81. StarNet: General Info - Program Areas general Information About USDLC/StarNet. USDLC, Inc. consortium partners includeNorth Carolina Department of Public Instruction, texas education Agency http://www.starnet.org/gen_info/

General Information: About USDLC/StarNet USDLC, Inc. consortium partners include North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, Texas Education Agency, Illinois State Board of Education, Western Illinois University, Florida Department of Education, and New Mexico Department of Education. Instructional providers include Education Service Center, Region 20 in San Antonio, Center for the Application of Information Technologies (CAIT) at Western Illinois University in Macomb, and LEARN NC located at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Funded in multiple rounds of the Star Schools Project, USDLC is now involved in a project called STAR-Online focusing on developing and supporting online professional development modules for anytime, anyplace learning. StarNet is a leader in distance learning with over eighteen years' experience offering award-winning instruction. Established in 1985 to respond to the needs of small, rural Texas school districts seeking ways to cost-effectively expand their curriculum, StarNet is represented in over 30 states as a leader in blended distance learning technologies using live, interactive satellite broadcasts with CD-ROM and web-based integration. Producer of the widest selection of programming for your school or distribution network, StarNet annually delivers over 150 hours of innovative professional development, over 20 engaging student courses, and over 120 hours of student enrichment programming as a rich classroom resource for teachers. As an initiative of the United Star Distance Learning Consortium (USDLC), Inc., StarNet is a non-profit organization broadcasting 24 hours per day.

82. TENET.web The Texas Education Network TENET.web The texas education Network TENET was created to quot;advance and promote education in texas by providing a communications infrastructure which can be used to foster innovation and http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.tenet.edu/&y=026606925169FD7D&am

83. Prairie View A&M University The second oldest public institution of higher education in texas, this historically black university is known as one of the nation's top producers of AfricanAmerican engineers and has produced more African-American three-star generals than any other historically black university in the country. http://www.pvamu.edu/

Apply Online Home A-Z Index Phone Book ... Need Help ? Select Category About PVAMU Administration Academics Admissions ... University Library Choose one Quick Links 2003-2004 Catalog About PVAMU Administration Admissions Alumni Army ROTC Assessments Athletics Campus Life BookStore (main campus) CARC Web CARR-NASA CECSTR Classic Dance Ensemble Cooperative Extension Current Students Debate Team Dial-up Instructions Distance Learning Plan Distance Learning Portal EAP EHSD Faculty Senate Faculty/Staff Email Faculty Human Resources Faculty/Staff HRConnect i2i Research Institutional Research Industry Cluster KPVU Library (John B. Coleman) License Plates (PVAMU) Mobile CPE-Distance ED NASA Training site Navy ROTC Online services Panther Tracks Online Planning with Azimuths Prospective Students PVAMU FMI Quality Enhancement Plan Registrar Office Research Service Solar Observatory STEM Enhancement Student Activities Student Email Student Employment TJCPC Transcript Request Guide University College University Fact Book Visitors Online Services: Panther Tracks Faculty/Staff Email Student Email Panther Tracks - Faculty Web CT Webcas (intranet access) (New) Faculty/Staff Email Services Distance Learning @PV Auxiliary Services Human Resources University Police Hot Links Ph.D. in Educational Leadership

84. THEA Test Home Page How to register and prepare for and take the test. Includes sample test questions, test dates, and locations. by the texas Higher education Coordinating Board, under Bill 286, texas education http://www.tasp.nesinc.com/

How to register and prepare for and take the test. Includes sample test questions, test dates, and locations. The THEA Test is designed to provide information about the reading, mathematics, and writing skills of students entering public colleges, universities, and educator preparation programs in public and private institutions. Important Facts The new name for the TASP Test is the THEA Test . The content of the THEA Test is the same as the former TASP Test . The THEA Test has been approved by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, under Senate Bill 286, Texas Education Code, Section 51.3062: Texas Success Initiative, for use by Texas institutions of higher education as an assessment instrument for entering students. The THEA Test provides the diagnostic data required by this legislation. You can now register for the THEA Test via the Internet. 2003–2004 THEA Test dates and registration deadlines. Important information regarding special testing accommodations for the September 13, 2003, administration.

