41. Teaching In PA Early Childhood Education Certification And the 19921993 school year, a person assigned to teach the Child Care Services vocational occupational curriculum must hold a home economics certificate (see http://www.teaching.state.pa.us/teaching/cwp/view.asp?a=131&q=32931&tx=1

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43. HOMEPAGE OF JOHN MUNRO Profiles and (in most cases) home Pages URLs for other faculty economics Course Timetables, with the names of the professors assigned to teach the courses http://www.economics.utoronto.ca/munro5/

HOME PAGE of JOHN H. MUNRO Professor Emeritus of Economics Contact Information Department of Economics . [See also Faculty Home Pages University of Toronto [See also: an aerial view of the campus Faculty of Arts and Science Economics Building : Room N-108 (Retirees' Room): my cubicle 150 St. George Street . [See also U of T Campus Maps Toronto Ontario CANADA M5S 3G7 Tel: Fax: e-mail: john.munro@utoronto.ca ; or munro5@chass.utoronto.ca My Home Page's WebCounter count indicates that, since 15 April 2001 (Easter), you are visitor number Current Notices, Announcements, and Answers to FAQ : for my economic history students, last updated on: Tuesday, 9 June 2004. MY PRIMARY RESEARCH INTERESTS: The Economic History of Medieval and Early-Modern Europe: The Low Countries and England, 1200 - 1600 Industrial and Labour History: with a focus on Textiles (especially medieval and early modern woollen textiles) Monetary and Financial History: Money and Prices (including Wages) Each year, I offer two undergraduate courses in European economic history, and so far, in retirement, I continue to do so, as follows: ECO 301Y1 : The Economic History of Later-Medieval and Early Modern Europe, 1250 - 1750

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45. Home Economics - Encyclopedia Article About Home Economics. Free Access, No Regi The field as it is today originated from home economics; in the US it began these institutions, as set forth in the 1862 Act, is to teach agriculture, military http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Home economics

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46. The University Of Montana Department Of Economics knowledge can be applied internationally or close to home. Mission of the economics Department. of the Department is to teach economics, provide knowledge http://www.cas.umt.edu/econ/

47. FSU Undergraduate Academic Program Guide (2003-2004) the bachelor s degree enables individuals to fill county and state supervisory positions in family and consumer sciences/home economics and teach family and http://www.academic-guide.fsu.edu/family_and_consumer_sciences_education.html

Students First Academic Guide Family and Consumer Sciences Education FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES EDUCATION College: Human Sciences Degree: B. S. Limited Access: NO Contact: Dr. Bonnie Greenwood Address: College of Human Sciences, FSU Tallahassee, FL 32306-1490 Phone: (850) 644-5279 E-mail: bgreenwo@mailer.fsu.edu Description of Major The Family and Consumer Sciences Education program prepares students to teach in middle and secondary schools or adult and vocational-technical programs; graduates are also prepared for careers in Cooperative Extension, business, government, and the non-profit sector. Clinical experiences and student teaching are required. The program meets the requirements for teacher certification as set forth by the Florida State Department of Education and qualifies graduates to teach in secondary schools under the requirements of the Federal Vocational Acts. The program is approved by NCATE. Graduate study beyond the bachelor's degree enables individuals to fill county and state supervisory positions in family and consumer sciences/home economics and teach family and consumer sciences education in colleges and universities. Added leadership opportunities are available to those who earn a doctorate. Prerequisite Coursework: Students are urged to complete the following prerequisites required for admission in preparation for the upper division major. Students who do not complete the program prerequisites will have the opportunity to do so once at FSU.

48. Elementary Economics Teaching Award school principal, superintendent and your home telephone number. The National Council on Economic Education, the NASDAQ also conduct a teaching awards program http://www.uwsp.edu/business/economicswisconsin/teach/elem.htm

Elementary Excellence in Teaching Award Recipients. Excellence in Teaching Economics Elementary Teachers Award Program Economics Wisconsin is pleased to announce the 2003 Wisconsin Teaching Awards Program in Economic Education. This program recognizes the innovative teaching practices of Wisconsin elementary teachers (grades K-6) who make economics a vital part of their school curriculum. The purpose of the program is to recognize excellent teachers who are innovative in teaching concepts that improve and stimulate economic and financial literacy. While the award recognizes excellence in teaching economics and financial literacy, the type of class may vary from economics, to math, to history or other subjects. The elementary competition is sponsored by STRONG. Entry deadline: June 1, 2003. Who is eligible? What are the purposes of the awards program? What are the judging criteria? What will the winners receive? ... Previous Winners EconomicsWisconsin Wisconsin Council on Economic Education 161 W. Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 3143

