1. Instructional Resource Center 1Instructional Resource Center Ø activity Books 20002001. activity Books. activity book subject areas range from arts crafts and Bulletin Boards, to Science and Social Studies. for Developing Literacy Skills activ Read 1998 6. 30 collaborative Books for Your Class 4-6 16. arts and crafts for Little Hands Pre-K-Grade 1 activ Gen 1995 Gr http://www.ashland.edu/library/irc/activity.PDF

2. Web Addresses For Teacher Learning activities include inquiries and collaborative " spacequests" and are creative activ. Grade Level Early Childhood, Elementary. Content Area(s) arts (crafts, Visual arts) http://www.pclnet.net/~gchap/address.html

The Teacher's Page This web page is filled with many resources for busy teachers. To search a topic, go to Edit in the menu bar, Find in Page, then type the subject you want to find. Magazines, Publications and Television Discover Magazine Scientific American Science Science and Children The Why Files Education Week T he Philadelphia Inquirer Sc. and Med. Bill Nye, the Science Guy http://www.discover.com http://www.sciam.com http://www.sciencemag.org http://www.nsta.org/pubs/sc/ ... http://nyelabs.kcts.org/ Teacher Activities and Information Access Excellence Busy Teachers' Website (K-12) The Biology Place Rigby's Education Station Challenger Learning Center for Space Education How the Weather Works http://www.accessexcellence.org/ http://www.ceismc.gatech.edu/busyt/homepg.htm http://www.biology.com http://www.rigby.com ... http://www.weatherworks.com Museums McWane Center The Exploratorium Museum of Science and Industry-Chicago American Museum of Natural History The Franklin Institute The Museum of Science Boston http://www.mcwane.org/

3. San Leandro High School San Leandro USD. San Leandro collaborative. SLHS Phone Numbers VISUAL/PERFORMING arts Sculpture/crafts, Drama. rm104 - x ? (3) SLAM Academy - Wrld Hist. STUD activ DIR CTRAIN. rm101 http://www.slhs.net/lists_people/facultylist_2002S.html

San Leandro Information San Leandro USD San Leandro Collaborative SLHS Phone Numbers (Click the image above to get a map from MapQuest.com) Maps of SLHS Campus SL's Current Conditions SLHS Current Local Weathe r Recent Bay Area Earthquakes EMERGENCY INFORMATION San Leandro High School 2200 Bancroft Avenue San Leandro, CA 94577 (Commonly Used Phone Numbers) Old Faculty List 2001/2002 Spring Term Faculty List Fall 2002/2003 Faculty List Fall 2001/2002 Faculty List 2000/2001 NOTICE: This list is kept as current as possible. ONLY if the information you need is critical, please contact 510-667-3540 x1958 (last updated 31 May 2002 @ 1630 PDT) Counselors - 2001/2002 (Spring Term) Counseling Office (Chris Miller) - (510) 667-3540 x1948 Counselor Name Assignment Phone Extension Nancy JOHNSON HEAD COUNSELOR (A-Che 9th) (A-Co 10-12) Anna BOSCACCI COUNSELOR (Chi-Gz 9th) (Cr-Hali 10-12) Joe GLIEBE - GOETZ (Mr. G)

4. Nat'l Academies Press, Eager To Learn: (2000), Curriculum And Pedagogy: The What Through this activ ity children develop a clear image of music, social studies, arts and crafts, and physical education necessarily have to preclude collaborative work for the very http://www.nap.edu/books/0309068363/html/182.html

Read more than 3,000 books online FREE! More than 900 PDFs now available for sale HOME ABOUT NAP CONTACT NAP HELP ... ORDERING INFO Items in cart [0] TRY OUR SPECIAL DISCOVERY ENGINE Questions? Call 800-624-6242 Eager to Learn: Educating Our Preschoolers CHAPTER SELECTOR: Openbook Linked Table of Contents Front Matter, pp. i-xx Executive Summary, pp. 1-22 Introduction, pp. 23-36 What Does the Science of Earning Contribute to Early Childho..., pp. 37-58 The Importance of Individual and Cultural Variations, pp. 59-127 Preschool Program Quality, pp. 128-181 Curriculum and Pedagogy: The What and the How of Early Chil..., pp. 182-232 Assessment in Early Childhood Education, pp. 233-260 The Preparation of Early Childhood Professionals, pp. 261-276 Program and Practice Standards, pp. 277-305 Findings, Conclusions, and Recommendations, pp. 306-322 Appendix: Scientific Evidence, pp. 323-332 References, pp. 333-402 Biographical Sketches, pp. 403-414 Index, pp. 415-443 GO TO PAGE: TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE PRINTABLE PDF PAGE CHAPTER PAGE SEARCH THIS BOOK: The following HTML text is provided to enhance online readability. Many aspects of typography translate only awkwardly to HTML. Please use the

