactly when your immigrant ancestor arrived in the United States. Or maybe you cannot figure out where your great-great-grandparents married. The answers to your genealogical puzzles may be buried in periodicals. Have you looked? If not, you are missing a gold mine of information.
Young To Teach Gold Line TEF Workshop
Young To teach Gold Line TEF Workshop Breaking News, Dec 12 2002. 2004, Primedia Business magazines and Media, a PRIMEDIA company. All rights reserved.
http://entertainmentdesignmag.com/ar/show_business_young_teach_gold/

Extractions: Everyone's talking about convergence these days. Where do you see the role of the designer in 20 years? Lighting and Projection Will Merge Into One Discipline Lighting, Sets and Projection Will Merge Into One Discipline One Designer Will Do Sets, Lights, Costumes, Projection, and Sound With The Touch of a Button Ditto Above, But Not The Sound, Since Nobody Understands Sound All The Disciplines Will Remain Distinct Not Only Will They Not Merge, But Other Specific Design Disciplines Will Arise View Results FOR ADVERTISERS Gold Line, manufacturers of the TEF20 analysis system, has announced that Jim Young has been named as senior instructor for the 2003 TEF Level II Church Sound Workshop, which will be held in North Miami, FL, on February 9-12. Young is president of Current Design Consulting, a firm that specializes in church design and evaluation. He will be assisted by Don Washburn, who is co-sponsoring the event and who has served as senior instructor for the Level I TEF Training Programs, and by Steve McManus, director of TEF engineering at Gold Line.
Teacher Resources
teach your students. resource for educators that includes links by subject, education issues, lesson plans, technology integration ideas, magazines, chat and
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Extractions: Teacher Resources Organizational Ideas for New Teachers and First Day of School Assessment Rubrics Theme Related Unit Projects Technology Research- ... One Computer Ideas S taff Dev. Lessons Links Teach Res ... Web Eval Resources for Teachers- - Instructional and Organizational IdeasFor New (Old) Teachers First Days of School Teacher's Corner Back to School Activities - Here are lots of classroom ideas and activities for the 1st day of school, organized by primary and intermediate grades. ILoveTeaching.com - This useful site contains words of encouragement, tips for getting a new job, for setting up your first classroom, using technology, classroom management, and more. The First Days of Middle School - Here are annotated links to wonderful articles, lessons, and resources for teaching middle school age kids. First Day of School America - This is a nationwide program, complete with detailed guide, for inviting parents to celebrate and experience the first day of school. This philosophy could be adapted to individual classrooms. Fourteen Activities For the First Days of School- Learning Student's Names - Here are several methods submitted by instructors.
Coupon Council: Parent & Teacher Guide
Look at it, first in your pocket book. Then look for the $ symbol in magazines and on coupons. Grades 46 People use math all the time. teach responsibility.
http://www.couponmonth.com/pages/ptguide.htm

Extractions: Children learn in many ways: by talking with parents and teachers, by observing the world around them, and by participating in everyday tasks. Children like to try new things. Coupons can be a fun way to help a child learn to read better and gain knowledge of math, money and the calendar. Listed below are some coupon related ideas for teaching children as they grow. Best of all, everyday chores such as shopping with coupons can be turned into quality time and learning, while you save money! Teachers: National Coupon Month Lesson Plan Pre-K: Introduce reading as a source of pleasure and information. Read: Read books, colorful magazines and coupon inserts with your child. Point out and name familiar things, and play a game to encourage the child to spot them first. Look for: Colors Faces ("eyes," "mouth")
Magazines, Math, &more, Www.teach.science
Chemistry Physics Earth Sciences Museums TV and Radio magazines, Math, and Go to www.teach.science homepage The Science House homepage The NC
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Extractions: TV and Radio Magazines Mathematics Numbers Alive from NCTM Mega Mathematics from Los Alamos National Laboratory Try a guest visit to the Math Den from Digital Education Network. Type guest in both blanks to enter. Math Homework Help Flash Cards for Kids is an interesting use of the web sponsored by Tomas Rivera Elementary School. A 9th grade math proficiency test from NASA's Lewis Research Center BasketMath Online Interactive , an interactive math practice for grades 4-10 with a basketball theme. Puzzles and MindTeasers from folkart.com Algebra Online Mrs. Hoffman's Math Puzzles
NSTW Online '97 Resources
magazines. 32-1 Contact Children s Television Workshop PO Box 53051 Boulder, CO 80322 Tel 800-678-0613. A magazine of science and
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Computer Centre
The titles include. Dr Dobbs; PC magazines; PC World. Visual Basic 6 Unleashed, Sams. Visual Basic COM+ Programming Bible, Mueller, IDG. teach Yourself Visual. Basic 6.
http://www.nus.edu.sg/Major/cclib/collections.html

