61. COLOMBIAN, WILLING TO TEACH IN THE MIDDLE EAST OR NORTH OF AFRICA High School teacher (Now under leave of absence) § Assigned to teach social Sciences (History general coordinator of the social studies Department for http://www.eslteachersboard.com/cgi-bin/esl/index.pl?noframes;read=848

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Reading 2 Make a selection Math 3 Pre Algebra Reading 1 Reading 2 Writing The goal of Reading 2 is to teach reading strategies and skills within the context of literature, general sciences and American history. In this way, the lessons create exposure to both the vocabulary and basic concepts of these subject areas. The Video Component The Reading 2 program is based on the GED on TV series produced by KET, which received the Wilbur Schramm Award of Excellence fore instructional television. Reading 2 explores the world of literature, first with Famous Amos as the guide. Beautifully produced vignettes bring classic tales and poetry to life in the first four books. Instructions on reading maps, charts and graphs are featured in Book 5. Books 6-11 focus on science and Books 12-16 are social studies lessons that concentrate on American history. Professional video throughout Reading 2 makes it an enjoyable learning experience. The Multimedia Components 16 multimedia “books” composed of three to five chapters each 1,000 screens of instruction that blend information in text, graphics, and segments of instructional video

63. SCMRE/HOSC Santos Teachers activity can be used to teach or to general scientific and/or historical inquiry process; Excellence Curriculum Standards for social studies (National Council http://americanhistory.si.edu/hosc/santos/TeacherInfo.html

Information for Teachers General Overview This web activity, recommended for grades 5 and up, is designed to teach both content and process. The content areas addressed in this activity are the science of conservation and the history of the Hispanic American tradition of making santos Santos are painted woodcarvings of saints in the Catholic Church. Conservators use scientific tools and procedures such as xeroradiography and microscopy to analyze objects. The science behind these tools and procedures is explained in this web activity. What santos are, how they are made, and the importance of their stories can be also discovered. Living santero s from both the New Mexican and Puerto Rican traditions are featured and speak about their work as santero s and the importance of these objects to their cultures. An exercise on iconography enables students to understand the importance of symbols in this tradition. The process addressed is that used by a conservator as he/she learns about an object in order to care for it properly and preserve it. Conservators need to know as much as possible about how something was made, what it was made of, why it was made, and who made it. To learn this information, they often consult historians, artists, and other experts. They follow the scientific process as they form hypotheses and consult various sources of evidence to confirm or disprove their hypotheses. The application of scientific information to answer questions is also addressed in this web activity.

64. SBC Knowledge Network Explorer : Online Learning : Blue Web'n : Updates : July 2 The goal of this online project is to teach students basic Community Interest (Information/Media Literacy), History social studies (general/Other), History http://www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/bluewebn/updates_list.cfm?year=2002&month=7

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67. Requirements For BA Degree In Urban Studies courses are available in the Schools of social Work, Architecture, Journalism About the Urban studies Degree. general and Interdisciplinary Core Course List. http://www.utexas.edu/academic/uip/teach/degree/ugrad/require.html

Download the Brochure! Requirements In addition to the general education requirements, the BA in Urban Studies will require 36 hours of specialization coursework. The degree program is composed of 1) an Urban Studies core; 2) an interdisciplinary core; and 3) a set of thematically related Urban Studies courses. 1. Urban Studies Core (4 courses, 12 hours) Students are required to take all of the following: 2. Interdisciplinary Core (4 courses, 12 hours) Students choose one course from four of the five interdisciplinary topical courses. Each semester other courses are available for credit. Check with the undergraduate adviser for Urban Studies. The five interdisciplinary courses are: 3. Thematically-related Urban Studies Courses (4 courses, 12 hours) Students will also enroll in four courses (12 hours) from thematically related areas drawn from departments and centers of the College of Liberal Arts. Other interdisciplinary courses are available in the Schools of Social Work, Architecture, Journalism, Biological Sciences, and Business and from the Colleges of Education/Department of Educational Psychology (see sample courses on the UIP website). Thematically related areas include: About the Urban Studies Degree Thematic Area Course List Downloads: Degree Plan Degree Brochure Academic Adviser: Erick Akins General and Interdisciplinary Core Course Lis t Advising Hotline

68. I Teach I Learn.com Expanding Education Awareness social studies White Science Ramsey general science site with links. I teach I learn.com looks to lead the drive towards integrated IT education solutions. http://www.iteachilearn.com/uh/2001.htm

