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Extractions: PRODUCTS AND SERVICES Lk at 4 Site Navigation Tools Search This Site Intuitive Site Map Logical Site Map Visual Site Map Topical Information About... Administrators All Mailing Lists Arts Beginner Tutorial Digital Divide Internet Literacy Linguistics Music News Headlines Online Curriculum Security Teachers Technology CONTACT US LINK TO US ABOUT US MISSION STATEMENT ... ECONOMICS may be the dismal science, but these days the news about chemistry, physics and biology is fairly dismal as well. At the end of April, the National Science Foundation released its biannual report on the state of science and to no one's surprise, public understanding and attitudes have been found wanting. Scientific illiteracy in the United States is not a new problem, of course, and the foundation's analysis contained the usual hand-wringing about the state of science
Grade Three Communications Interprets and describes main idea in media. communications A First Film (Rev)(52424, VH) PIJ. of technology into the curriculum has lesson plans). http://www.mv.k12.wa.us/curriculum/threecomm.htm
Extractions: OSPI Essential Learnings Resources from the State of Washington The Essential Academic Learning Requirements in Communication 1. The student uses listening and observation skills to gain understanding. To meet this standard, the student will: 1.1 focus attention 1.2 listen and observe to gain and interpret information 1.3 check for understanding by asking questions and paraphrasing 2. The student communicates ideas clearly and effectively. To meet this standard, the student will: 2.1 communicate clearly to a range of audiences for different purposes 2.2 develop content and ideas
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Extractions: Enlighten Communications, Inc. was formed in 2001 to expand the work and operations of Pam Stenzel that began in 1993. Pam began by speaking in public forums such as schools, churches and organizations. Today, her efforts have evolved to include a professional staff of people, international acclaim and a non-profit company called Enlighten Communications, Inc. Enlighten Communications, Inc. along with Pam have initiated programs and activities that are indeed changing the way our society views character issues. The United States and countries abroad have embraced our program initiatives which include the sale and distribution of publications, books, audio and videotape products, speaking engagements for youth, seminars for parents and educators, accredited medical seminars and development of media and Internet products.
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Extractions: WebQuests Inservice Resources Other Sites: Adventures of the Cyberbee Ask ERIC Educational Resources Information Center Ask Eric Lesson Plans Educational Resources Information Center Awesome Library organizes the Web with reviewed resources Blue Web'n searchable database of outstanding Internet learning sites Busy Teachers' WebSite lesson plans, direct source materials, classroom activities Classroom Connect hand-picked resources, best educational sites Collaborative Lesson Archive search for lessons by subject, title Discovery Channel School Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators ECB Resources Educational Communications Board's site of classroom resources EduHound Lesson Plans or EduHound Home (more educator's info.) Filamentality Global Schoolhouse educational resources from Microsoft HotLinks - save your bookmarks in cyberspace Lightspan lesson plans, activities, and educator selected safe web sites Magical Desk provides virtual desktop for your web site Ancient history and other curriculum sites MarcoPolo portal for curriculum integration, standards based lesson plans, primary sources, etc.
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Bloomington School Media Centers School Librarians; AECT Association for Educational communications; media-relatedClip Art WebClipart Books K-12; AskERIC lesson plans Information Literacy. http://www.bloomington.k12.mn.us/distinfo/technology/media/media.html
The Math Forum - Math Library - Lesson Plans/Activities Learning Wave communications Human Relations media Learning Wave lesson plans andTeaching Materials (The Geometry Junkyard) - David Eppstein, Theory http://mathforum.org/library/resource_types/lesson_plans/branch.html?start_at=60
Untitled Document media 101 communications professor gives tips to community in the halls of Congress,the media and the be to design contextualbased lesson plans that address http://depts.washington.edu/~uweek/archives/1999.01.JAN_14/_article6.html
Extractions: Microsoft matching funds still available to faculty Committee looking for Public Service Award nominees How can we ever thank you? A Distinguished Staff nomination is one way Royalties from photocopies made abroad C-Stars: making Einstein relative to at-risk K-12 students UWPD earns re-accreditation for second time in 10 years Media 101: Communications professor gives tips to community groups A message from Payroll Clarification C-Stars: making Einstein relative to at-risk K-12 students The program will offer a select group of practitioners, both K-12 teachers and the Ph.D.s that train them, opportunities to collaborate in designing class work based on contextual teaching and learning principles. Methodologies may vary, but the overall strategy of contextual education is to develop models that address real world problems and get students to apply academic knowledge and skills to their daily lives. Over the last two decades, several national studies have defined education and employment-related problems in alarming terms: The United States General Accounting Office reports that 30 percent of youth 16 to 24 years of age lack the skills needed for entry level employment; and
MARTEC- Lesson Plans stateof-the-art communications features, and and technology, social Studies, earlychildhood , library media. to share your teaching ideas and lesson plans. http://www.temple.edu/martec/lessonplans.html
