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Peer Participation and Software: What Mozilla Has to Teach Government (John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Reports on Digital Media and Learning) by David R. Booth, 2010-07-31 Methods That Teach by Blanche McDonald, 1978-02 Houghton Mifflin Social Studies: Western Hemisphere and Europe Practice Book Miss Grundy Doesn't Teach Here Anymore: Popular Culture and the Composition Classroom (Crosscurrents) Women of Faith: What They Teach Us (Fawcett Bible Studies) by Nick Fawcett, 2002-06 Chinese Women Writers in Diaspora: Jung Chang, Xinran, Hong Ying, Anchee Min, Adeline Yen Mah by Amy Tak-yee Lai, 2007-09-01 Using the Power of Poetry to Teach Language Arts, Social Studies, Math, and More (Grades 3-6) by K Holderith, 2003-03 How to Teach Math to Black Students by Shahid Muhammad, 2003-09 Never Try to Teach a Pig to Sing: Still More Urban Folklore from the Paperwork Empire (Humor in Life and Letters Series) by Alan Dundes, Carl R. Pagter, 1991-06 Breaking Away from the Textbook: Creative Ways to Teach World History, Vol. 1: Prehistory to 1600 by Ron H. Pahl, 2002-02 Teach Yourself with Open Learning by RowntreeDerek, 1993-09-01 Facilitator's Guide to How to Teach Students Who Don't Look Like You: Culturally Relevant Teaching Strategies by Bonnie M. Davis, 2008-04-01 Who's Invited to Share?: Using Literacy to Teach for Equity and Social Justice by Roxanne Henkin, 1998-03-23 Arco Teach Yourself the Gre in 24 Hours (Arco Teach Yourself in 24 Hours) by Mark Alan Stewart, Frederick J. O'Toole, et all 1999-06

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81. El Paso Times
    Excellent for motivating students. Know your Newspaper (Grades 4-12) Lesson plans and worksheets to teach language arts, math, science, and social studies.  
    http://www.elpasotimes.com/Service/NIE_teachingguides.shtml
    
    Extractions: These are the listing of guides the El Paso Times has available for educators using the newspaper in the classroom. You will receive a FREE guide with the subscription of newspapers, you may purchase any other guides for seven dollars each. Along Came a Spider - (Grades K-6) Writing across the curriculum And Times Marches On - (Grades 4-12) Current Events in the Newspaper Bill of Rights 200 - (Grades 4-12) Strategies and worksheets to teach the Bill of Rights through the newspaper. Celebrate Diversity - (Grades 4-12) Encourages students discussion of diversity topics. Celebrate Theater - (Grades 4-12) Use the newspaper to study theater and specific plays.

82. FSU 2004-2005 General Bulletin
    to the individual departments in this general Bulletin international affairs, environmental studies, interdisciplinary social science, Russian  
    http://registrar.fsu.edu/bulletin/undergrad/colleges/social_sciences.htm
    
    Extractions: Florida State University Office of the University Registrar Bulletins 2004 - 2005 Undergraduate Section Topics Requirements General Requirements Double Majors Honors ... Dean's List Dean: David W. Rasmussen; Associate Deans: Robert E. Crew, Jr., Graham C. Kinloch The University established social sciences as a separate college in 1973. The departments and programs that make up the college date from the earliest days of the University. Graduate Bulletin The Center for Demography and Population Health has a specialist population and demography library. The Social Science Data Center houses the FSU Survey Research Laboratory, a telephone survey center, and a state-of-the-art Geographic Information System (GIS) Laboratory . All are located in the Bellamy Building. General Bulletin All departments and programs in the college engage in contract and grant research, and there are often opportunities for work-study employment for qualified undergraduates either on outside-funded research or on university-funded activities. General Bulletin for specific entry requirements. Students in good standing (i.e., with a GPA of 2.0 or better) and eligible for upper division may declare other non-limited access majors within the college. Most majors do have some required or recommended courses that are advisable to take in lower-division study. It is therefore useful for potential majors to consult the relevant program entry in this

83. Teaching And Learning
    to a BS in education degree with certification to teach either PK French, German, history, mathematics, music, physics, psychology, social studies, speech and  
    http://www.umsl.edu/bulletin/TOC/College_of_Education_gi/Teaching_and_Learning_g
    
