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by Thistlebritches
Nov 25, 2002
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Just a note to let you know I have more than fifty classic
short stories at my site. These are public domain stories
for you to use as you like and include many classics for
teenagers ("The Scarlet Ibis" and several by Poe.) I also
have lots of writing prompts. Hope the site is useful to
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])
by Patrice L. Jeppson
Dec 8, 2002
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RHODE ISLAND SOCIAL STUDIES EDUCATORS
Are Invited to an...
ARCHAEOLOGY OPEN HOUSE !!!!!!
Artifact Exhibits...Archaeology Activities...Photographic
Displays, and more....
Meet archaeologists from museums, colleges, archaeological
societies, and cultural resource companies.
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RHODE ISLAND SOCIAL STUDIES EDUCATORS
Are Invited to an...
ARCHAEOLOGY OPEN HOUSE !!!!!!
Artifact Exhibits...Archaeology Activities...Photographic
Displays, and more....
Meet archaeologists from museums, colleges, archaeological
societies, and cultural resource companies.
...........................................................
SOCIAL STUDIES LECTURE/DISCUSSION: (1:00 PM - 2:00 PM)
- Revolutionary War Archaeology
for Social Studies Educators -
**'Cabins and Command:
George Washington and the Hutting of the Continental Army
at Valley Forge'
A talk to be presented by David G. Orr, National
Park Service Archaeologist and Research Professor of
Anthropology, Temple University.
*** 'How Can This Archaeology be Used in the classroom?' :
An Audience Participation Discussion
Educators will explore this topic sharing their
professional expertise with one another and with a group
of education-oriented archaeologists (teaching them about
the kinds of resources educators want and need!).
DEMONSTRATION ROOM : (1:00 PM - 4:00 PM)
- The Tools of the Archaeologist -
The archaeological uses of survey equipment (GPS - Global
Positioning System, transit, and the compass), underwater
gear, microscope use for pollen analysis and faunal
(animal bone) analysis, etc.
Also Displays of Archaeology and Education Program
materials (e.g., Archaeology and African American History).
PRESENTATIONS : (2:00 PM - 3:00 PM)
A Passion For Archaeology: An underwater archaeologist,
archaeology professor, amateur archaeologist, and an
archaeologist who works with the Native American community
will describe 'Why they do, What they do', followed by a
question and answer session.
....................................
WHERE AND WHEN:
The Society for Historical Archaeology's
COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE --- Bring your family and friends!!!
Saturday, January 18, 2003 1 PM - 4 PM
The Westin Hotel, One West Exchange Street, (Downtown),
Providence, Rhode Island
For additional information please contact:
Patrice L. Jeppson at (215) 563-9262 ([email removed])
by Alan Waldron
Dec 11, 2002
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Nothing but Free, Simple Academic Information.
by Just wondering how many US states you've visited
Jan 11, 2003
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Which US states have you visited? (layovers in airports
don't count)
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July 7-11, 2003.
"Reclaiming Connections: Caring, Trust and Social Justice in
Schools and Communities".
A Summer Institute in Cambridge, Mass. sponsored by the Center
for Peaceable Schools at Lesley University.
Practical solutions and hands-on practice for educators, parents
and community...See More/blockquote>
July 7-11, 2003.
"Reclaiming Connections: Caring, Trust and Social Justice in
Schools and Communities".
A Summer Institute in Cambridge, Mass. sponsored by the Center
for Peaceable Schools at Lesley University.
Practical solutions and hands-on practice for educators, parents
and community members engaged in creating alternatives to a
culture of disconnection and injustice. What role does the teaching
of social justice play in the creation of strong and caring
communities? How can we develop trust across the differences
that so often divide us? What are the components of a truly caring
classroom? How can we rethink and relearn the messages we
receive from the larger culture about how to resolve conflict? What
does it mean to teach peace instead of teaching war? Keynotes
this year include educator Nel Noddings and performance artist
Michael Fowlin. 30 PDPs. $450.
For more information:
Lucy Patton, Institute Coordinator
[email removed]
Center for Peaceable Schools at Lesley University
29 Everett St.
Cambridge, MA 02138
617-349-8669 or
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Hello, I am looking for a friend who was a teacher in the
Rhode Island area. His name is Richard Price, he is a
band director and trumpet player. If anyone knows him or
where he is at please have him contact me at:
[email removed]
Thank you,
Justin
by MARIE AMORIGGI FROM JOHNSTON RI
Feb 28, 2003
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LOOKING FOR A TEACHER NAMED MARIE AMORIGGI FROM JOHNSTON
RI. SHE LIVED IN JOHNSTON AND IN MILFORD NH. IF ANY ONE
KNOWS WHERE I CAN REACH HER PLEASE EMAIL ME AT
[email removed]
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