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by Tony Williams
Oct 17, 2002
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ps.
Check out this website, its really fasinating.
Ragga4u.com
Forward this to you Princial, also to the superintendent
of your school district
by Tony Williams
Oct 17, 2002
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ps.
Check out this website, its really fasinating.
Ragga4u.com
Forward this to you Princial, also to the superintendent
of your school district
COOLRUNNINGS MON!!!!
by Herman Neuman, Inspirational Author & Speaker
Nov 2, 2002
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Hello. I am an inspirational author and speaker who
recently published his memoir. It is spiced with blunt
honesty and biting humor. My story in a nutshell:
Although I had to overcome years of countless and extreme
adversities, I still have great zest for life. Before we
were twenty years old, my br...See More/blockquote>
Hello. I am an inspirational author and speaker who
recently published his memoir. It is spiced with blunt
honesty and biting humor. My story in a nutshell:
Although I had to overcome years of countless and extreme
adversities, I still have great zest for life. Before we
were twenty years old, my brother and I endured war, killer
illnesses, starvation, homelessness, floggings,
abandonment, exile and slavery. But by the time we were
thirty-some years old, something had seriously gone wrong
with us. We had stubbornly worked our ways through college,
married, and had become American citizens and world
travelers.
Thank you,
Herman Neuman
by C. F. Navarro
Nov 6, 2002
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Free no frills on-line educational worksheets. Designed to
keep students intelligently challenged for 20 + minutes.
[email removed]
by Gail Kervatt
Nov 30, 2002
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Selective mutism is a complex psychological disorder caused
by anxiety. Average onset is 3.7 years of age. Generally,
selective mutism is called shyness for several years until
a child enters school and does not function verbally in
school and most social situations outside of school.
Parents and teacher...See More/blockquote>
Selective mutism is a complex psychological disorder caused
by anxiety. Average onset is 3.7 years of age. Generally,
selective mutism is called shyness for several years until
a child enters school and does not function verbally in
school and most social situations outside of school.
Parents and teachers become very concerned and seek further
assistance and diagnosis. These children have the ability
to speak and understand language, develop age appropriate
skills, and function normally at home with most family
members and are, therefore, often misdiagnosed. If this
nonverbal behavior outside of the home lasts for a period
of time, it becomes a learned pattern and is quite
difficult to overcome, because the longer a child is
silent, the more entrenched the behavior becomes.
Most school personnel do not have the expertise or
experience to deal with a child having this disorder which
is caused by anxiety and avoidance. The numbers of children
identified who are suffering with the disorder have risen
sharply in the past few years.
School interventions have proven to be difficult partially
due to teacher and administrator lack of knowledge and
materials, fear, and inexperience. Selectively mute
children quickly learn to use avoidance techniques, as do
their teachers, and to use the school environment to
accommodate this debilitating condition. Thus,
nonsupportive schools who avoid an intervention begin to do
unjust harm to these children.
It is evident that teachers who discover a selectively mute
child in their classroom do want to help. However, it
appears, they have a very difficult time finding research
based strategies and a format that can be used in a
sequential order within the school setting. They do exist.
I hope that I have given you some needed information so
that these children do not continue to suffer in silence.
__________________
Gail Kervatt
[link removed]
by Jonathan Lenhart
Dec 1, 2002
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Hello all, i'm a student in college and i'm doing a
research paper on why teachers should be be paid more. i'd
like to know what the average starting salary for a teacher
in iowa is, what the average salary is for a 45 year old
teacher, how much time outside of school some of u put in
during a week, and ...See More/blockquote>
Hello all, i'm a student in college and i'm doing a
research paper on why teachers should be be paid more. i'd
like to know what the average starting salary for a teacher
in iowa is, what the average salary is for a 45 year old
teacher, how much time outside of school some of u put in
during a week, and also if anyone has been physical or
mentally abused by students and what happened to the
student. (please excuse some of the typing, it's my
internet language, haha) thank you
by Shirley Kirsten, M.A.
Dec 3, 2002
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The National Substitute Teachers Alliance, NSTA, is a
nonprofit national sub teacher advocacy organization.
Our supporters and members include retired teachers,
substitutes, parents, current contract teachers, and
community leaders. We advocate for training,
professional development of this work force; im...See More/blockquote>
The National Substitute Teachers Alliance, NSTA, is a
nonprofit national sub teacher advocacy organization.
Our supporters and members include retired teachers,
substitutes, parents, current contract teachers, and
community leaders. We advocate for training,
professional development of this work force; improved
certification standards and mentoring. NSTA also believes
that in order to retain
qualified substitutes that wages must be adequate and
benefits must be granted. NSTA offers its members and
supporters (and their dependents), a markedly discounted
NATIONAL prescription drug plan which is now posted at our
website. Please visit us at:
[link removed].
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OK, so where have I been??????? I have heard NOTHING at all about
this portfolio. Where are you all getting your info.???? Is it
from your district? I haven't heard a word.
Vic
On 10/17/02, Deb ms/IA wrote:
> No child left behind is nation wide not just in Iowa so all
> techers will be ...See More