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ART EDUCATION LINKS ART HOME Program Goals Lesson Plans Art Rubrics-Files ... Education Resources "We are in the business of making the kids feel good about themselves and reinforcing self-confidence. Sometimes that little positive reinforcement is enough to change a kid, or at least guide them in a direction towards creating more and more art." ~ Susan on Long Island Art Education Resources ArtsEdNet An online service developed to support the needs of the art education community. Image Gallery Lesson Plans and Curriculum Themes in Art Space Art Through the Ages Robert McCall teaching unit on space art (NAEA Keynote speaker 2001). Series of interdisciplinary activities based on traditional and contemporary artworks. Join ArtsEdNet Talk ArtsEdNet-Animals in Art Looking and learning. Getty Art and Architecture Thesaurus Devices of Wonder Exhibition explores how optical devices and technologies have shaped our perception of the world, and teaches us about our social, scientific, and visual histories. Play with the games, scientific instruments, and optical devices in the exhibition. Teaching Tools Viewpoints: Exploring How You Understand Art Exploring how you look at art - d eveloped by Faith Clover and Mary Erickson What kind of art do you really like? Why do you like it? What about other people? Take this self-test to learn more about why you like the art you do, understand different ways of looking at art and discover the points of view other people have. From Getty ArtsEdNet.

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Return to menu. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON CURRICULUM REPORT Number 340 August 13, 2003 This report officially records the actions of the University of Washington Curriculum Review Committee. The Committee meets September through June to consider applications for curriculum changes submitted by the schools and colleges of the University of Washington. This report also announces the actions of the Faculty Council of Academic Standards and the Board of Regents regarding program and degree changes. Course Change Applications received after the deadline for the specified quarter will be considered for the next quarter for which the deadline has not passed. New courses can be added to the curriculum after the deadline. Applications must be received in the University Curriculum Office, 248 Schmitz, Box 355850, by 5 pm on the deadline date . For courses offered jointly by more than one school or college, an application from each school or college must be received by the University Curriculum Office by the deadline date. NEW BUSINESS NEW PREFIXES Prefix Title Action COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING (0-B) Urban Design and Planning (0050) SPCI Strategic Planing for Critical Infrastructures Effective AUT/2003.

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8. San Francisco CityGuide A collaborative publishing effort by over one hundred volunteers. 280) All Groups (55) All Features (26) arts and crafts (49) Educational http://www.carnaval.com/sf99/sf_city.htm

San Francisco Bay City Guide T he world wild web is the first media to be considered both print and broadcast so we think it important to tell you that we are organized around the metro center best known globally as the San Francisco Bay Area. As a web guide we make extensive use of locally oriented web resources and we organize around the three metro centers and professional sports namesakes of San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose. The broadcast media of radio and TV does so as well however print media has a narrower agenda which seeks to create conflict by fanning the flames of regional conflict. With no regional government and plenty of State and federal funds to be disbursed their is much at stake. Just as Carnaval unites the world, we support the efforts of the three metro center Mayors to unite the Bay Area. It is a fascinating story you can only find here. Updates N orthern California contains a bounty of the traveler's world class destinations, wine country, white water, Lake Tahoe, Yosemite, Gold Country, Redwoods, Pacific Ocean and so much more. We got started on our best of the best of the web but expect this section to expand significantly for your benefit over the course of time. T his is our ninth and final Carnaval City of the new millennium and our home town as well. Our home town is defined by the 94110 zip code, it is an artist ethnic neighborhood called the Mission district which any traveler would not want to miss. Your best guide is here.

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10. Humboldt: Theatre Arts Courses lectures on scenery, lighting, the playwright s craft, choreography, and and critical approaches; the collaborative process and Seminar in Theatre arts (14) FS http://www.humboldt.edu/~catalog/courses/thea_crs.html