85. Texas Attorney General customize for specific audiences such as educational and health to making his officeaccessible to texas peace officers, Attorney general Greg Abbott http://www.oag.state.tx.us/criminal/maincrim.shtml

Home Links Search Site Index ... Contact Us Criminal Justice Child Support Consumer Protection Crime Victim Services Criminal Justice ... Texas-Mexico Border Resources for Law Enforcement Fugitive Child Predators Cyber Crimes Unit Criminal Justice Publications Nuisance Abatement ... Law Enforcement Liaison The Attorney General provides resources for law enforcement though the criminal justice divisions of his agency. The divisions provide technical assistance in a number of key areas and are available to coordinate local, state and federal efforts when necessary to successfully combat multi-jurisdictional criminal activity. The educational, investigational, and prosecutorial resources of the Attorney General's Office are readily available to augment other state agency, county or municipal resources. CRIMINAL JUSTICE PUBLICATIONS. As a resource for law enforcement, the Attorney General writes a monthly column on law enforcement which appears in professional law enforcement publications throughout the state. Recent columns include: June 2004: Texas Law Enforcement of Critical Importance to Our Mission May 2004: Discounts, Matching Funds May Be Available to Replace Defective Body Armor

86. Rubrics including ones for presentations and projects and a general rubric generator. asresources for teaching the Technology Applications texas Essential Knowledge http://www.tcet.unt.edu/START/instruct/general/rubrics.htm

Rubrics Link to General Resources Assessment - Electronic Portfolios - Rubrics Design of TA Projects Hardware and Software Reference Sources Using the Internet Other Key Resources What are Rubrics? Ideas and Rubrics Introduction to rubrics, how to create a rubric, and rubric bank. Make Room for Rubrics What a rubric is, why use rubrics, and tips on finding and building rubrics. Why Rubrics? Discussion of what a rubric is, why use one, and how to develop one. Evaluating Assessment Tasks with Rubrics: Reliable Rubrics Bring Objectivity to the Scoring Process Discussion of rubrics and how to create one; Includes a generic analytic rubric. Assessment of Technology Skills Technology Self Assessments Assessment of technology skills for primary, middle, and high school students and staff. Microsoft Office Rubrics Self assessment on MS Office. Technology Literacy Challenge Comprehensive assessment of skills in basic computer operations, office applications, and telecommunications. Internet Skills Rubric Score on acceptable use, using the Internet, and creating web pages.

87. Mcmurry University Information Mcmurry University S 14th And Sayles Blvd Abilene, texas 79697 (915 Business TeacherEducation (Vocational); Chemistry general; Communications general; http://www.uscollegesearch.org/mcmurry_university.html

College Search Mcmurry University Mcmurry University S 14th And Sayles Blvd Abilene, Texas 79697 Website: Mcmurry University Type of college: 4-year private, not-for-profit Degree types offered: Bachelor's Degree Programs offered: Accounting Art General Biochemistry Biology General Business General Business / Managerial Economics Business Information and Data Processing Business Management and Administrative Business Marketing and Marketing Management Business Teacher Education (Vocational) Chemistry General Communications General Computer Science Computer Teacher Education Drama / Theater Arts General Drama and Dance Teacher Education Elementary Teacher Education English Language and Literature General English Teacher Education Environmental Science/Studies Finance General Health and Physical Education General History General History Teacher Education Mathematics Mathematics and Computer Science Mathematics Teacher Education Music General Music Teacher Education Nursing Other Paralegal / Legal Assistant Physical Education Teaching and Coaching Physics General Political Science and Government General Psychology General Religion / Religious Studies Science Teacher Education General Social Studies Teacher Education Sociology Spanish Language and Literature Classification: Baccalaureate CollegesGeneral: These institutions are primarily undergraduate colleges with major emphasis on baccalaureate programs. They award less than half of their baccalaureate degrees in liberal arts fields.