Extractions: 4 Teachers : Compiles lesson plans, project based learning resources, teacher stories and the worksheet wizard among many other valuable classroom resources. AOL@School : Provides a variety of age-appropriate educational content, state-of-the-art communications features, and special safety tools to make the Internet more powerful for teachers and students. AskERIC : This collection contains more than 2000 unique lesson plans which have been written and submitted to AskERIC by teachers from all over the United States and the world. It has lesson plans from a wide array of subjects. It has a good search option that helps you to find the lesson plan you need. AtoZ Lesson Plans : Has around 300 original lesson plans submitted by teachers. Bigchalk Education Network : It contains resources for teachers , students , parents and librarians. The lesson plans are categorized into elementary, middle and high school. Blue Web'n
The Woodcock Museum | Educators | Lesson Plan The two lesson plans consist of fourday The plans are particularly appropriate forcourses in Humanities, English, Social Studies, and media communications. http://www.umsl.edu/~woodcock/educators/lesson_plan/
Extractions: The Woodcock Museum is sponsored and presented by the Woodcock Foundation for the Appreciation of the Arts Teachers may download the lesson plans offered in this Adobe Acrobat file for use in elementary, middle and high school classrooms. The two lesson plans consist of four-day or week-long lessons using selected artworks from the Woodcock collection to teach skills in interpreting art and understanding particular works of art in relation to historical events. Included are special writing and role-playing exercises to stimulate students' ability to reflect on and articulate their ideas. The plans are particularly appropriate for courses in Humanities, English, Social Studies, and Media Communications. All materials may be reproduced for classroom activities.
Extractions: New York, NY, October 1, 1999-Ruth Ann Burns, Vice President and Director of the Educational Resources Center at Thirteen/WNET and Zoë Baird, President of the Markle Foundation announced today the launch of Learning Adventures in Citizenship , an interactive project designed to promote student participation and volunteerism in their communities. Acting as an educational companion to Ric Burns' six-part series, New York: A Documentary Film, Learning Adventures in Citizenship provides a national, standards-based Web curricula for middle school students and their teachers, to teach them how they can take responsibility for solving problems in their communities. Developed with, and underwritten by the Markle Foundation, Learning Adventures is part of the Foundation's $100 million investment over the next three-to-five years to help ensure that public needs are served by emerging communications media and information technologies.
What's At Stake: Public Service Media The fragmentation of communications channels isn't necessarily says the public servicemedia must reinvent PBS programming along with lesson plans and archives http://www.benton.org/Library/Stake/pubserv/pubserv-full.html
Extractions: Securing the Future of Noncommercial Expression How will public interest communicators reach their audience in the digital age? What place will there be for public service communications in the fragmented media of the digital age? At the moment they face daunting challenges. Public broadcasting finds itself attacked by opponents who seek to eliminate its government funding. More broadly, the same technological revolution that has brought unprecedented upheaval in commercial media is forcing public broadcasters and every other provider of public interest information, both commercial and noncommercial to reexamine their operating methods. A wide range of noncommercial interests are working to surmount these challenges and ensure a vigorous noncommercial sector in the communications system of tomorrow. More is at stake than the future of public broadcasting, important as that is. As these groups see it, the issue really is the very notion of "public culture," the nexus of schools, libraries, parks, museums, volunteer associations, foundations, and independent voices in the media and the arts that operate outside of the commercial marketplace. Collectively, these institutions provide numerous public goods that are available to all without consideration to market share or profit. They include quality programming, for adults and children, on public affairs, society, science, and the arts. They also include information, free of commercial bias, that people need to participate in democratic discourse and enrich their lives. And they include the tools to participate meaningfully in social and cultural life.
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Extractions: Back to Courses The Florida State University College of Education HSC 3312 PROBLEMS IN HEALTH EDUCATION Three Credits Course Objectives At the conclusion of the course, the students will have: - Developed health education/promotion products in the areas of: Audio-Visuals, Media, Team Building, and Communication. - Analyzed a community i.e., social structure, values, classes, networks, and diffusion/adoption patterns. Identify ways to establish positive collaborative relationships with student families to increase student retention. - Analyzed various community change strategies i.e., community development, technical planning, and social action. Identified are examples of necessary steps for the Planned Change Process. - Analyzed practices, function, purposes, goals and structure of selection health education/promotion professional organizations, including their professional ethics code of Code of Ethics and Principles of Professional Conduct of the Education Profession in Florida. - Formulated a standard for student behavior in your classroom, as well as dealing with misconduct, interruptions, intrusions, and digression in ways that promote instructional momentum. Recognize disorders of development in students and employ appropriate intervention strategies. Also include methodology for recognizing the early signs of truancy and identify interventions to avoid or resolve non-attendance behavior.