Theatre Arts LOWER DIVISION THEA 103. Dance Techniques I (3) FS. Use contemporary dance as base for exploring dance as art form. Full-body technique, mind-body integration, and creative methods and structures. American dance pioneers. Rep. GE. THEA 103B. Dance Techniques II (3) F. Continue using contemporary dance forms to increase technical proficiency, endurance, and performance. Focus on collaborative work. Required for dance studies majors and dance minors. Prereq: THEA 103 or IA. Rep. GE. THEA 103C. Dance Techniques III (3). Continued study and development of dance techniques and performance skills at the advanced level. Required for dance studies majors. Prereq: THEA 103B or IA. Rep. GE. THEA 104. Art of Theatre (3) F. What is theatre? Thought-provoking environment in which to observe, discover, and experience various aspects of theatre arts. THEA 105. Acting (3) FS. Theatre games, improvisation, movement, and voice. Techniques applicable first to the individual and second to principles of performance in film and theatre. (CAN DRAM 8) THEA 106. Behind the Scenes in Theatre

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INTRODUCTORY 1.1.0. The Ministry of Human Resource Development was set up in 1985, with the objective of integrating efforts for Development of Human Potential in the areas of Education, Women and Child Develop- ment, Arts and Culture, Youth Affairs and Sports. During 1994-95, the Ministry continued its efforts in fulfilling this objective through its constituent Departments of Education, Culture, Youth Affairs and Sports and Women and Child Development. This report covers the activ- ities of all the four Departments of the Ministry and is presented in four parts as follows:- Part-I-Department of Education Part-II-Department of Culture Part-III-Department of Youth Affairs and Sports Part-IV-Department of Women and Child Development Department of Education 1.2.1 The Education For All (EFA) Summit of Nine High Population Countries held i New Delhi on 16th December, 1993 culminated in a policy declaration and framework of strategies for its implementa- tion. The policy declaration calls for providing basic education fa- cilities for every child and consolidating efforts towards basic education for children, Youth and adults. In the context of an inte- grated strategy of basic education for all people, literacy and adult education programme are to be improved and extended, eliminating disparities of access, improving the quality and relevance of basic education. Human Development is to be accorded the highest priority ensuring that a growing share of national and community resources is dedicated to basic education.

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Subject: calls x 76 pt 2 Message: NURTUREart Non-Profit, Inc., an exciting and growing organization serving emerging artists and curators, has several volunteer/internship opportunities available offering hands-on experience to motivated self-starters serious about careers in arts administration and the non-profit sector.  Please send resume and letter of interest to: nurtureart_2004@yahoo.com and visit www.nurtureart.org for more background information. Gallery Assistants: Responsibilities include opening and locking up the gallery, greeting public visitors and answering their questions about the exhibits and the organization, answering the phone, responding to e-mail, working on updating and maintaining our Artists Slide Registry and helping with various other administrative tasks. Also helping when we are installing and deinstalling shows and at opening receptions and events. Interns will get valuable hands on experience in the day to day workings of an active new art gallery and meet artists and curators working in the field. Those interested in working at least one regular day a week (or more), and can make at least a three month commitment please contact us. We would also like to build a list of reserve volunteers for special events and emergency schedule fill-in. Our gallery is open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from noon to 6:00pm and is located conveniently near the subway (literally just a few steps from the Lorimer Street stop on the L Train) in Williamsburg Brooklyn, the heart of the newest vibrant NY art scene.

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@import "/stylomatic/screen.css"; Home Contact About About Craft Australia ... Retail outlets Search: Constitution of Craft Australia ACN: 000 874 699 A company limited by guarantee not having share capital Printed with all amendments as at (22 August 2003) Part 1 A. Name 1. The name of the Company is CRAFT AUSTRALIA (hereinafter called "the Company"). B. Objects Vision Company as a leading voice for the recognition of Australian crafts practice as an essential form of expression in Australian culture. Mission Company is a pro-active and strategic advocate for Australian contemporary craft nationally and internationally. The organisation supports innovation, critical debate and a sustainable, professional environment for practitioners. We foster and support a nationally coordinated craft community built on strong relationships. Key Goals (i) Research Undertake research to strengthen the information base for contemporary craft, including partnerships with academia. (ii) Advocacy Be a leading advocate for contemporary craft nationally and internationally including partnerships with government and other agencies. (iii) Communication and Debate Foster a collaborative environment across the sector nationally including culturally diverse communities and initiate debates on contemporary crafts practice.

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>. The frog hops in direct response to each key press. The screen is re-drawn, "panning" across the pond when the frog is directed beyond the screen boundaries. There are two options in this mode: When the nine key is pressed, some of the lily pads flash, indicating the next portion of the frog's correct path. Pressing the key makes a schematic drawing of the whole pond appear on one screen ... Following the other direction on the screen, >, leads to the formula mode. The frog stays seated on the first lily pad, not responding to the directions immediately. The di-rection to > has four arrows as choices. After each [direction] choice is made, the screen questions

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