49. Motorage - Teach The Children Well teach the Children Well. In junior high, my school unveiled a new Arts wing, complete with an art studio, music room, home economics labs and wood shop. http://www.motorage.com/motorage/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=16162

50. Albion College Department Of Economics And Management Our faculty members are committed to teaching economics and management can find links to our home pages which find materials related to the courses we teach. http://www.albion.edu/econ/

Economics and Management Welcome to the home page of the Department of Economics and Management at Albion College. We offer a flexible program that provides students with the tools and understanding to make judgments and choices in many areas of economic interest. Students are taught the basic skills of economics and business with emphasis on decision making in both the private and public sectors. Our faculty members are committed to teaching economics and management in the context of a liberal arts education. On our faculty and staff page you can find links to our home pages which contain information about us and our interests. In particular you can find materials related to the courses we teach. We offer courses in economics, accounting, finance, and management. Information about specific courses and when they are offered can be found on the courses page. Specific information about what is required for a major or minor can be found on our program page.

51. Economics Teaching Major And Minor ECON Course Descriptions, home Feedback Disclaimer University of Utah......University of Utah economics Teaching Major and Minor economics Department http://www.acs.utah.edu/GenCatalog/1038/deptdesc/teach.econ.html

University of Utah Economics Teaching Major and Minor Economics Department Description ECON Course Descriptions Home Feedback ... University of Utah General Catalog 2003-2004 April 4, 2003 ECONOMICS TEACHING MAJOR I. Core Requirements ECON 3600 Quantitative Methods 5 ECON 2010 Principles of Microeconomics 3 ECON 2020 Principles of Macroeconomics 3 ECON 4010 Intermediate Microeconomics Analysis 3 ECON 4020 Intermediate Macroeconomics Analysis 3 ECON 5470 Industrialization and Economic Development: The American Case 3 TL 5180 Secondary Social Studies Methods 3 II. History of Economic Thought Choose one course from the following list: ECON 3650, 5050, 5060, 5080 III. Electives A minimum of 12 upper-division elective semester credit hours in economics is required. See department adviser for approved courses. In addition to the ECON credits, a minimum of 13 semester credit hours is required from related areas of study (3000 and above). All courses from the College of Social and Behavioral Science, the College of Business, the College of Humanities, the College of Science, Ethnic Studies, Undergraduate Studies, and the Writing Program. IV. Certification Course Work

52. Teach-At-Home Links Internet. home Life Skills (10/29/2001) Instructional guide for teaching, learning,and developing the art of home economics. home http://www.teach-at-home.com/Links.asp?whichpage=6&pagesize=30&sqlQuery=SELECT

53. Teach-At-Home Features Here are classes in home economics, nutrition, and math, not to mention practical living year off with a bang and still not frustrate the teacher or the http://www.teach-at-home.com/LHogan.asp

Home Legal About Us Link To Us ... Contact Please visit our sponsors, their continued support makes Teach-At-Home possible Top-rated by homeschoolers Hints on Child Training The Big Book of Home Learning Christian Home Educators' Curriculum Manual : E... Genesis: Finding Our Roots ... The First Year of Homeschooling Your Child: You... Note: The opinons expressed in featured articles solely reflect those of the author. They do not necessarily reflect those of Teach-At-Home, its affiliates or its advertisers. Teach-At-Home neither endorses nor is responsible for the accuracy of these features. For full details, see our Getting BACK TO BUSINESS after a break by Lynn Hogan I have talked to a number of homeschooling parents who have decided that they are going to "start anew" this year. I am so pleased to hear that, BUT often that means that they are going to start the New Year with a flurry of activity and "getting down to business". There really is nothing wrong with wanting to do that, but there CAN be something wrong with the implementation of this idea. Many times this means that we are going to demand our students "get it together" right out of the January school box. This may just NOT be possible. Your students may have had a good 2 weeks or more off from the traditional schooling activities. It may take a little while for their brains to get back to the traditional thought processes necessary to function in full school mode. When I was a child, my mother used to tell me "don't talk to me until I have my first cup of coffee in the morning". Perhaps you tell your children the same thing. To ask our students who have been on break from traditional school activities to immediately jump into full school mode is asking them to be in at 100% before they have had a chance to "engage their brains". I drink coffee myself now, but I am not sure if Mom wanted the extra time of peace and quiet, or if she wanted the caffeine to do "it's thing", but I do remember that it was very important to her. So, as you get ready to jump back into the school year, please help your student to "ease" back into school.

