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How are the band programs in Hawaii? Do you have band
rooms or do you teach in the hallways? Are the band
programs supported or frowned upon by other teachers?
Please share any info you know about the band programs.
Thank you.
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Devereux, the nation’s largest non-profit organization that
provides behavioral health services, is developing the
Devereux Elementary Student Strength Assessment (DESSA) to
promote the healthy social and emotional development of
children. We are looking for teachers/staff and parents
who interact with...See More/blockquote>
Devereux, the nation’s largest non-profit organization that
provides behavioral health services, is developing the
Devereux Elementary Student Strength Assessment (DESSA) to
promote the healthy social and emotional development of
children. We are looking for teachers/staff and parents
who interact with kindergarten through 8th grade students
on average 5 hours a week. We are asking them to fill out
a 10- to 15-minute, anonymous behavior rating survey of
kindergarten through 8th grade students.
In return, Devereux will make a donation of $2.50 in cash
or $3.50 in Kaplan Early Learning Company gift certificates
([link removed].
You can help by doing any and all of the following things:
1. If you are a parent of a child/children currently in
grades K-8, you can learn more about this project and
complete the survey online at
[link removed].
2. If you are a teacher of grades K-8, you can fill out a
form on 2 or 4
children in your class, and/or we can talk about putting
together a fundraiser for your school by getting other
teachers to participate as well.
3. You can forward this message along to your friends,
family, and
coworkers who are teachers or parents themselves, or who
may be able to forward this message to parents and teachers
all around the country.
4. If you have any connections to schools in your area, you
can pass
this along to them and send me their contact information so
that we can talk about putting together a fundraiser for
that school by getting
teachers and parents to participate. (The fundraisers can
be for other
groups, too... such as choir, scouts, teams, band, PTA, the
possibilities are endless!)
To find out more information about this project or to
receive surveys, please contact Alisia Tran at 610-542-3117
or [email removed]].
Thank you again so much for your contribution to this
important
cause!!
Sincerely,
The Institute of Clinical Training and Research Team
Devereux Foundation
and
Alisia Tran
Professional Psychology Trainee
Institute of Clinical Training and Research
Devereux Foundation
444 Devereux Drive
Villanova, PA 19085
(610) 542-3117
[email removed]
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Hi, I am moving back to the mainland and need to sell my
furniture.... please visit
[link removed]!
by Dave Gulko
May 15, 2005
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Aloha,
There's still space available in a number of the Pre-
Conference Field Workshops for Educators planned for this
year's NMEA conference on the island of Maui. We're
offering a number of really interesting Pre-conference
field workshops that you or your colleagues might be
interested in. The...See More/blockquote>
Aloha,
There's still space available in a number of the Pre-
Conference Field Workshops for Educators planned for this
year's NMEA conference on the island of Maui. We're
offering a number of really interesting Pre-conference
field workshops that you or your colleagues might be
interested in. The workshops will be held on the island
of Maui early this July; we still have a number of spaces
open for highly motivated educators, but they'll need to
hurry; there is scholarship monies available to help
HAWAII educators take these workshops (if you qualify) -
see the website below for details. We think this would be
a great opportunity for marine educators, resource
managers, marine tourism professionals, or students (18 or
older) with a strong interest in Hawaiian marine
ecosystems, and who love to learn while actually in the
marine environment.
The workshops are all being held prior to the National
Marine Educators Association meeting in July. Both the
conference and the workshops will be on Maui, however,
participation in the conference is NOT required in order
to take the workshops. While the field workshops were
originally designed for educators, anyone with an interest
in non-traditional marine education (especially field-
orientated education) would fit in extremely well with the
program. Participants will come away with a treasure
trove of teaching materials and along with an amazing
array of unique field experinces from some of the most
beautiful tropical locations in the world.
Currently, we have space for a number of educators to fill
out these workshops. If you know of anyone who might be
interested, please have them contact the appropriate
workshop coordinator shown below. Additional information
regarding pre-conference field workshops and scholarship
applications, can be found at
[link removed].
Thank you for passing this on to those select educators
who you feel would really benefit from this unique
experience. We look forward to seeing you on Maui this
Summer.
- Dave Gulko
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NMEA 2005 Preconference Workshop:
Wild Hawai'i: Taking Care of the Fragile Environment
Maui Ahupua'a
(E Malama Ha'i Wale ka Wahi)
July 3 - 7, 2005
This workshop will provide teachers the understanding and
essence of a meaningful outdoor experience through
immersion in key facets of Maui's watersheds (ahupua'a).
Teachers will learn how to compare and contrast historical
Hawaiian resource management styles with those of
contemporary managers through field excursions with
cultural specialists and marine resource personnel. This
interactive training will increase their appreciation for
the Hawaiian island's delicate ecosystem and increase
their level of knowledge about the dynamics and
interconnectedness of nearshore lands and waters.
