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by Alan Waldron
Dec 13, 2002
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Nothing but Free, Simple Academic Information.
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I need bulletin board stuff, etc. and I'm not having any
luck. Any suggestion?
by Teacher Stewing
Dec 29, 2002
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This was written in the FREE PRESS just after
Christmas. A good read and an uplift for any teacher
who feels unappreciated.
This letter appeared in our local paper by a concerned
taxpayer advocating for teachers in our district and
throughout the state:
"Teacher Stew Recipe:
-- Five ha...See More/blockquote>
This was written in the FREE PRESS just after
Christmas. A good read and an uplift for any teacher
who feels unappreciated.
This letter appeared in our local paper by a concerned
taxpayer advocating for teachers in our district and
throughout the state:
"Teacher Stew Recipe:
-- Five handfuls of hours (10 to 12 daily)
-- One weekend of lesson planning (three to five hours
each day)
-- Twenty students with 20 different personalities
-- Ten doses of divorced or separated parents
-- Ten doses of adolescent emotional problems
-- Five drops of attention deficit disorder
-- One to two cases of physical child abuse
-- Ten hours of reviewing new materials and policies
-- If high school or junior high, add a pinch of
hormones"
Now, mix it all together with your limited supplies in a
big bowl, and try and fit in some time for your own family
and your children's homework. On top of that, try and
spread one hour for just yourself. "
Take the mix and do it up every week from late August
to mid-June, and add in one helping of people telling
you that you're not worth the money. "
I'm not a teacher, but I grew up with three of the best.
Try this recipe for one month and you will be running
back to your nice, quiet adult work world as fast as your
feet will carry you. How teachers do it, day after day, year
after year, I'll never understand -- but thank God they do
I've seen it firsthand and a good teacher is worth every
penny.
Stew, anyone? "
by Steve O. S,
by Slingerland
Jan 9, 2003
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Needed: longterm sub starting Feb 1 through at
least Mar. 15 in an English/Social Studies position at
Chelsea High School. Reason: personal family leave.
If interested, please post on this site and use the
email address given: [email removed].
by Judith Lawson
Jan 23, 2003
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Attention, Teachers! Line up your 2003-2004 school-term
housing now and beat the crowds. Two lovely northern Lake
Champlain (S. Alburg)English-cottage style homes for lease.
Orchard House is bright, cheery 3BR/2b charmer with gas
hotwater heat, fireplace, large kitchen/great room, sunroom,
furnished, gar...See More/blockquote>
Attention, Teachers! Line up your 2003-2004 school-term
housing now and beat the crowds. Two lovely northern Lake
Champlain (S. Alburg)English-cottage style homes for lease.
Orchard House is bright, cheery 3BR/2b charmer with gas
hotwater heat, fireplace, large kitchen/great room, sunroom,
furnished, garage. $1200/mo, plus. Applegarth is perfect for
single--newly-built efficiency cottage, cathedral
ceilings, eat-in kitchen, large bath, see-thru fireplace,
gas heat, patio, carport. $550/mo plus. Both very private,
road/drives always plowed. Deposit, refs required. Sorry, no
pets,smoking. 978/768-3835
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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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I have compiled a list of sites and some lesson plan ideas.
[link removed]
by Tony Williams
Mar 14, 2003
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Raggamuffin Connection Inc.
Presents
Freddie Powell,Original Jamaican
Olympic Bobsledder
Motivational Speaker
Promoting Cultural & Ethnic Diversity
Some of the Topics in Freddie Powell speech !!!!!!!!!!!!
Mr. Freddie Powell speaks about his experience as one of
the origina...See More/blockquote>
Raggamuffin Connection Inc.
Presents
Freddie Powell,Original Jamaican
Olympic Bobsledder
Motivational Speaker
Promoting Cultural & Ethnic Diversity
Some of the Topics in Freddie Powell speech !!!!!!!!!!!!
Mr. Freddie Powell speaks about his experience as one of
the original Jamaican Olympic Bobsledders. While stressing
the importance of teamwork in all aspect of life. He
encourages the students to take their education very
serious. While exhorting them to stay away from drugs,
crimes, and gangs, At the same time emphasizing, the
benefits of cultural and ethnic diversities.
In these times of change and uncertainties it is his (
Freddie Powell) hope that we can reclaim the values of
acceptance and tolerance that this great country America,
and Americans has always stood for.
(Note) Speech can also be integrated with School
program /curriculum.
Or any other special Events.
Freddie Powell represented Jamaica in the Calgary Canada
Winter Olympics and also went on the skeleton-Wellcup
Finals (world Cup) on January 29, 1989. He was honored in
Jamaica by having a commemorative stamp picturing him and
other team members.
He was also credited in the movie "Cool Runnings" produced
by Walt Disney. Freddie became well known after doing a
series of television commercials for a number of major
companies. He has also been featured in some of the nations
top magazines, radio shows, and television interviews.
Freddie developed his own way of educating and motivating
people of all ages, showing them how to have fun while
reaching for their goals.
Freddie is an electrician, reggae singer, and motivational
speaker!
For more information about an
Appearance By Mr. Freddie Powell
Contact: Tony Williams
Phone (602) 435-8298
Voicemail (602) 202-3979
P.O.Box 13492
Mesa, AZ. 85216
Website Ragga4u.com
E-mail [email removed]
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On 12/29/02, Teacher Stewing wrote:
> This was written in the FREE PRESS just after
> Christmas. A good read and an uplift for any teacher
> who feels unappreciated.
>
> This letter appeared in our local paper by a concerned
> taxpayer advocating for teachers in our district and
...See More