Career Planning Timeline Center staff about your career goals and plans. and career workshops, panels, seminarsand fairs. Research graduate or professional schools, if appropriate. http://ucdavis.placementmanual.com/career/career-02.html
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Extractions: info@vtbikeped.org BICYCLE SAFETY EDUCATION BikeSmart in Vermont Schools The Coalition has trained bicycle safety instructors in the BikeSmart safety curriculum. These instructors are available to go into local schools, to present a 45-minute to 1-hour presentation to school classes and assemblies. To arrange a presentation in your school, contact Jon Kaplan at the Vermont Agency of Transportation for an application. A limited number of schools will be chosen for Spring 2004 (pilot phase); a larger number of schools will be selected for Fall. Interested in teaching? Our instructor corps consists of bicycle enthusiasts from around the state. You should be somewhat comfortable talking to 9-10 year olds, but we will provide a complete curriculum and "spiel" for you to use including recommended skits, props, overheads, and videos. If you are interested in teaching in Vermont schools, please contact Becka Roolf Bicycle Safety Fairs A bicycle safety fair (aka bicycle rodeo) simulates real-life traffic conditions, to teach children the skills they need for safe bicycling in their neighborhood or to go to school. A well-designed safety fair is more than just a "ride around the cones" exercise. Most bicycle safety fairs also distribute low-cost helmets but a helmet alone is not what makes for a safe child bicyclist!
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Career Planning Center Resources Career planning Center. Writing Central for Law, Medical, Business, and Graduate Schoolwww.accepted Consortium (MCRC) www.wagner.edu/career/jobsearch/fairs.html. http://www.fairfield.edu/student_serv/cpc/websites.htm
Intel Education: Unit & Project Plans: Unit Plan Index presentations and fun games that teach their schoolmates waste management practicesat their school, and devise made from recycled materials at a holiday fair. http://www97.intel.com/education/exemplary_planning/SelectPlans.asp
Extractions: Meet the Bears Grade: Subject: Science, Math, Writing Topic: Animals Essential Question: How are we like other animals? Description: How many of ME would it take to outweigh a polar bear? To get in touch with their inner bear, primary students look at bears from all angles, and apply math and measurement skills to compare themselves with their furry friends. Origin: Arizona, United States Monster Swap Grade: Subject: Language Arts, Social Studies Topic: Descriptive Writing Essential Question: How can I communicate so others will understand? Description: Primary students give their imaginations a workout creating their own unique monsters, and then hone their writing skills as they develop descriptions for cyber pals who will try to recreate their terrible beasts! Origin: Vermont, United States
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Extractions: Your student teaching experience is potentially a rich opportunity for strengthening your competitive edge as you approach the employment market. With a little strategic planning and a lot of enthusiasm and hard work, student teachers can make their quarters in the classroom sources of rapid professional growth and powerful job-hunt assets. THINK AHEAD. The district in which you student teach can be a critical factor in determining your later job prospects. Many education majors give little thought to selecting a district until the last minute, or simply rely on the student teaching office to assign them to a local school district. Districts located near colleges and universities which offer teacher preparation programs often have an oversupply of candidates, and can be difficult places to secure employment. You should consider how your selection of a district will affect your future. A little advance planning now will pay dividends later. -Do your homework.
Selecting Schools And don t forget to check on the meal plancan the school provide for special CostWhat kinds of financial aid does the school offer College Nights and fairs. http://counselor.wiredscholar.com/counselor/content/college101/selecting_sch.jsp
High School Science Fair Project Research fairs, and the Middle TN Science and Engineering Fair. The block schedule used atsome schools makes the should complete library work and plan the experiment. http://www.apsu.edu/robertsonr/sciencefair/berard.htm
Extractions: High School Science Fair Project Research Overview As a result I encouraged my high school students to do independent research work on a topic of their choosing but approved by me. The projects could be broken into three categories: "Homegrown" projects where the student comes up with the idea without any help. Projects where the teacher and student work together to develop an idea. I compiled a large file and collected books on possible topics. Projects where the student worked with a mentor at an industry or academic facility. For example we have several people at APSU who are willingly to work with students on projects. Teachers have been given a list of APSU resource people. In addition to developing an understanding of the scientific method, there are several other important reasons to consider encouraging this program: Many projects show the relationship between science and everyday life and for many students this partially answers the question "Why should I study science, anyway?" As jobs become more highly technical and the choices that our society faces require more and more scientific knowledge, it is vital to show the links between science and the human condition. So many higher order reasoning skills are developed in a project. As Piaget would say, it is important to stimulate and expose students to formal operational (abstract) experiences if we expect them to develop their full cognitive abilities.
