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by Nelda R. Lassiter
Feb 8, 2004
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Is it possible to browse lesson plans by grade level and
subject at the same time?
This is my first day of membership and I have to say that I
am not really pleased. I expected more. Maybe I don't
have an accurate concept of what the site was to offer.
Nelda R. Lassiter
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Plz, I need some maps for writing. something that helps
the kids organize their ideas for their drafts. plz email
me something I can print out. Thanks.
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Someone on the sub chatboard by the name of Bob is
harrassing subs. Please check these posts out, and remove
if you think needed. They are taking up an awful lot of
space and are degrading to subs besides.
Thanks bunches!
by Paul Heacock
Feb 21, 2004
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The Missouri Insurance Education Foundation, a not-for-
profit organization, is offering a free CD-ROM and lesson
plan to all high school teachers. Information about
ordering the CD by phone (573.893.4234) can be found on the
Missouri Education Foundation web site at
[link removed]
by Robert Berry
Mar 3, 2004
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I just finished testing 9th grade students, who are readin
g at the 7th grade level.
At issue is reading and understandg words with the long e
vowel sound.
I need some lesson plans to begin teaching the students to
read and understand and recognize words with the long e
vowel sound.
by Jennifer Logan
Mar 5, 2004
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This webcast is most suitable for middle school and high
school students. Teachers can register for the webcast
online. A curriculum guide will also be available online.
Making the Connection – Communicating Texas Water Issues
in Life and Arts
Live Webcast – April 16, 2004
9 am – 10:30 am c...See More/blockquote>
This webcast is most suitable for middle school and high
school students. Teachers can register for the webcast
online. A curriculum guide will also be available online.
Making the Connection – Communicating Texas Water Issues
in Life and Arts
Live Webcast – April 16, 2004
9 am – 10:30 am central
Whether you view it as the essential element of life or
rejuvenation for the soul, water and water themes pervade
our lives. Our first quest on Mars was to find evidence of
water. Literature is rife with water symbols. What is it
about water that drives our lives, our communities and
sometimes our hearts?
Join us on April 16, 2004 to explore water for the 21st
century and how language arts figures in the struggle to
communicate some of the most compelling and emotionally-
charged water issues Texans face today.
What’s in store: Using water issues as the theme, students
will learn techniques communications professionals use to
strategize, communicate and motivate through print, video
and graphic arts.
• Experts will present several key current issues on
water in Texas and how Texas Parks and Wildlife staff and
others craft messages, exhibits, videos and essays in the
face of controversy and conflict.
• Eight school districts across the state will
choose a water issue or water quote relevant to their
community and interpret it in a three-minute video that we
will broadcast throughout our show. These students are
participating in a creative grant called “Making the
Connection,” linking language art and technology.
• We’ll also have a little fun putting our students
through some challenge games, plus we’ll have polls and
interactive quizzes that your students can enjoy during
the webcast.
Planned topics include:
Communicating the State of Water: Will we have enough
water to meet the demands of our growing population? What
about the needs of wildlife? What challenges do we face
with misperceptions and conflicts among users? What
communications strategies will we utilize? We’ll talk with
water and communication specialists to learn more about
these issues.
Top of the Mind: Through a case study, we’ll look at
marketing a message, storyboarding and video techniques
that inform and motivate.
Making It Real – the art of interpretation: What is
interpretation? How do we pick themes and develop
effective exhibits? What techniques help make something
relevant and real?
Registration Form (free)
Sponsored by a Texas Education Agency grant in partnership
with 4empowerment and Birdville ISD.
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How about a message board for those of us who are
considered "support personnel." Teacher's Assistants,
Office Personnel, and others need an area to voice their
concerns or seek support.
If anyone knows of such a board, I would love to know about
it.
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Teacher Chatboards
As a parapro in a special ed class AND as someone going thru
the process to teach, I would love a board for and about
paraprofessionals -- both to talk about being a para, and
supervising one. Great idea!!