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  1. Developing advisory committees as a basis for curriculum development by James W Hargis, 1976
  2. The evaluation of teaching in New York State: Standards and procedures recommended by local advisory committees, by Dwight E Beecher, 1950
  3. Special education programs and personnel: A preliminary report to the Project Advisory Committee summarizing major aspects of special education programs ... in the United States and in North Carolina by Charlotte Etgen, 1964
  4. Friends and others: Advisory activities to help middle schoolers understand and strengthen relationships with peers and adults by Fred Schrumpf, 1994
  5. An evaluation of the first year of operation of the Parent advisory council;: Final report (Honolulu. City Demonstration Agency. Honolulu model cities: evaluation report) by Frank D Payne, 1971
  6. Advisory programs: An integral element of middle-level education by Michael Pepera, 1993
  7. Curriculum revision on the senior high school level: An address delivered before the Teachers' Institute by Thomas W Gosling, 1938
  8. Parent and teacher attitudes toward integration and busing, by Arthur Robert Jensen, 1970
  9. Directory of Teacher-training Colleges Assisted by UNDP (Special Fund) and Unesco (Reports of Judgments, Advisory Opinions & Orders, 1990) by Unesco, 1970-03
  10. Faculty governance at the University of Michigan, principles, history, and practice: A report for the university community by Nicholas H Steneck, 1991
  11. Genesis: A Commentary for Students, Teachers, and Preachers (Old Testament Studies) by John J. Scullion, 1992-10
  12. The logic of action;: From a teacher's notebook by Frances Pockman Hawkins, 1969
  13. An Approach to education of psychiatric nursing personnel: Report of Seminar Project for Teachers of Psychiatric Aides (Code no) by Garland K Lewis, 1961
  14. Teacher attitudes to multicultural education: A report presented to the Western Australian Multicultural Advisory Committee by C Pratt, 1984

81. Missouri Repertory Theatre
teacher s advisory Council. The Rep teacher s advisory Council helpsfocus the activities of the education department as we work
http://missourireptheatre.org/html/content.asp?content_uid=10&content_cat=out

82. Texas SkillsUSA-VICA - State Advisory
VICA teacher s advisory Committee, Amancio Rodriguez, Edinburg Career Center• 1100 E. Ebony Edinburg, Texas 78539 956 316.7748 • 956 316.7792 Fax.
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"SkillsUSA-VICA: Champions At Work" State Advisory Texas State VICA Advisory Committee Committee composed of the following members SkillsUSA - VICA, Texas Association, operates with the advise and counsel of the Texas VICA Advisory Committee One Year Term Student Member
Elias Tello

Dallas, TX 75203
VICA Teacher's Advisory Committee Amancio Rodriguez
Edinburg, Texas 78539 State Chapter Advisor Severo Perez Dallas, Texas 75098 VICA District Director Representative Janette Skrask Grand Prairie, TX 75050 jskasek@gpisd.org Past President Advisor Allen Gustavson Wylie, Texas 75098 TIVA Lou Edna Musquiz Del Rio, TX 78842 lemusquiz@hotmail.com Three Year Terms Dr. Nedum Muns Huntsville, Texas 77340 Superintendent of Schools Gail Clark Richardson, Texas 75080

83. Virginia Museum Of Fine Arts: Teacher's Advisory Council

http://www.vmfa.state.va.us/teacher_adv.html

84. Advisory Teacher In Close-up
YOU ARE IN » Home page Explore types of jobs Education Education adviceand development advisory teacher. advisory teacher in closeup.
http://www.prospects.ac.uk/cms/ShowPage/Home_page/Explore_types_of_jobs/Types_of

