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I have a dui in 1984, and a dui in 1985. 25 & 26 years ago and that is all that is in my background. Is it common to deny the opportunity to substitute based on dui convictions from that long ago? Any comments would be appreciated
by Kate Falk
Nov 24, 2010
Join us Saturday, December 4 from 8:30-11 a.m. at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center, Ryman Hall C2. The National Science Teachers Association, WGBH and Nashville Public Television are co-hosting a FREE community science event for teachers, students, parents, school officials and other community members. Participants will engage in...See MoreJoin us Saturday, December 4 from 8:30-11 a.m. at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center, Ryman Hall C2. The National Science Teachers Association, WGBH and Nashville Public Television are co-hosting a FREE community science event for teachers, students, parents, school officials and other community members. Participants will engage in exciting hands-on activities, test and evaluate various oil spill clean-up methods, learn how to grow a plant hydroponically, race solar-powered toy cars, and much, much more! They will also hear from Mayor Karl Dean who will give the welcoming remarks and WTVF NewsChannel 5 Meteorologist Lelan Statom, who will give the keynote address at the event. Science Matters tote bags filled with cool giveaways will be distributed to the first 150 people who attend. Visit [link removed].
by Carol Landis
Dec 26, 2010
The Green Interfaith Network, Inc. (a recently-formed organization for NE Tennessee focused on Earth stewardship and eco-justice) is interested in learning about any Earth Day activities that are being planned by or for schools in NE Tennessee. We can help to promote your event/s, if you'd like.
If you have a few minutes, would you please...See MoreThe Green Interfaith Network, Inc. (a recently-formed organization for NE Tennessee focused on Earth stewardship and eco-justice) is interested in learning about any Earth Day activities that are being planned by or for schools in NE Tennessee. We can help to promote your event/s, if you'd like.
If you have a few minutes, would you please describe the activity and the date/s, times, and audience for it? We'd like to connect people doing similar things, if possible.
Also, if you have any students (middle- or high-school?) who might be interested in helping us set up our website, as a community-service opportunity, please let me know.
Best wishes for a rewarding and productive New Year! Carol
Carol Landis President of the Board Green Interfaith Network, Inc. Johnson City, TN
by Charles Hill
Jan 6, 2011
Our daughter is in 8th grade at Oak hill but would like to try homeschooling. We need someone to set-up and teach the program from our home. If you would like additional information please contact me at 615.202.1554.
Kind regards,
Charles and Dorinda Hill 383 Jones Pwy, Brentwood TN 37027
by Michael Porter
Jan 13, 2011
Can you really be “trained†to be creative? Of course! Learn how to think differently, to challenge your own cognitive skills and to apply that cutting-edge reasoning to everything that you do. Tap into your creative juices and discover the genius within. Highly recommended for educators who wish to put "creativity" back into the classr...See MoreCan you really be “trained†to be creative? Of course! Learn how to think differently, to challenge your own cognitive skills and to apply that cutting-edge reasoning to everything that you do. Tap into your creative juices and discover the genius within. Highly recommended for educators who wish to put "creativity" back into the classroom! Also open to high school students who wish to excel and prepare for college! Instructor: Michael Porter Saturday, 1/29/11 9 a.m. - Noon, 1 Session Cost: $35.00 Michael Porter is a freelance advertising copywriter, marketing consultant, humorist, songwriter, poet, playwright, entrepreneur and adjunct professor in the University Of Memphis Department of Communication. He offers creative services in both business and academia, and is available for lectures, workshops and seminars. Contact Michael Porter at [email removed].
lease tell me how a teacher, who wants to renew her current teaching certification, can go about renewing it via professional development workshops, and not through a college, when she is currently not working and therefore out of the loop. Where does she look?? There seem to be a range of workshops offered in non-college settings, but how does one...See Morelease tell me how a teacher, who wants to renew her current teaching certification, can go about renewing it via professional development workshops, and not through a college, when she is currently not working and therefore out of the loop. Where does she look?? There seem to be a range of workshops offered in non-college settings, but how does one go about finding out when these sessions are at a town near her?
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