Extractions: Books Computer Centre (CC) Library houses a wide selection of books. The titles include For detailed titles, please email ccelib or contact 6874 4841. Manuals Computer Centre (CC) Library houses a wide selection of manuals. The titles include For detailed titles, please email ccelib or contact 6874 4841. Software (For staff only) (Please note that only site-licensed software are available on loan from Computer Centre Library) Software Title Version Platform License Adobe Acrobat Windows/Mac Network Amos Windows Network Ampl Cplex Windows Network Borland C++ with Database Tools Windows Site Borland Pascal with Objects Windows Site Borland C++ Delphi Enterprise Windows Site Borland C++ Builder Client/Server Windows Site Borland C++ Builder Professional Windows Site Borland C++ Builder Standard Windows Site Borland C++ Builder Enterprise Windows Site Borland C++ Builder Professional Windows Site Borland C++ Builder Standard Windows Site Borland C++ Builder Professional Retail Windows Site Borland C++ Builder Enterprise Retail Windows Site Borland C++ Builder
OPLIN OH! Teach / INFOhio Ohio Teaching Resources Ohio
OPLIN OH! teach / INFOhio Ohio teaching Resources Ohio Literature for Young People Ohio magazines, Pamphlets and Maps Ohio
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Zeum Educator Workshops-Online Ed Resources
This site offers links to online newsletters and magazines, professional development, curriculum, Content and Performance Standards and more .
http://www.zeum.org/education/teacher_workshops/teach.html

Extractions: Goals for today's workshop include: The basics of Digital Photography and its many classroom uses Overview of Web-based instructional strategies Guided learning Educational Resources-Where can you find them? Teacher Resources Researching the Web- tips and techniques Create a simple Web-based activity- The Hotlist Today you are going to have the opportunity to work with a digital camera and learn the basics of its operation. They are very simple to use, there is really nothing to it. The advantage of the digital camera is that you do not need film, there is no development process so you have instant access to the pictures you take.
TAKEgreatPICTURES.com - Master Photographers Teach You How
Master Photographers teach You How Article. he lives his life and his imagery grace the covers and pages of some of the largest specilized magazines in the
http://www.takegreatpictures.com/articles/default.asp?aid=543
Home Schooling Magazines , Home School Curriculum
Home teacher Resources Home Schooling magazines teachnology - The Art and Science of teaching with Technology is a registered trademark.
http://www.teach-nology.com/teachers/home_schooling/magazines/

Extractions: Downloads ... Professional Development Enter your email address for FREE weekly teaching tips! Home Teacher Resources Home Schooling Magazines ... At Home In America - Very useful articles for newbies and veterans. Charlotte Mason Monthly - A free email newsletter dedicated to the methods and philosophies of Charlotte Mason, a British educator from the late 1800's. Eclectic Homeschool - New articles, homeschool resources and help tutorials added twice a month. Free Algebra Newsletter - Free monthly newsletter cretaed to help children understand and excel in algebra. For teachers, tutors, parents, and homeschoolers. Free-Education Newsletter Online - Information about alternative education and education trends; offers free sample. F.U.N. News - The quarterly newsletter of the Family Unschoolers Network. Growing Without Schooling - Focus on John Holt and unschooling.
OnTheWeb.com: Teach
Having trouble finding information on teach, why not give us a OnTheWeb »» Hardware.OnTheWeb »» Kitchen.OnTheWeb »» magazines.OnTheWeb »» Music
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82.05.01: Adapting Narratives For Skits To Teach Language Through Drama
YaleNew Haven teachers Institute, Home. Adapting Narratives for Skits to teach Language through Drama. Bring in current magazines and periodicals.
http://www.yale.edu/ynhti/curriculum/units/1982/5/82.05.01.x.html

Extractions: Every year teaching, I have found that students love to put on skits and to make fools of themselves especially in front of an audience. Learning to speak a language may be a long and tedious process. The teacher, as a facilitator, could change this by being highly motivated and innovative. The students must carefully repeat models and imitate the fluent instructor. Memorization may be involved in order to gain greater confidence. Through memorization, students retain more. Rehearsing and practicing are all preliminary activities necessary for actual conversation. On stage, the student acquires a feeling for the spoken language. At the same time, mastery of the idioms is facilitated. Students, also, fulfill a need to communicate in the language as performers. Thus, performance, as well as the other activities, described within, will aim to accomplish vocalization by presenting the students with an enjoyable and sound method in which to learn a foreign language. This unit is offered as an aid to teachers of a second language, especially in the implementation of oral skills. It has been most frustrating each year to encounter so much enthusiasm on the part of the students and so little material available for dramatic productions. Hopefully, this unit will fill this void by providing a guide for teachers who are in the same predicament and who are pressed for time. This curriculum project will provide a series of lesson plans influenced by time-on-task. Concurrently, it will provide a series of skits which progressively get more difficult and longer for the students. The annotated bibliography will also provide a list of other possible sources for adaptation and/or complete use.
Expert Advice: Jerome J. Schultz, Ph.D.
school and get her vocabulary words from her daily life, and from the newspaper, and magazines that she might like. For ideas about how to teach phonics, you
http://www.familyeducation.com/experts/advice/0,1183,23-28122,00.html

Extractions: Q. A co-worker asked me to teach her 14-year-old how to read. She's reading on a 2.5 grade level. What are some ways I can help her without boring her to death with children's books and games? Where do I even begin helping her with comprehension and phonics? A. In order to teach this girl how to read you need to know what her problem is. That means knowing the cause of her reading disability. Here is a checklist to consider in answering this question. 1. Has she been taught poorly or has she moved from school to school? If this is the case, then she might benefit from a modified "adult literacy" program. This means that she would be taught to read in a systematic fashion, with the assumption that there are no real barriers, such as learning disabilities or mental retardation, to her acquisition of reading skills. In this case, you could use almost any good reading text from a public school and get her vocabulary words from her daily life, and from the newspaper, and magazines that she might like. For ideas about how to teach phonics, you might try two excellent books by Patricia Cunningham: Phonics They Use: Words for Reading and Writing and Making Words 2. Has some qualified professional said that she has a

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