Welcome to the portal for research in Bilingual Ed Home Mission - Masters View from the Road Twists and Turns ... Practice Course Listings ReadingAssessment Computers in Class Learning Theories Research Methods ... Second Lang Learn By Professor Dr. Patterson Dr. Bump Dr. Guadarama Dr. Meisgeier ... AudioTap Sports Web projects under development for spring 2001. General Schematic Plans for 2001 Classes Headed to Week Science : John M. Ramsey jramsey@uh.edu Due next week : Bio 2 Readings Need to buy the book. Requested –Science Process Skills- Things Due : Bio , 3, 4, Critter Log and Summary, 4 Concept Maps, Rationale Paper, Interview –present and explain book- 15mins Things Done : Bio #1, 2 Schedule: Ideas: Look at Freire and how he relates. Web cam for Critters. Notes: MultiCultEd : Dr. Robert Craig Due next week Readings : First half of Understanding the Black Experience, Buy Philosophical and Educational Foundations in a Multicultural Society. Things Due : Answer questions from both texts, Oral Presentation – 10 page paper, 5 page enneagram style paper. Things Done Schedule Feb 20 – Oral and Paper Ideas : Use Freire in some regard for the oral and paper.

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70. Education World® - Teacher Resources : Lesson Plans : Social Sciences : General are using the race and the many Web sites connected with it to teach geography, math Academy social studies Curriculum Exchange Elementary School (;K_2;3_5;). http://db.education-world.com/perl/browse?cat_id=1879

71. Social Studies: General Resources social studies Links for High School Students, from the SCCHS Library SCCHS VIRTUAL LIBRARY. social studies general RESOURCES Library Home SCCHS Home News Events Homework Library Site Map http://www.tier.net/~scclibrary/ss-gen.htm

@import url(add.css); SCCHS VIRTUAL LIBRARY SOCIAL STUDIES: GENERAL RESOURCES Library Home SCCHS Home Homework Library Site Map ... Ancient and Lost Civilizations Tons of links about ancient and lost civilizations of both the Old World and the New. Includes China, Egypt, India, Greece, MesoAmerican, and Sumer among many others. Ancient World Web Extensive subject-organized set of annotated links to resources about the ancient world. BBC: History Part of the BBC's large selection of educational offerings. Best of History Websites "Award-winning portal created for students, history educators, and general history enthusiasts. Here you'll find sites, rated for usefulness and accuracy, that will help you study or teach a wide variety of topics and periods in History." Creative Impulse: The Artist's view of World History and Western Civilization Award-winning website with history, history of science, and history of art links for a 2-semester course on art and civilization. eHistory.com "eHistory consists of over 130,000 pages of historical content; 5,300 timeline events; 800 battle outlines; 350 biographies; and thousands of images and maps." Early Modern Resources Home Page Guide to primary and secondary web resources about early modern Europe, circa 1500-1800.

72. What Secondary Teachers Can Do To Teach Reading (July/August 1999) that they have to stop teaching content in order to teach reading, secondary For example, a 9thgrade social studies class may be planning to read about Moscow http://www.edletter.org/past/issues/1999-ja/secondary.shtml

Home Research Feature Current Issue Forum Feature Search Past Issues Publications ... Contact Us What Secondary Teachers Can Do To Teach Reading A three-step strategy for helping students delve deeper into texts By Vicki A. Jacobs You want me to teach reading? But I'm a content teacher. I don't have time to stop and teach reading. Besides, I wouldn't even know how to begin. These are typical concerns of secondary teachers when asked to take more responsibility for their students' reading. One reason for their concern may be confusion about what secondary reading is. To avoid feeling that they have to stop teaching content in order to teach reading, secondary teachers might think of reading as a comprehension or understanding process that involves three stages. (These stages are derived from a model of learning called "schema theory.") The first stage is called pre-reading. One of the purposes of pre-reading is to acknowledge the different contexts, experiences, biases, and background knowledge (often called the "given") of students that will influence how they read and learn from a text (the "new"). By knowing what students bring to their reading, teachers can provide them with bridges, or scaffolds, between the given and the new-clarifying unfamiliar vocabulary and concepts, and offering other necessary information in the process. Pre-reading activities also promote students' engagement and interest by providing them with means to preview and anticipate the text. Such preparatory activity is critical for comprehension to occur.