88. Dental Branch, Advanced Education Programs Home Page The Advanced education Program in Pediatric Dentistry is a at the University of TexasDental Branch year include pediatric medicine and general anesthesia, each http://www.db.uth.tmc.edu/studentaffairs/advanced_education.htm

Advanced Education Programs FAQ People Directory Search Graduate ... Financial Aid SPECIALTY PROGRAMS The Dental Branch offers three types of programs which are designed for the dentist who wishes to pursue advanced education. These programs are: graduate postgraduate (certificate), and residency (certificate). Graduate Graduate programs lead to a Master of Science degree and a certificate in a specialty area of dentistry. Programs are designed to meet the eligibility requirements for examination by the particular American Specialty Board and accreditation standards of the Commission on Dental Accreditation. The following clinical specialties are offered: Endodontics, Prosthodontics and Periodontics. A program leading to a Master of Science with specialization in Oral Biomaterials is also available through the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences. The curriculum in the graduate programs may include the following courses: fundamentals in basic and applied sciences, anatomy, biological chemistry, biomaterials, biostatistics, histology, microbiology, oral biology, pathology, pharmacology, physiology and special seminars. A thesis is required, and the total length of the program varies with the area of specialty. The minimum period of time is five or six academic semesters and three summer sessions, depending on the requirements of the particular specialty.

89. Texas Education Excellence Project interests include Higher education Policy, Higher education Management, and GeneralPolicy Implementation. from the University of North texas in 1999 http://teep.tamu.edu/about.htm

The Texas Educational Excellence Project, a program at , is dedicated to original research on the quality and equity of education in Texas. The Project focuses on aggregate level analysis rather than assessments of specific educational technologies. The Project seeks to disseminate quality academic research by translating it into a form that is useful to policy makers and administrators. It issues four quarterly reports a year that are available on this web site or by writing the following address: Texas Educational Excellence Project ATTN: Kenneth J. Meier Dept. of Political Science College Station, TX 77843 Nick Theobald Address: Dept. of Political Science College Station, TX 77843 E-mail: theobald@politics.tamu.edu Web page: http://teep.tamu.edu/~theobald Phone Number : 979-845-2332 Sean Nicholson-Crotty , Research Associate, is a doctoral student in the Department of Political Science. His research interests include Public Management, Implementation, and Policy Design. He also does research on more policy specific questions related to both education and criminal justice. Address: Dept. of Political Science

90. TSPR Texas Southern University - Chapter 3 The general University Academic Center (GUAC) was established by TSU to fulfill TexasEducation Code 51.306(b) requirements to teach the basic skills of reading http://www.window.state.tx.us/tpr/tspr/tsu/chapt3i.htm

Texas School Performance Review Texas Southern University Chapter 3 GENERAL UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC CENTER This chapter discusses on Texas Southern University's (TSU) educational service delivery and performance measures. The specific topics covered in this chapter include: A. Organization, Staffing, and Management B. School of Business C. College of Education D. College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences ... H. Library Services I. General University Academic Center CURRENT SITUATION The General University Academic Center (GUAC) was established by TSU to fulfill Texas Education Code 51.306(b) requirements to teach the basic skills of reading, writing, and mathematics to students who have not successfully developed these skills prior to their college experiences. GUAC administers the Texas Academic Skills Program (TASP) to all incoming students to determine their needs for additional basic skills instruction. The TASP was established in 1988 by the Texas Legislature to identify students who are in need of developmental education to supplement their high school preparation for college. Universities are required to provide developmental education programs for students who do not pass the TASP testing program. Students who do not pass all three sections of the TASP can not take upper division courses beyond 60 semester credit hours or graduate from a certificate, associate, or baccalaureate degree program. The director of the Testing Center and the TASP coordinator provide oversight for the TASP.