85. Innovative Teachers Advisory Board
teachers advisory Board. Microsoft relies on the support of the American Associationof Colleges for teacher Education (AACTE) and its advisory board of
http://www.microsoft.com/Education/InTeachersAdvisory.aspx
Microsoft.com Home Site Map Search Microsoft.com for:
Education Home
Schools Higher Education College Students ... About Innovative Teachers Innovative Teachers Advisory Board Microsoft relies on the support of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) and its advisory board of leading educators to ensure that the Innovative Teachers program is based on current research in the area of educational technology and teacher professional development, and that all content has been independently evaluated to ensure the high quality and relevancy. The current AACTE Innovative Teachers Advisory Board members are: Tom Carroll, Ph.D.
Executive Director
National Commission on Teaching and America's Future (NCTAF)
Columbia University
http://www.nctaf.org/
Ronlyn Dandy
Prince George’s County (Maryland) Public Schools
http://www.pgcps.org
Les Foltos, Ph.D.
Director, K-12 Project
Puget Sound Center for Teaching, Learning and Technology
http://www.pugetsoundcenter.org/splash.html
Kathy Klock (ex officio) Program Officer, Professional Leadership

86. Making Great Teachers Into Great Advisors: Advisory Training At Parker Charter E
We hired Debbie Osofsky, a former Parker teacher, as our advisorycoordinator and she met with a task force of ten teachers. The
http://www.essentialschools.org/cs/resources/view/ces_res/276
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Making Great Teachers into Great Advisors: Advisory Training at Parker Charter Essential School
Type: Horace Feature
Author(s): Jill Davidson
Source: Horace . Vol.19, #1. Fall 2002. Many Coalition schools have incorporated advisories into their school structure to helping students Wnd personal connection and opportunities for growth in school. Schools that Wnd advisories essential to their success have learned that they need to devote thought, time, resources, and training to put advisories at the center of school life. Several years ago, to help each other bolster the skills they needed to make the most of their thrice-weekly advisories, staff at Parker Charter Essential School decided to put advisor training at the heart of its professional development efforts. Parker's advisory program encompasses four goals: academic advising (students develop personal learning plans, meet with advisors to monitor their progress, and discuss ongoing assessments of their work), community service (each advisory group designs and implements a community service project), community conversations (citizenship in the Parker community), and recreation (students have fun and learn about group dynamics). Advisory groups are age-specific, staying together while students complete the work of the school's two-year divisions and then, as students move on to the next division, regrouping. Advisories are crucial to the school's mission to know all students well and help them make the most of their skills and opportunities, but as principal Teri Schrader says. "Several years ago, we concluded that terrific teachers don't always make terrific advisors."

87. Computer Proficiency For Teachersk, Ministerial Advisory Council On The Quality
NSW Ministerial advisory Council on teacher Education and Quality of Teaching(1994). Desirable attributes of beginning teachers. Queensland (1996).
http://www.det.nsw.edu.au/reviews/macqt/comppro.htm
C o m p u t e r P r o f i c i e n c y
f o r T e a c h e r s
c o n t e n t s
1. Introduction
2. Competencies Required of the Beginning Teacher

2.1 Basic Operations

2.2 Information Technology
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1. introduction
All people employed as classroom teachers need to develop the skills which will enable them to maximise the use of the computer as a teaching resource to enhance student learning and to prepare students to master a high technology society in which lifestyles, attitudes and skills are challenged daily. For this to be accomplished, teacher education programs and professional development programs for practising teachers will need focus on the provision of an understanding of the application of computer knowledge, and of both the basic and more sophisticated skills associated with computer proficiency. to
The values and attitudes with which teachers and students approach computer enhanced learning are also major factors in the use of technology in the classroom and in administration. An understanding of legal and ethical issues associated with information and other technologies will become a key requirement of teachers and administrators.
Methodology
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2. competencies required of the beginning teacher

88. NTERCVI: Role Of Advisory Teachers
The role of the advisory teacher is primarily one of support to teachers in theschool who are responsible for the education of students with a vision
http://www.schools.nt.edu.au/stdtsvbr/vision/teacher.htm
Home Page What's New? Services What is Vision Impairment? ... Links Role of Advisory Teachers The role of the Advisory Teacher is primarily one of support to teachers in the school who are responsible for the education of students with a vision impairment. Where necessary, the Advisory Teacher will arrange for the student with vision impairment to be provided with the appropriate specialised equipment, low vision aids, large print materials, tactile materials and/or braille. The Advisory Teacher will advise on the adaptation of classroom materials to a form suitable for each individual student with vision impairment and arrange for production of these materials as required. Instruction in the use of large print, braille, tactile diagrams, audio tape, and specialised equipment including low vision aids and computers, will be provided by the Advisory Teacher if required. Vision training programs and keyboard skills may also be provided. The Advisory Teacher will attend meetings and is available to assist the school and parents in the development of a Negotiated Inclusion Plan for the student with a vision impairment.