    Extractions: School of Education Table of Contents General Information Faculty ... Undergraduate and Graduate Degree Requirements The faculty of the Division of Teaching and Learning has their offices on the 2nd and 3rd floors in Marillac Hall and in the Mark Twain Building. Information about course offerings and related matters on all programs except physical education may be obtained in 369 Marillac Hall. The physical education offices are located at 234 Mark Twain Building. The division coordinates programs leading to a B.S. in education degree in: Early Childhood Education Professional Education Programs leading to the M.Ed. in elementary education, secondary education, and special education also are coordinated in the Division of Teaching and Learning. The early childhood undergraduate program is designed for students wishing to teach and direct programs for children from pre-kindergarten through grade three. Students electing this program will work directly with young children as a part of their professional courses. The graduate program is designed to develop master-level educators through a common core of essential knowledge and experiences drawn from current research and practice in the field of early childhood education. Through this program, candidates are able to further their competencies as educators, directors, program planners, and curriculum developers in various early childhood settings. Students can complete additional course work to receive certification.

84. Department Of Sociology Undergraduate
    Department of Sociology and the Department of social studies. planning and evaluation within the social services field as to those with a general interest in  
    http://www.tcd.ie/Sociology/ugrad.htm
    
    Extractions: If you're curious about people and society, then sociology is for you. As an area of university study, it includes numerous ways of describing and analysing society. Ireland and the world are currently experiencing rapid processes of social change. The old world is changing, but what will the new world be like, and how can we participate in its development? Sociology is foremost among the social sciences in its understanding of social change. Sociology studies all aspects of society from work and government to migration and cultural identity. Sociologists analyse the social world and also provide advice to governments, organisations, and communities. Sociologists have analytical and research skills that are valuable in a number of occupations from policy analyst to community worker and journalist. Sociology is a good preparation for careers in business, politics, community work, or the professions. Sociology At Trinity In Trinity, we teach courses in a wide variety of areas of sociology. The staff includes experts on consumer society, cultural identity, work and employment in Europe, the sociology of the environment, migration and ethnicity, family, social policy and gender, and globalization. Our courses cover, Ireland, the wider European society, the non-European world and the global arena.

85. 02_pages130-153
    Methods and Materials in the social studies, Secondary OR Methods and Materials in the social Sciences, Elementary Macro(5) 5 ANTH 107, general Anthropology (5  
    http://www.cwu.edu/~catalogs/02_pages130-153.html
    
    Extractions: Selected faculty in College of Business The General Studies Majors are for students who have varied interests that may cut across the usual departmental boundaries and who wish to play a major role in deciding on a suitable curriculum of study. The student earns a Bachelor of Art in General Studies - Humanities, Bachelor of Science in General Studies - Social Sciences, Bachelor of Science in General Studies - Natural Sciences degree depending upon the program selected. Total credits for graduation vary depending on whether student chooses a 62 or 47 degree major. Students who wish to enroll in General Studies should contact the appropriate coordinator for the various divisions. Bachelor of Arts General Studies - Humanities This division of general studies is for students whose primary interest in the humanities requires interdisciplinary programs and course selections which are not possible within single academic programs or established curricula. Students who wish to earn a Bachelor of Arts in Humanities will devise an approved, coherent program of study with the coordinator which fulfills an academic or career goal and includes prerequisites consistent with the 300-400-level major course work.

86. Minding The Planet: Graph Automata -- What Can Social Networks Teach Us About Un
    Graph Automata What Can social Networks teach us About that one way to discover the general laws of digital physics might be to study social networks.  
    http://novaspivack.typepad.com/nova_spivacks_weblog/2004/01/graph_automata_.html

87. TeacherSource . Recommended Links . Social Studies | PBS
    social studies Recommended Links Archived Recommendations Economics Advanced for teaching how to study and learn Washington State Attorney general s Office in  
    http://www.pbs.org/teachersource/recommended/social_studies/lk_economics.shtm
    