54. Missouri Council On Economic Education home. A new and ideal way to teach and learn American History and economics. Click here to view the site. PROGRAMS. Stock Market Game. http://www.umkc.edu/mcee/

Home About Us Board Mission ... Teacher Awards Search: Welcome to the Missouri Council on Economic Education These pages tell the story of our 31-year-old organization's efforts to strengthen and extend the teaching of economics in Missouri schools. We accomplish this in many ways, working primarily to train teachers at our Centers for Economic Education located on college and university campuses throughout the state. The word mark Economic s America links us to a national network of 48 state councils on economic education and over 250 centers for economy education throughout the United States. Missouri citizens will benefit as consumers, producers, and citizens because of the work we do. Towards Economic and Financial Literacy: A Final Report Submitted to The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education February 28, 2003

55. HTML REDIRECT Additionally staff of SHEG teach on the following courses Kathryn Aleixos Secretary to Sheffield Health economics Group School of Health ScHARR home Page http://www.shef.ac.uk/uni/academic/R-Z/sheg/

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56. Division Of Economics - Home home. We teach well over 1000 students at the first year strengths in macroeconomics, international trade, economic development and environmental economics. http://www.nu.ac.za/department/default.asp?dept=ecosund

57. Learning Resources: Resources By Subject Teachers . History; home economics and Family Studies; Language; Law; Mathematics; Social Studies for grades 7 to 12 compulsory courses by province. http://www.statcan.ca/english/kits/teach.htm

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58. Guy Judge's Home Page degree programme Business Forecasting Using Econometric Models Econ303. On the economics postgraduate programme I teach the unit http://www.pbs.port.ac.uk/econ/judge.html

Guy Judge I am Deputy Head of Department and Principal Lecturer in Quantitative Economics and Computing in the Department of Economics at the University of Portsmouth. Research My main research interest is in applied time series econometrics, particularly relating to issues of seasonality and the use of Structural Time Series Models. A list of recent papers can be found here Teaching Currently I teach on the following units on the Economics undergraduate degree programme at Portsmouth Further Mathematics for Economists [Econ257] Introduction to Econometrics[Econ255] Econometric Models with Business Forecasting [Econ256] Economics Workshop 3 (Statistics and Econometrics Packages)[Econ310] I also teach the following first semester unit on the Business Studies undergraduate degree programme Business Forecasting Using Econometric Models [Econ303] On the Economics postgraduate programme I teach the unit The Internet for Economists I also teach the unit Internet for Business Economists [IfBE] on the Business Economics and Computing degree at the University of Surrey. Office Hours, February to May 2002

59. Berea College CFS Department Honors, Scholarships And Awards The Opal Stamm Husky Scholarship provides one or two scholarships each year to students planning to teach home economics after graduation. http://www.berea.edu/childandfamilystudies/cfshsa.html

CFS Honors, Scholarships and Awards Kappa Omicron Nu Honor Society. The purpose of this honor society is to recognize and promote excellence in research, scholarship and leadership in the profession of home economics. The Nu Alpha Chapter was chartered in 1991 and is the first chapter since the merger of Omicron Nu (founded 1912) and Kappa Omicron Phi (founded 1922). Membership is open to students and graduates in Child and Family Studies who are in the top ten percent of their junior or senior class at Berea. Departmental Scholarships The Helen and Jean Barkley Memorial Scholarship in Home Econoomics was established by the family of Key Lee Barkley, a Berea College graduate, class of 1926. Family and friends contributed to this endowed fund in memory of Dr. Barkley's wife, Helen Roberts Barkley, class of 1927, and their daughter, Jean Eloise Barkley, who died at age five. The recipients of this scholarship are to be majors in the profession of home economics "who show promise that they will become worthy citizens of their communities after their graduation from Berea College." The Jacqueline Hensley combs Memorial Scholarship in Home Economics is given each year to a junior or a senior home economics major showing a high degree of character, high scholarship, and professional maturity. It was established in memory of Jacqueline Hensley Combs of the class of 1965.

60. Our Teachers She has been teaching in Killicomaine Junior High School for 25 years. Mrs L Clougher Head of home economics Mathematics, Mrs Clougher teaches home economics http://www.killicomaine.co.uk/staff/teach.htm

Mr K Twyble Vice Principal Geography Mr Twyble is the longest serving teacher in Killicomaine, having started his career in the school in 1967. He is Vice Principal, in charge of pastoral matters, staff development and general administration. Mr R Jones Vice Principal History I.T. Mr Jones has taught in Killicomaine for 33 years. He is Vice Principal, with responsibility for the development of the curriculum, assessment, discipline and all arrangements for transfer at 11 and 14. M rs B Porter Head of English Mrs Porter is the Head of our English department. She taught in Belfast for one year and has spent the rest of her career in Killicomaine. Mrs Porter is very keen on theatre and has organised many visits to professional and amateur productions. She promotes drama within the school by writing and producing school performances. Mrs P Harrison English Mrs Harrison is in charge of the school library and edits the school magazine "Swot and Jot".

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