89. Page Title
Unofficial site for advisory teachers based in either Carlisle or Kendal. They support literacy, music, religious education, sports development, school effectiveness and information communication technology.
http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/nbradshaw
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Simple graph for 4 lines of data.
Graphs all data lines together
Simple graph for 4 lines of data.
Graphs all data lines separately
Collect data on cereals
Find best value highest energy What shape will give you the greatest area? Weather recording KS1 simple Weather recording KS2 - detailed and complex Any ideas for spreadsheets? Please E-mail them to me... Introduction to Excel . A word Document A simple use of a SUM An introductory exercise. Run a cinema to a tight budget. Includes random selecting Select a meal and find out how much fat it contains. Can you select a healthier option? var site="sm1lotuski" nev Literacy Files London For use in KS2 ICT Units 5D/6B Click on the icons below to download the spreadsheets Graph drawing 1 Graph drawing 2 Cereals Hens in Pens Simple Weather Complex weather Cinema 1 Sheep in Pens Introduction Sum Area/Perimeter Toy Shop Shop Reaction Skiing Lunch Time A fence against a wall. How do you get the greatest area? Introduction to setting up simple formulas. Using formulas to graph area and perimeter. KS1 Select your purchases.

90. Conservation Commission
A systemwide organization of parents, working in partnership with teachers and administrators, to promote an innovative educational environment where children with disabilities have equal access to educational opportunities and all children are encouraged to reach their full potential.
http://www.hanovermass.com/pac/
ABOUT HANOVER Where's Hanover Street Map Photo Tour About Hanover ... Hanover Schools FROM TOWN HALL 2002 Town Report Officials/ Committees Phone Numbers ... ... more FOR RESIDENTS Community Groups Youth Sports Bandstand Transfer Station ... Residents Email LOCAL INTEREST Hanover Chamber HHS Grads Page At The Movies Newspapers ... Town Online If you know or think you know a child with special needs, learn more about.…
The Hanover Special Education Parent Advisory Council What is Special Education (SPED)? This term refers to specially designed instructional services beyond the regular classroom program. It is for children who have hidden or seen disabilities in any of these areas: health, physical, developmental, sensory, intellectual, neurological, emotional, speech and communication or specific learning issues children who are not making effective progress in school. Services range from homework or seating modifications, to physical, occupational or speech therapy, or to placement in a special program or school.

91. Asheville School
Coed boarding school grades 9-12. Asheville School is a rare community of teachers and students in which we know and care about one another. We value community events such as chapel and seated meals. The advisory system promotes close and enduring relationships between students and teachers.
http://www.ashevilleschool.org

92. South Woodside Elementary School
A primary to grade six school on Everette Street. Lists teachers and school staff, school profile, calendar, homework, newsletter, advisory council, parents teachers association and contact details.
http://www.sws.ednet.ns.ca/
Welcome to our website. This is the place to find current information about our school. Stop by often to find out about all the wonderful things we are doing. Feel free to contact us with your questions and comments.
Check out the outcomes by grade level!
Student Webmail
bpiccott@staff.ednet.ns.ca

93. Prospects - Graduate Career Information / Advisory Service
CSU Recruitment Website and careers advisory service. CSU Careers advisory Service?A degree can be viewed by you and your potential employers in various ways.
http://www.prospects.ac.uk/
@import "/sys/prospects.css"; Choose from choose from... Motor Insurance Student Possessions Insurance Non-Student Renter Insurance Special Graduate Mortgages 12 Jun 2004 Login Register Jobs by email or text Why should I join? Where do I start? Your uni careers service Advice for graduates Options with your subject Use your qualification What do graduates do? Handling discrimination Leaving your course Use your language skills International students Career FAQs Careers fairs Search job vacancies Explore types of jobs What job would suit me? Find graduate employers Explore job sectors Explore working abroad How much could I earn? Job hunting tips Alternative work styles Self employment Teacher recruitment Why do postgrad study? Funding my further study Work related courses Featured institutions Explore studying abroad For advertisers Careers Services' Desk Press Room For parents ...