Health Fair Planning Guide > Activity Ideas For Health Fairs Plan a County Extension Booth. Scavenger Hunt. Often it can be difficult to organizeschool groups or other youth groups for participation in a health fair. http://fcs.tamu.edu/health/health_fair_planning_guide/activity_ideas.htm
Extractions: Health Home Worksite and Volunteer Programs Health Fair Planning Guide Activity-oriented health fairs inspire more learning than a passive look-and-see health fair. Topic choices are limitless. Your health fair planning committee can help choose topics. Ask participant agencies to come prepared to provide a hands-on teaching activity in their booth. These booths should provide something to do that will teach as least one important point about their subject. Here are some activity-oriented, hands-on ideas for your health fair. This booth can offer information on various Extension programs and provide sign-up sheets for Extension activities, such as letter series and workshops. This would be a good place to have participants to sign in and register for door prizes. Keep participants' names from these door prize registrations for your mailing lists, too. Other ideas include having a fact sheet noting Extension accomplishments in your county. Have a sheet noting upcoming programs you will be offering. Booths, Exhibits and Demonstrations
Extractions: Skip to content. Skip to section navigation. This web site has been built using XHTML 1.0 and CSS. It is necessary to use a standards-compliant browser in order to see the page as intended , although page content is accessible to all users regardless of browser. We have provided more information about standards, a list of standards-compliant browsers and links to free browser downloads. wsc student life student services ... career fairs 20th ANNUAL ROCKY MOUNTAIN EDUCATION FAIR April 8 and 9, 2004 at WESTERN STATE COLLEGE Paul Wright Gymnasium, Gunnison, Colorado A two-day Education Fair held in conjunction with Mesa State College and Adams State College. There wil be over 50 school districts represented from Colorado and throughout the United States. There is no fee to attend the Rocky Mountain Education Fair for Adam State College, Mesa State College or Western State College students and alumni. At the fair, you will be meeting formally with school districts, learn about their hiring needs and schedule interviews for Thursday afternoon and Friday morning. We recommend that you bring several copies of your updated resume, as well as a portfolio, if possible. Schools Attending the Fair (updated 2/20/04) Thursday, April 8, 2004
Extractions: This web site has been built using XHTML 1.0 and CSS. It is necessary to use a standards-compliant browser in order to see the page as intended , although page content is accessible to all users regardless of browser. We have provided more information about standards, a list of standards-compliant browsers and links to free browser downloads. Job Resources Mentoring ... Contact Us Online Teacher Licensure Program @ Western State College "Functional, applicable, structured to give me exactly what I need to teach every day." teachnow@western.edu Teaching career fairs provide an incredible opportunity to expedite the job finding process. Remember to explain that you are working with an Alternative Licensure Program. Explain where you are in the alternative licensure process and what your plans are for acquiring your teaching training. In addition, it would be helpful to bring brochures from Western's Teach Now Program in order to help districts understand this process.
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Extractions: Instructional Resources Science Resources L esson Plans and Other Web Resources Access Excellence Resource Center Access Excellence Resource Center is provided by the National Health Museum There are links to web resources such as a visual library, health resources, science and math resources, resources for students, interdisciplinary resources, and teacher resources. http://www.accessexcellence.org/RC/index.html#science AOL@School AOL@School provides a portal to numerous resources that have been chosen by educators as the best educational content for that grade level. The Web site provides a suite of functional online tools such as encyclopedias, dictionaries, a calculator and many other research and collaboration tools. In addition AOL@School contains activities correlated with textbooks by grade level and subject. http://school.aol.com
Extractions: Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Elementary and Early Childhood Education Urbana IL. Planning for Parent Participation in Schools for Young Children. ERIC Digest. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC Family and school represent the primary environments in which young children grow and develop. Today, the link between these institutions is taking on added significance as concern mounts over the challenges that preschools face in building or maintaining strong parent participation. In order to effectively meet the needs of all families, parent participation programs need to give equal consideration to the needs of all families represented in the class. Teachers can plan parent participation strategies for their own classroom through use of the following guides. PLAN FOR PARENT PARTICIPATION 1. A good place to begin is to document the barriers to parent involvement created by such factors as family structures (dual career, single parent, teenage parent) and family work schedules (full-time, job sharing, flex-time). This can be accomplished through parent-teacher conferences, telephone calls, or a short questionnaire.
School & PTA Events on a planning committee and for the Career Fair. Top, Hospitality, Through this committee,we plan to build community that will benefit both our school and each http://www.greenville.k12.sc.us/bethel/admin/events.htm
Extractions: Arts The Art Teachers need volunteers to assist them with special art projects, the displaying of art work, and other miscellaneous duties on an as needed basis. Assistance is also needed with the Art Club. The teachers do not have a homeroom from which to get volunteers. They teach each and every student at Bethel. Artist Arts Each month, an artist's work is chosen and displayed in front of the Media Center in an effort to expose our children to many different types of art work. Visiting artist in Art, Music, and Physical Education classes will have set-up and ongoing needs while in residence. Assemblies Top Cultural
Extractions: Many history books are full of descriptions of wars, but few help students critically analyze the history of warfare and the ethics of war and peace. These lessons are intended to help teachers put issues of current global conflict into an ethical, historical, and cultural context, while encouraging students to think critically and discuss differing perspectives.