    Extractions: The Smithsonian Institution created a site for A.P. History students and teachers focusing on the use of artifacts in understanding history. Artifacts tell stories, connect people, capture moments, and reflect changes. Two themes are presented: the Nation Expanding and Consumerism. There are essay questions, artifacts, and documents for students to consider. The Teacher’s Guide has student handouts and guides for teaching how to study and learn from artifacts. Ask your parents if they had any of the lunchboxes on display in the consumerism section and be sure to check out the Barbie pages. Whether or not you know what you want to do when you graduate from high school or college, this site has lots of useful information about careers, skills required for specific jobs, occupational outlook, wages and trends, and career tools you will want to investigate. Several videos describe occupations for people choosing non-traditional careers, apprenticeships, jobs requiring two year degrees, or working outside. There are also over 400 captioned video clips related to a wide variety of careers. Videos are available in Windows Media Player and Real Player. Career tools relate to financial aid, scholarships, writing a resume, and a skills profiler. Students participating in the ThinkQuest competition designed this educational introduction to the stock market. Included are company profiles, a history of the stock market, a glossary of stock terminology, information about different types of stocks, and a stock market simulation. (The simulation requires that users provide an e-mail address.)

88. Curriculum, Secondary Teaching, Undergraduate Concentrations, School Of Educatio
    2 Historical studies courses; 2 Values courses (religion etc.); 2 NonWestern courses; 2 social and Behavioral may be applied toward general Education requirements  
    http://www.sesp.northwestern.edu/Programs/ugrad/st/
    
    Extractions: Search Northwestern Search Help SESP ... School of Education and Social Policy PROGRAMS Undergraduate Concentrations Secondary Teaching PROGRAMS PEOPLE PROJECTS PARTNERS General Information Overview Admissions/Transfers Degree Requirements Course Info ... Forms/Handbook Concentrations Human Development and Psychological Services Learning and Organizational Change Secondary Teaching Social Policy For Undergrad Community Announcements Certificate/Honors Practicums/Field Studies Involvement/Work ... Frequently Asked Questions Curriculum Graduate Study Career Information Programs Undergraduate Concentrations ... Secondary Teaching Curriculum Curriculum Secondary Education curriculum overview The Secondary Teaching Program combines course work in the liberal arts with professional education courses. Students earn a bachelor of science in education and social policy (BSEd) from the School of Education and Social Policy (SESP) as well as earning a recommendation for certification through entitlement for Secondary teaching (grades 6-12). Forty-five units of credit (or courses) are required for the degree. Illinois certification can be earned in a wide range of majors within the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences (WCAS), including art, English, history, economics with history, political science with history, sociology with history, mathematics, biology, chemistry, physics, French, German, Latin, or Spanish. The program has been granted Approved Program status by the

89. Civilization.ca - Online Resources For Canadian Heritage - General And Reference
    Online Dictionary of the social Sciences http//socialsciencedictionary Nelson School Reference Canadian studies http//school.nelson Other general resources.  
    http://www.civilization.ca/orch/www01_e.html

90. General Education @ USC
    in understanding a broad range of social phenomena for the program rests with the general Education Committee the Vice Provost for Undergraduate studies and the  
    http://www.usc.edu/dept/LAS/general_studies/GE/
    
    Extractions: In thinking over what is necessary, the faculty identified two principal goals: to help you (1) locate yourself in your own moment of cultural and intellectual history; and (2) think critically about the books you read, the arguments you confront and the evidence offered for and against theories in the humanities, the social sciences and the natural sciences. To achieve these two goals, the program is divided into two parts: the first part, called "Foundations," presents courses that give you the "big picture" about (I) the development of western European and American culture, as well as (II) alternative cultural traditions and (III) the basic principles animating scientific inquiry. The second part, called "Case Studies," provides particular opportunities for you to sharpen your critical intelligence by considering specific (IV) applications of science and technology, (V) works of literature, philosophy and art, and (VI) contemporary social issues of urgency and importance. The freshman year semester of the writing requirement is co-registered with classes in the Social Issues category and a speaker series, helping to build intellectual community among students and faculty in the general education program. As you look through the courses in each category, try to reach beyond the disciplines with which you are most familiar and comfortable. Draw broadly from the range of academic expertise and choose a thoughtful, provocative selection of "g" courses as your personal general education program. This academic background will need to serve you well in the future, as a basis for lifelong learning. In addition, all students must satisfy writing and diversity requirements to complete the

91. Miami University: Academics
    our program in integrated social studies education major prepares you to teach integrated social  
    http://www.miami.muohio.edu/academics/majorsminors/majors/socialstudieseducation
    