94. Teachers Advisory Committee
Teachers Parents Teachers advisory Committee. The Teachers’ advisoryCommittee (TAC) is a young and growing component of the EcoKids Program.
http://www.ecokidsonline.com/pub/parents/advisory/index.cfm
Teachers' Advisory Committee (TAC) Educators' Message Board Email News Bulletin Enhanced Index ... Who are the TAC? TAC is designed to facilitate the sharing of valuable insight and experience of teachers and educators across Canada and incorporating it into the EcoKids Program. We need your input and participation to ensure that EcoKids meets your needs and the needs of environmental educators across Canada.
Objective - Requirements Expectations Benefits Registration Form To maintain our status as one of the best Canadian environmental education programs for children, we are constantly evaluating our program to improve the format, delivery and efficacy of our materials and to increase youth engagement. In order to ensure that the materials are useful, educational, fun and age appropriate, we need help from the experts the adults and children for whom these materials are ultimately created. We need your practical input so that EcoKids continues to meet and exceed expectations. We are looking to select a team of 12 Canadian educators who are actively involved in environmental education; who come from various locations across the country (and represent urban and rural areas); and preferably, who are already familiar with the EcoKids Program.

95. Links - Teachers' Organizations
Since its inception in the 1950s, the Alberta advisory Committee for Educational ofAlberta, Calgary and Lethbridge and the Alberta Teachers Association.
http://www.teachers.ab.ca/links/aaces.html
Alberta Advisory Committee
for Educational Studies
Background A Brief History of AACES Recent Projects Guidelines for Grant Applications ... Contacting the AACES
Background Since its inception in the 1950s, the Alberta Advisory Committee for Educational Studies (AACES) has made an important contribution to educational research in Alberta. The main purpose of the AACES is to encourage and financially support educational studies. It may also support publications designed to disseminate the results of educational studies. AACES currently involves a partnership among the faculties of education at the Universities of Alberta, Calgary and Lethbridge and the Alberta Teachers' Association. Until recently Alberta Education (now Alberta Learning) was a contributing supporter. Return to menu
A Brief History of AACES
Founded by the University of Alberta, the Department of Education, the Alberta Teachers' Association, the Alberta School Trustee's Association and the Home and School Association Founded the Alberta Journal of Educational Research The University of Lethbridge joins AACES AACES supports two thriving journals: the Alberta Journal of Educational Research and the Journal of Educational Thought In its first 30 years, AACES funded some 240 research projects

96. Stepping Up! - Getting Help Along The Way > Ministry Of Education / Ministry Of
The teacherAdviser. As of September 1999, all students in Grade 9 willhave a teacher-adviser. (The teacher-adviser program, already
http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/document/brochure/stepup/getting.html

What's New
Elementary/Secondary Postsecondary Training/Jobs ... Related Sites Location : Home Elementary and Secondary Stepping Up!
The Teacher-Adviser
As of September 1999, all students in Grade 9 will have a teacher-adviser. (The teacher-adviser program, already in place in Grades 7, 8, and 9 in some schools, will be available in those grades in all schools by September 1999, and will be phased in over the following two years in Grades 10 and 11.) The teacher-adviser will help students make the transition from elementary to high school and will assist them and their parents in making decisions about courses and future goals. The teacher-adviser will maintain regular contact with students throughout the school year in order to monitor their progress in their course work and in other aspects of school life as well, and to help them complete their annual education plan. The teacher-adviser will serve as a key school contact for parents. If a student needs additional assistance in order to succeed in high school or in planning short- or long-term goals, the teacher-adviser will refer him or her to a guidance counsellor and/or other staff.