91. GALVESTON.COM: Galveston, Texas Education The school district is fully accredited by the texas education Agency. Theschool district is fully accredited by the texas education Agency. http://www.galveston.com/education/

Tourism winter texans featherfest lodging attractions ... calendar of events On the Town restaurants shopping entertainment General Info. transportation finance education health ... organizations Convention Services Houston Metro book houston, texas area hotels Galveston ISD Galveston schools were governed by the City of Galveston until 1949 when the Texas Legislature established the Galveston Independent School District . GISD is located in Galveston County and covers 94.82 square miles, including all of Galveston Island and a portion of the Bolivar Peninsula. The school district is fully accredited by the Texas Education Agency. Private Schools Private education also is available to students in grades K-12. There are eight private schools, with most providing an education for students at the elementary level. Galveston Catholic School encompasses pre-kindergarten through eighth grade and has enrollment of around 350. O'Connell High School serves students in grades 9-12. Moody Methodist Day School is a nationally accredited child care program. Under the direction of Moody Memorial First United Methodist Church, the school is an extension of the educational ministry. The school has an enrollment of over 275 children, ages three months to sixth grade. These children are in programs consisting of full-day care, preschool, kindergarten, and/or after-school care. Moody Day School provides opportunities for the total development of each child - social, emotional, spiritual, physical, and intellectual.

92. Texas Legislature Online - Bills By Subject education Training; educationGeneral; educationHigherAdmission Attendance; educationHigherAthletics; educationHigher http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/tlo/reports/subject/78R/icode.htm

General Subject Index 78th Legislature Links indicate bills exist for a subject. Abortion Aeronautics Aging Agriculture ... Day Care Daylight Saving Time Disabilities, Persons with EducationBilingual EducationCounty Administration EducationGeneral ... EducationNonpublic SchoolsVocational/Avocational EducationRural EducationSchool Districts ElectionsAdministration ElectionsCampaign Financing ElectionsCandidates ... ElectionsPolitical Parties ElectionsPresidential ElectionsPrimaries ElectionsSchool District ElectionsVoting Systems Electronic Information Systems ... LaborWorkforce Development LaborWorkforce DevelopmentRural Law Enforcement Lawyers Legislature MalpracticeProfessionals ... TaxationMotor Fuels TaxationOccupation Tax TaxationProperty-Appeal of Tax Decisions TaxationProperty-Exemptions TaxationProperty-Miscellaneous TaxationProperty-State Administration ... Women Last Updated: 08/12/2003

93. Texas A&M Galveston  - Financial Aid - General Information are not adequate to meet the total educational costs. as applied to financial aidfor texas A M University The general information page is very helpful as it http://www.tamug.edu/finaid/genera.html

Search Phone Book Contact Information Financial Aid Home ... My Financial Aid General Information http://faid.tamu.edu/ Office of Student Financial Aid P. O. Box 1675 Galveston, TX 77553 Phone: (409) 740-4500 Fax: (409) 741-4396 4finaid@tamug.edu Text Only Version Privacy Statement Legal Notice State Req. Reports ... Contact Us PO Box 1675 Galveston, Texas 77553-1675 Toll Free 1-87-Sea-Aggie Statewide Search Texas Homeland Security State of Texas Administration ... MARGRAD (US Coast Guard)

94. Department Of Reading And Bilingual Education--Texas Woman's University In addition to these general requirements, the of Reading and Bilingual Educationrequires certification of of course work taken at texas Woman s University http://www.twu.edu/o-grad/gradcat/erdb.html

Back Department of Reading and Bilingual Education Program Director, Reading: Catherine Zeek, Ed.D., Assistant Professor Location: MCL 510 Program Director, Bilingual Education: Luis Rosado, Ed.D., Associate Professor Location: MCL 305 Faculty: Faculty: Professors B. Askew, L. Bennett; Associate Professors P. Dam, L. Rosado, D. Whitmore; Assistant Professors N. Anderson, M. Compton-Hall, Y. Rodriguez, C. Zeek; Assistant Visiting Professors C. Haag, G. Haggard; Honorary Professor M. Clay; Cornaro Professors Emerita M. Griffin, R. Spicola; Lecturer B. Kaye. The Department of Reading and Bilingual Education is organized into two general program areas for specialization: Bilingual Education/English as a Second Language and Reading. Students may take course work in one or both of these areas for both master's and doctoral degrees. Faculty may teach in more than one program; all programs are interdisciplinary and require some course work from outside the department. The principal objectives of the department are to provide professional development for teacher educators, with emphases on advanced graduate training in teaching specializations for elementary school and selected teaching specializations for secondary school and college. The department also provides specialized study at the doctoral level in reading, with emphasis on the study and practice of research in selected areas of education from preschool through adult years. A major concern of all graduate programs is to develop the leadership potential and skills for graduates of these programs, and to encourage effective teaching practice in all areas of public schools and at the college level. The department also offers services to teachers, schools, parents, and the community in the form of courses, programs of study, clinics, and expert consultation and advice on teaching and education.

