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by Susan Duncan
Jul 18, 2003
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Living History, Wildlife Research, Sustainable Forestry,
Environmental Art, School Gardens, Action Plans and More!
Join an active group of teachers, environmental educators
and researchers to survey modern teaching methods in
environmental education that integrate teaching and
assessment strategies ...See More/blockquote>
Living History, Wildlife Research, Sustainable Forestry,
Environmental Art, School Gardens, Action Plans and More!
Join an active group of teachers, environmental educators
and researchers to survey modern teaching methods in
environmental education that integrate teaching and
assessment strategies using the environment as a theme.
Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge in Cheney, WA near
Spokane will provide a rich setting for this summer
professional development opportunity. Participants will
organize activities to create engaging experiences for K-12
projects that focus around the arts, systems, inquiry and
civic participation in relation to their local environment.
Each person receives Project Learning Tree, Project WILD,
Aquatic WILD and WILD about Elk Activity Guides.
Modern Methods in Environmental Education: Project WILD and
Project Learning Tree
Eastern Washington University and Turnbull National
Wildlife Refuge
August 11- 14, 2003
12:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
(2 credits)
To register, contact Eastern Washington University's
registrar in person, by mail or by fax.
· Course # Summer 496.86 Education
· Mail: EWU, 201 Sutton Hall, Cheney, WA 99004
· FAX: 509-359-6153
Registration forms for continuing education can be found on-
line at: [link removed]
by Rebecca Del Pozo
Jul 21, 2003
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There's a great program for Teachers and Police Officers
to purchase homes at 50% off appraisal price. HUD
forclosed properties. I have helped numerous clients buy
homes and gain instant equity!!
Call me for more info @ 253-576-7707 or email me at
[email removed]
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I'm currently a student in Federal Way District looking for an
Art tutor to help me succeed getting into a Design School. It
hasn't been easy to find a decent tutor teacher available in
my area. Please email me at >[email removed]
by Anthony Sisti
Aug 1, 2003
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Currently I looked up the positions that are available in
Gallup. There are 67 Elementary and Secondary positions
that are available. I am sure that if you would like to
teach a subject that is not listed on here and you have a
college education, I will probably be able to find a
position for you. Curren...See More/blockquote>
Currently I looked up the positions that are available in
Gallup. There are 67 Elementary and Secondary positions
that are available. I am sure that if you would like to
teach a subject that is not listed on here and you have a
college education, I will probably be able to find a
position for you. Currently everyone, who has emailed me, I
have been able to find a teaching postion for them. I have
had a 100% success rate for finding teachers jobs this
summer. However, only 8 people have emailed me. Only one of
them has a teaching degree. Although, all of them are
extremely motivated to teach. All that it takes in order to
teach in Gallup is to have a great attitude and a college
degree. I have great confidence that those who are going
to teach this year will make an impact in this community.
When I was young and my parents were teachers, I shook my
head and did not know why they wanted to become a teacher.
I just emailed a few people and I submitting a response on
why I wanted to become a teacher. I swore I would never
enter into that teaching field. Now, many years later, I
have joined the teaching profession and swear that I will
no longer join another occupation. There seems to be a
great intrinsic feeling when a child grasps a concept or
when you know that you have made a difference in the world.
It is amazing on how fast your actions could be duplicated.
A teacher works with 180 different students a year. Those
180 students interact with many more people throught a
year. If the actions of what you say can make a difference
in the kids that you teach immagine how a lifetime of
teaching can change the world.
Every one of these positions that I am listing below in
this email is available. Some of these positions are listed
more than once. They are listed more than once because
there are more than one of the same positions available. If
you know of anyone who would like to teach in that
particular position, please let me know and I will email
them. Please send me your address in order for me to send
you an application. You can call me if you have any
possible questions. You can contact me at:
[email removed]
Good Luck,
Anthony Sisti
Music/Art
4th Grade
Kindergarten
Counselor
5th Grade
Pre-School Special Educ., DD
Special Education
6th Grade
4th Grade
Special Education
4th Grade
Music
Special Education
4th Grade
3rd Grade
Counselor
1st Grade (2)
4th Grade
P.E.
Music
Counselor
Pre-School DD
2rd Grade
Pre-School
Reading
4th/5th Combination
Secondary Positions
Language Arts (Title I)
Special Education
Navajo Language
Instructional Support Teacher
Instructional Support Teacher
P.E.
Math
Social Studies
Reading
P.E./Life Skills
Native American Studies
Librarian
Special Education (2)
ANIY Counselor
Special Education
8th & 9th Chorus
8th Math
8th/9th Science
Technology Lab
Varsity Cross Country
Varsity Girls Soccer
Varsity Boys Soccer
JV Girls Soccer
JV Boys Soccer
P.E.
Navajo Language
Social Studies
Math (Title I)
Varsity Assistant Football Coach (2)
9th Football Coach
Athletic Director
Navajo Language
English
Math
Boys Track Coach
Girls Jr. High Track Coach
Softball Coach
Asst. Wrestling Coach
Instructional Support Teacher
Girls JV Volleyball Coach
Girls Freshman Basketball Coach
Assistant Varsity Football Coach
Assistant JV Football Coach
JV Girls Varsity Basketball Coach
Varsity Cheerleading Sponsor
Freshman Boys Basketball Coach
Music
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Please join our International Post Card Exchange! We have
participants from Canada, Germany, Great Britain, Guam,
Poland, and a host of other international locations.
We want to have participants from each state in the US.
If you live in one of the following states and would like
to participate, pl...See More/blockquote>
Please join our International Post Card Exchange! We have
participants from Canada, Germany, Great Britain, Guam,
Poland, and a host of other international locations.
We want to have participants from each state in the US.
If you live in one of the following states and would like
to participate, please email me ASAP! Thank You
We need: Alaska, Arizona, Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho,
Maryland, Massachusetts, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New
Hampshire, North Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Island, Utah,
Vermont, Virginia, Washington, D.C., Washington,
Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
by Kathy/3/WA
Aug 17, 2003
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Let's get some lively , practical, local discussion going.
What kind of field trips do you take in support of your
curriculum? Include your location, the subject, and grade
level to help us sort them out. What local resources have
great programs?
Here in Yakima, the Yakima Arboretum has hands o...See More/blockquote>
Let's get some lively , practical, local discussion going.
What kind of field trips do you take in support of your
curriculum? Include your location, the subject, and grade
level to help us sort them out. What local resources have
great programs?
Here in Yakima, the Yakima Arboretum has hands on and
observational activities in backpacks. You follow the
itinerary and have a plan and materials for different
habitat areas in the park. Great science activity for
grades 1-?
by Kathy/3/WA
Aug 17, 2003
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What great workshops are coming up in the state? Again, if
you indicate grade levels and location, it will help.
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On 11/27/03, Dr KHALIFA wrote:
> On 8/05/03, Anne Marie wrote:
>> Dear All,
>> I am a Canadian Teacher and I am looking for an ESL
>> teaching position in northern Washington for the 2003-2004
>> school year. I have a Master's from Michigan State U. and
> a
>> B...See More