73. Social Studies School Service Home page to find a wide variety of products tp help you teach your students teacher s Corner Ron Sima, who taught social studies for 40 years in the Los Angeles http://socialstudies.com/

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75. Plan Of Study: Majors - Non-Teaching Services; Finance; French; general studies; general studies Nurses; Russian; Russian and East European studies; social Work; Sociology; Spanish; Technology Management; http://www.uni.edu/pos/majors/maj_nt_list.htm

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76. Article: Why Study Ancient History? diversity, and political correctness permeate social studies texts. They will have a general knowledge of important But when he studies the material again later http://www.greenleafpress.com/articles/a_ancien.htm

Menu Home Online Catalog Upcoming Titles Greenleaf News ... Contact Us Greenleaf Press Homepage Browse our Catalog Homeschool Resources Bible Resources Ancient Egypt Ancient Greece Latin Resources Ancient Rome The Middle Ages Colonial America 19th Century History 20th Century History Asia Historical Surveys Geography Resources Phonics English Literature Jim Weiss Story Tapes Klutz Realworld Guides Art Resources Music Resources Science Why should we study ancient history? We should study HISTORY - not social studies We should study Western History - not World History We should study Ancient History - not American History (at least not first)! Why should we study ancient history? Why should we teach it to our children? Shouldn't they start with things that are more familiar and closer to home and then work outward? Isn't it more important to know US history than it is to know about things that happened thousands of years ago in some other part of the world? If you've read our columns in Practical Homeschooling, you know that we advocate a delayed introduction to modern and US history. This is radically different from the scope and sequence of almost all current history (oops social studies!) programs. Almost all current publishers' programs begin with an introduction to a student's local community and a study of "community helpers" where the children are taught such insights as "the fireman is our friend." While we certainly think that a field trip to the local fire station makes a great outing, we're not convinced that it takes a year-long study in order for students to learn these things.

77. Heldref Publications: Nonprofit Publisher Of Scholarly Journals & Learned Public Using Songs to teach about the Civil War; Our Global Age Requires Global and Artifacts; Forty Years after the Bay of Pigs Resources for social studies teachers. http://www.heldref.org/tss.php

Help Contact Us Site Web by Google You can now order your favorite Heldref articles online via our archive site Browse by Topic: Higher Education K-12 Education Medical Science Psychology ... Social Sciences Special Pages For: Advertisers Facility Rental Job Seekers Publishers ... Writers Web Exclusives: Advertising Rates Archives Submit Manuscripts Subscribe Online The Social Studies Do history and geography classes need a spark? Innovative insights to enliven such courses fill The Social Studies , a peer-reviewed journal written by K–12 classroom teachers, teacher educators, and curriculum administrators. Special sections provide teachers with a forum for sharing instructional ideas and offer commentary and perspectives on current issues in social studies education. Updated bibliographies (e.g., on the Spanish-American War and other periods) will also help teachers prepare or refresh courses. Recent articles include: Teaching Students about Their Civic Duty – Jury Duty Virtual Expeditions: Taking Your Students around the World without Leaving the Classroom Using Songs to Teach about the Civil War Our Global Age Requires Global Education Changing Attitudes through Art, Literature, and Artifacts

78. LearningSpace: Your Educational Tools On The Web Look for science, reading, social studies, and math activities now, and be on the alert for music and language arts, coming soon. Literature and social studies. http://teach.fcps.net/trt20/results.asp?Keywords=Language Arts

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P.O. Box 3878 Mooresville, NC 28117 Welcome Home My Account Cart Contents Checkout ... Financial Planning Navigation Home Who We Are Teacher Resources Social Studies Store ... Printable Order Form Search Use keywords to find the product you are looking for. Advanced Search Browse by State Standards California North Carolina Texas Categories Performance Packs Information Privacy Notice Conditions of Use Contact Us Social Studies Resources We invent posters and workbooks for Social Studies teachers. Time and Tests were her Enemy ... O nce upon a time, there was a Social Studies teacher. She was a hard worker, but time was her biggest enemy. Television was no help; her students’ attention span was short. And they felt overwhelmed by the amount of material they were expected to cover. When one student missed class, he felt lost and often wanted to give up. She would not let him. When the state test rolled around, her students were prepared. She figured they would ace it. They did not. They knew the material inside and out, but they could not prove it on the test. Everyone sighed: “They don’t ask questions the way you do, Mrs. Brown.” By June, she was exhausted, and the principal was not happy. Something had to change. She and the students needed something, and that something was success. There was no quick fix; this would take work.

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