For more information, please contact Hannah Bernard
([email removed])
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NMEA 2005 Preconference Workshop:
Coral Reef and Reef Fish Ecology
Workshop
July 7-10, 2005
This workshop will familiarize K-12 teachers and informal
educators with Hawaii’s coral reef ecosystem,
with a particular emphasis on reef fishes. This field-
intensive, three-night, four day workshop will
include investigations at some of Maui’s most beautiful
reefs, and training in the Reef Environmental
Education Foundation’s (REEF, [link removed].
For more information, please contact Liz Foote
([email removed])
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NMEA 2005 Preconference Workshop:
Coral Spawning
Workshop
July 7-10, 2005
A once in a lifetime opportunity to experience firsthand a
rare coral spawning event and learn about the wide range
of coral reproduction
The author of the best-selling book Hawaiian Coral Reef
Ecology is offering a workshop on coral reproduction
specifically timed to occur during the annual coral
spawning event and designed specifically for teachers
attending the National Marine Educators Association Annual
Conference on Maui in July 2005.
For more information, please contact Dave Gulko
([email removed])
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NMEA 2005 Preconference Workshop:
The Ecology of Sea Turtles
Workshop
July 3-7, 2005
A Very Unique Opportunity
The authors of the national best-selling book ‘Sea
Turtles: An Ecological Guide’ are offering a field-
intensive five-day workshop on Hawaiian sea turtle ecology.
A Look Into the Hidden Lives and Struggles of One of The
World’s Most Beloved, Fabled Animals
Sea turtles play a myriad of roles in the marine
ecosystem. As predator and prey, competitors and hosts,
and conduits for energy and nutrient movement, these
amazing, imperiled creatures are vital to the continued
ecological balance of the seas. The workshop will
introduce teachers to the wonderful world of sea turtles,
through visiting their various habitats and experiencing
their world first hand with the help of local sea turtle
experts and resource managers. Activities are planned at
nesting beaches, sea turtle grazing habitats, sea turtle
cleaning stations, the world-famous Molokini marine
protected area, and the infamous "Turtle Arches"
snorkeling sites.
For more information, please contact Dave Gulko
([email removed])
/blockquote>
Hey there.... leaving the island; 01' silver Ford Focus,
62 K miles, asking $5,200, neg. Has CD player, rear
spoiler, power everything, AC, cruise control......
looking to sell in the next 2 weeks. Make best offer!
[email removed]
/blockquote>
I'm just wondering if Hawaii has Reading resource
teachers/specialists in their schools? Or what would be
the equivalent? My husband and I talk about moving to
Hawaii, but I just haven't heard great things about the
system there.
/blockquote>
I am moving to Maui (Kihei) in Aug. Do I need a car? Is
it safe and convient to travel on a moped?
/blockquote>
We are in need of the following states still for our
postcard exchange:
AL, AK, AZ, AR, CO, CT, DE, DC, HI, ID, IA, KY, LA, ME,
MD, MA, MN, MO, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NC,ND, RI, SD,TN, VT, VA,
WA, WI, WY
If you are interested and your state is listed above
please email me crutherford_308yahoo.com<...See More/blockquote>
We are in need of the following states still for our
postcard exchange:
AL, AK, AZ, AR, CO, CT, DE, DC, HI, ID, IA, KY, LA, ME,
MD, MA, MN, MO, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NC,ND, RI, SD,TN, VT, VA,
WA, WI, WY
If you are interested and your state is listed above
please email me crutherford_308yahoo.com
your:
Full Name
School Name
School Address
Grade
email address
We are only having one participant per state. Let me know
if you have any questions.
/blockquote>
Hi K-6 Teachers,
Join us for a great US postcard exchange! Hawaii is
needed for our fall project. We are taking one classroom
from each state. If you are interested, please
email me with the following info:
Your name
Grade
School name
School street
City, State, zip
Your school a...See More/blockquote>
Hi K-6 Teachers,
Join us for a great US postcard exchange! Hawaii is
needed for our fall project. We are taking one classroom
from each state. If you are interested, please
email me with the following info:
Your name
Grade
School name
School street
City, State, zip
Your school and class web site addresses(if you have one)
You will need to obtain 50 postcards and stamps and send
them out in October. At the same time, you will receive a
postcard from each state. It's a great way for your kids
to learn US geography and great state info.
Check out my website for more info or email me.
Thanks,
Jeanne
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On 5/07/05, Shannon wrote:
> Hi, I am moving back to the mainland and need to sell my
> furniture.... please visit
> [link removed]!
Shannon,
I have recently become interested in teaching in Hawaii. I
absolutley love the area, but I hear many negative things
about living down t...See More