    Extractions: Programs ... University Offices Undergraduate Majors Accounting American Studies Anthropology Architecture Art Athletic Training Biochemistry Black World Studies Botany Business-Economics Business-General Chemistry Classical Humanities Clinical Laboratory Science =====COMMUNICATION MAJORS====== Mass Communication Speech Communication Strategic Communication Computer Science Decision Sciences Dentistry Dietetics Diplomacy and Foreign Affairs Economics =====EDUCATION MAJORS====== Adolescent Education Art Education Early Childhood Education English Education French Education German Education Health Education Latin Education Mathematics Education Middle Childhood Education Music Education Physical Education Science Education Social Studies Education Spanish Education Special Education =======ENGINEERING MAJORS======= Engineering (general) Computer Engineering Electrical Engineering Manufacturing Engineering Mechanical Engineering Paper Science and Engineering Engineering Management Engineering Physics English English/Creative Writing English/Literature English/Technical and Scientific Communication Environmental Science Environmental Studies Environmental Management/Forestry Exercise Science Family Studies Finance French Geography Geology German Gerontology (social) Graphic Design Greek Health Studies History History of Art and Architecture Interdisciplinary Studies Interior Design International Studies Journalism Latin Law Linguistics Management Management/Human Resources Management/Operations Management/Organizational Leadership Management/Supply Chain Management

92. Abcteach.com >> Theme Units >> Social Studies >> Japan
    www.abcteach.com. abcteach directory. If you like this category you might also like abcteach.com Theme Units social studies Countries.  
    http://www.abcteach.com/directory/theme_units/social_studies/japan/
    
    Extractions: Capella University. Free University Guide Item Description Boy's/Girl's/Children's Day Planning Page Comparison Chart Computer Research Planner Did You Know Cards ... Online Crossword Puzzle interactive Passport (shape book size) Passport (smaller size) Report Cover Report Planner ... Word Search Japan Geography Write a Travel Brochure

93. Academic Programs - TEEMS
    for those holding bachelor’s degrees in social science. admission (see Catalog for full criteria) to graduate study. score of 800 on the general Test (Verbal  
    http://msit.gsu.edu/programs/alt_socialstudies.htm
    
    Extractions: Documentation of previous work experience. Interviews conducted by faculty and school-based personnel. Other requirements that may be specified by the Department of Middle-Secondary Education and Instructional Technology. Admission to the program is done once each year. Applicants must submit all admission materials by February 1st prior to the summer session they wish to enter the program. The alternative M.Ed. program is a carefully sequenced program that runs over four consecutive sessions (summer session through summer session). Students who do not follow the prescribed program sequence will be withdrawn and may re-apply to enter the next program cycle.

94. Heldref Publications: Nonprofit Publisher Of Scholarly Journals & Learned Public
    a sample of the Jewish population and two parishes with similar social composition shows I currently teach at Suncoast High, a magnet school in Riviera Beach  
    http://www.heldref.org/
    
    Extractions: Subscribe Online HOT OFF THE PRESS FROM HELDREF ... SPECIAL ISSUE: Student Motivation (Coming July/August 2004) Lynley H. Anderman, Guest Editor The articles presented are part of a growing body of thoughtful research that examines the interplay of motivational and learning processes within different subject-area domains. As such, they have implications for the development and revision of motivation theory and also hold out the promise of providing valid suggestions for design of instruction that may be of valid use to practitioners. Subscribe to JER Today! Henry James on the Great War: A Letter Recovered from the Mercure de France George Monteiro, Department of Portuguese and Brazilian Studies, Brown University, which appeared in the summer 2004 issue of ANQ The son of the suffragist and reformer Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Theodore Stanton (1851–1925) was the author of

95. Distance Learning - Criminology
    This class is organized to reflect the general order in which an average It will teach you to know what can happen on a scene if an Select your area of study  
    http://home.universalclass.com/socialsciences/crimonology/
    
    Extractions: LogOff Advanced Death Investigation Advanced Forensic Investigative Techniques Estimating Time and Location of Death Advanced Forensic Investigative Techniques: Identifying The Victim Basic Death Investigations ... Advanced Death Investigation Course No: Course ID: Basic Course Fee: Certificate Option $48.00 (add $18.00 to course fee) Review: Instructor: Courtney Smith Syllabus: View Syllabus Duration: Continuous: Enroll anytime! Details/Enroll Now Add to Cart Course Description: Click Here to Enroll Now! Advanced Forensic Investigative Techniques Estimating Time and Location of Death Course No: Course ID: Basic Course Fee: Certificate Option $43.00 (add $18.00 to course fee)

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