Teacher Education multimedia, hyper-media, telecommunications, and information management, communications,presentations, and curriculum, creating lesson plans, assessment tools http://www.wmich.edu/coe/teach_edu/exit.html
Extractions: Questions or comments should be directed to the Department of Educational Studies. Professional Use of Technology: Planning, Data Management, and Assessment Demonstrates knowledge about instructional management resources that assist in such activities as writing and updating curriculum, creating lesson plans, assessment tools, materials, and organizing data regarding student/participant performance Application of Technology in Instruction and Other Professional Settings Develops, implements, and assesses learning activities that integrate computers/technologies (such as multi-media, hyper-media, telecommunications, and distance learning) for a variety of group strategies and for diverse populations.
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Extractions: Even the youngest person cannot escape the media. (Some companies market music for babies still in the womb!) Television programs are produced for audiences as young as age one. For harried parents, plopping the kids in front of the television makes for a temptingand inexpensivebabysitting alternative, freeing them to do household chores and other work. Despite parents' and teachers' best efforts to make good media available to children, youngsters are still exposed to much that could be harmful if they aren't given the proper tools for making sense of it. Teaching children some basic media literacy and critical thinking skills at an early age should be a part of every child's development. This resource suggests numerous educational activities and ideas. Teachers are encouraged to select from among the suggested activities and incorporate as many as are practical into existing lesson plans for schools (grades K-12) or religious education programs. Many of the ideas can also be used in Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) activities and in youth group retreats and meetings.
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Extractions: Pages for the Teacher: Index TEAMS faculty discussion page Return to the MSS index page. Return to index for this page. Return to index for this page. Elementary Medieval Times at Olson Park School, Machesney Park, Illinois. Cooperative program for grades 4 and 6; site consists mostly of pictures for benefit of school patrons. For fourth grade, from the Core Knowledge Foundation (these are generally very detailed lesson plans): Europe in the Middle Ages "Grade Level: This unit is written for a four/five multi-age classroom. The activities included can be used to meet the needs of all. Presented by: Kay Branch, Faye Boyd, Wanda Buice, Dianne Meyer, Frances Mosher, Carla Sisk, and Carol Trusty of Midway Elementary School, Forsyth County School District, Alpharetta, Georgia; Length of Unit: the unit is composed of eight lessons, some of which are designed to take more than one day."
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Extractions: This page is no longer updated ! The site of Sports Media has been reshaped - new structure and navigation. Please surf to http://www.sports-media.org and choose topic " Database: PE Links " PE List Servs Forums Survey: Developing teaching skills in physical education Open the Debate - Replies survey ! Chat Room Index A B C D ... P Q R S T U ... W X Y Z A B C D ... P Q R S T U ... W X Y Z A Adapted Physical Education ADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION ADVOCACY PAGE (By Leonard Kalakian, PhD Professor Department of Human Performance) Adapted Physical Education and Recreation Opportunities Links Adaptive Aerobics . Getting started - Advanced Topics. The Bill Lounsbury Adaptive Ski Program Aerobics at www.turnstep.com .Basic step aerobics moves/Adaptive aerobics/Relevant Newsgroups and their FAQS/Library of aerobics patterns. Aerobics Patterns. The latest 50 patterns at www.turnstep.com Aquatic patterns : currently 212 Aquatic patterns. Ten Basic Steps in Archery Athletics Shot Put/ Javelin Throw/ High Jump/ Hurdles/ Triple Jump/ Discus/ Sprints/ Hammer Throw. Athletic Animations: sprint/hurdles/relay race/shotput/javelin/discus (animated sport-gifs).
ECB Surf Report: Media Literacy for using the Kids' site, lesson plans, printable charts, and more. Staying Healthy,from the Nemours Center for Children's Health media KidsHealth site http://www.ecb.org/surf/
Extractions: Report Archives. These links are designed to help students learn to critically evaluate and understand the media and its impact on their lives. Media literacy is a part of the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction's recommended curriculum, or is included in DPI model academic standards, for many subjects. Among them are art and design education, English language arts, family and consumer education, health education, information and technology literacy, and social studies. (ECB also provides excellent video resources on Media Literacy for Wisconsin teachers.)