97. Innovative Teachers Advisory Board

http://www.microsoft.com/education/InTeachersAdvisory.aspx
Microsoft.com Home Site Map Search Microsoft.com for:
Education Home
Schools Higher Education College Students ... About Innovative Teachers Innovative Teachers Advisory Board Microsoft relies on the support of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) and its advisory board of leading educators to ensure that the Innovative Teachers program is based on current research in the area of educational technology and teacher professional development, and that all content has been independently evaluated to ensure the high quality and relevancy. The current AACTE Innovative Teachers Advisory Board members are: Tom Carroll, Ph.D.
Executive Director
National Commission on Teaching and America's Future (NCTAF)
Columbia University
http://www.nctaf.org/
Ronlyn Dandy
Prince George’s County (Maryland) Public Schools
http://www.pgcps.org
Les Foltos, Ph.D.
Director, K-12 Project
Puget Sound Center for Teaching, Learning and Technology
http://www.pugetsoundcenter.org/splash.html
Kathy Klock (ex officio) Program Officer, Professional Leadership

98. North Carolina Office Of The Governor - Education Office
Overview. Name, Home Address, School Address, Email. Ms. MelissaBartlett, TOY 2002-03 430 W. Front St. Statesville, NC 28677 Phone704
http://www.governor.state.nc.us/Office/Education/GTAC.asp
SEARCH THE SITE: Education Office Education First Task Force Hallmarks of Excellence Let's Finish the Job ... Overview Name Home Address School Address E-mail Ms. Melissa Bartlett TOY 2002-03
430 W. Front St.
Statesville, NC 28677
Phone:704-873-2669
Cell:704-450-5615 mbartlett@iss.k12 Mr. Jim Brooks 501-4 Finley Ave.
North Wilkesboro
NC 28659
Phone: 336-838-3742
Cell: 336-984-0810 West Wilkes High School
6598 Boone Trail
Millers Creek, NC 28651 Phone: 336-973-4503 x107 Fax: 336-973-7323 jbrooks@wilkes.net Ms. Melanie Champion 126 Tarpon Drive Holden Beach, NC 28462 Phone: 910-842-7909 Fax: 910-846-7910 South Brunswick Middle 100 Cougar Drive Southport, NC 28461 Phone: 910-845-2771 Fax: 910-845-8972 champresort@infave.net

99. Welcome To Tacade Limited
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100. Clarke County School District
Hilsman Middle School math instructor Shareef Bacchus has been named to the TeacherAdvisory Council of the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and
http://www.clarke.k12.ga.us/news/021210_Clarke_Teacher_Named_to_National_Academi
Clarke Teacher Named to National Academies Advisory Board
Hilsman Middle School math instructor Shareef Bacchus has been named to the Teacher Advisory Council of the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine.
The Teacher Advisory Council serves as a vehicle for fully integrating the experiences of classroom teachers into the National Academies' deliberations on educational issues. The council allows teachers to provide their practical perspective on current issues and concerns to study committees, standing boards, and National Academies members and staff who address education-related matters.
"The Clarke County School District is excited that one of our teachers has been selected for this important and prestigious position," said Superintendent Lewis Holloway. "Mr. Bacchus is an excellent teacher in a school district full of excellent teachers. I'm sure that he will represent his colleagues in Clarke County and across the nation well at the National Academies."
The mission of the Teacher Advisory Council of the National Academies is to increase the usefulness, relevance, and communication of research to educational practice. In addition, the council provides advice about how other National Academies programs, initiatives, and recommendations can be most effectively implemented in schools and offers guidance about how the National Academies can best communicate with the teaching community in the United States.
In 2001 Bacchus was named the secondary-level mathematics teacher winner of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science. The award, sponsored by the National Science Foundation and created by former President Jimmy Carter in 1983, is the nation's highest honor for K-12 math and science teachers.

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