95. World Scientific general Popular Physics. education. http://www.wspc.com/books/mailing_lists.shtml

Home Browse by Subject Bestsellers New Titles ... Browse all Subjects Search Keyword Author Concept ISBN Series Contact Us Join Our Mailing List How to Order For Authors ... E-Catalogues Join Our Mailing Lists Subscribe to our mailing lists and you will receive free e-mail updates on our latest publications in your areas of interest company news and events special announcements such as offers and discounts Depending on the number of books published, we will send you our email updates once a month or less frequently. Select your areas of interest to receive the e-mail alerts Architecture Architecture Building Management Asia-Pacific Biotech News Asia-Pacific Biotech News Chemistry Analytical Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry Organic Chemistry Physical Chemistry Computer Science Artificial Intelligence Theoretical and Foundations of Computer Science Other fields in Computer Science Engineering Bioengineering Chemical Engineering Civil/Ocean/Coastal/ Earthquake Engineering Mechanical Engineering Environmental Science Environmental Science General Chinese Publications Popular Science Healthcare, Biological Sciences and Medicine

96. People For The American Way | Public Education Our Work on Public education. Vouchers and Tuition Tax Credits. Investing inPublic education. Religious Right in Public Schools. Take Action! http://www.pfaw.org/pfaw/general/default.aspx?oid=12

97. EFF's (Extended) Guide To The Internet - Table Of Contents texas; Utah; Virginia; Washington, DC; Washington State; Spacelink; Newton; OERI;More Educational Resources. Usenet EFF Information general Information About theEFF http://www.eff.org/Net_culture/Net_info/EFF_Net_Guide/EEGTTI_HTML/eeg_toc.html

EFF's (Extended) Guide to the Internet A round trip through Global Networks, Life in Cyberspace, and Everything... Texinfo Edition 2.3, September 1994 by Adam Gaffin with EFF's Guide to the Internet License Distribution Policy G'day, folks! Welcome ... General Index

98. Student Assessment Division assessment program includes the texas Assessment of Knowledge and English (RPTE), and the texas Assessment of Academic Skills SBEC) TRAIL State of texas Contact/Comments http://www.tea.state.tx.us/student.assessment

Home District Locator Index A-Z Divisions ... askTED Student Assessment Navigation: Student Assessment Home A to Z Directory Contact Information Frequently Asked Questions ... Advanced Search The Student Assessment Division manages and oversees the development, administration, scoring, and analysis of the statewide assessment program. The statewide assessment program includes the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills , the State Developed Alternative Assessment (SDAA) , the Reading Proficiency Tests in English (RPTE) , and the Texas Assessment of Academic Skills 2004 TAKS Performance Standards 2004 Released TAKS, SDAA and RPTE Tests Join the Division of Student Assessment Mailing List and get the latest information first!

99. TexasOnline and more texas Veterans Portal. Hot Careers in texas. State and Local Bid Opportunities The State of texas has brought many government services online to http://www.texas.gov/

Accessibility Privacy and Security Help About Texas ... State Grants Search Quicklinks: I want to... FAQs Driver License and ID Card Online Services Vehicle Registration Renewal and Address Change Pay Taxes ... New Legislation Effective on September 1, 2003 "The State of Texas has brought many government services online to better serve residents and businesses. Through TexasOnline, we're making government accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week." Visit Governor Perry's Website Texas Homeland Security Texas No Call Lists Read More... ... Legal

100. Adventure In Education Adventure In education This site has a wealth of information and links to resources on helping students (middleschool age through current college students) plan a career, as well as select and http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.AdventuresInEducation.org/&y=021

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 5     81-100 of 107    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | 6  | Next 20