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Education: North Carolina Education Worldwide International Colleges Colleges, Universities and Trade schools.k12 schools k-12 schools north carolina All k-12 schools Nationwide http://www.externalharddrive.com/usa/states/northcarolina/education.html
K-12 Schools With Learning Disabilities Programs, USA k12 schools for Learning Disabilities. Gulliver schools 6565 N. Kendall DriveMiami, FL 33156 305-666-7937. Center Academy 8019 Himes Ave. north carolina. http://www.autism-pdd.net/k-12.html
Extractions: Please note: Autism and related disabilities, such as PDD-NOS (Pervasive Developmental Disorder - Not Otherwise Specified), and Asperger's Syndrome are not just one disorder with a well defined set of symptoms; autism is a broad spectrum of disorders that ranges from mild to severe . The schools on our list are schools for Learning Disabilities , they may not be an appropriate placement for all the children with autism. If you have corrections for information already on the list, or a new listing, we'd appreciate hearing from you. State Index Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wyoming Return to State Index McGill-Toolen High School
Grant FAQs A. The Environmental Education Model Library Grant Program provides financialand other support to north carolina's k12 schools, environmental education http://www.ee.enr.state.nc.us/Library Grant/grant_faqs.htm
Extractions: A. Project Tomorrow Environmental Education Model Library Grants are limited to funding environmental education in North Carolina schools and communities. Those eligible to apply are K-12 schools, public libraries, and environmental education centers. Q. What is the purpose of these Environmental Education Model Library Grants? A. The Environmental Education Model Library Grant Program provides financial and other support to North Carolina's K-12 schools, environmental education centers, and public libraries to develop and enhance model environmental education library collections, promote the integration of environmental education in the teaching of North Carolina's competency-based curriculum, provide materials and resources for experiential learning activities that foster problem-solving and critical thinking skills through environmental education, promote an appreciation and stewardship for North Carolina's ecological systems and natural resources, and encourage community access to environmental education resources and opportunities in North Carolina. B. What are the benefits that can be funded?
Extractions: hp philanthropy search contact hp hp in the community home hp philanthropy ... site map schools of education and k-12 technology collaboration increasing student success by integrating mobile technology in the classroom Through this technology collaboration initiative, HP hopes to give student teachers and practicing teachers more training and hands-on experience in the effective use of technology in the classroom, using mobile, one-to-one computing tools. Another goal is to give students the opportunity to benefit from the presence and use of a wireless mobile classroom in their schools. The program also includes funding for research to help teachers, schools of education, k-12 schools and HP gain insight into ways to effectively use technology in a classroom setting. current investments HP has awarded HP Wireless Mobile Classrooms and related services to the following 10 K-12 schools currently in partnerships with university Schools of Education:
Barton College, Wilson, North Carolina 1-800-345-4973 - Schools schools/Departments. Elementary Education (K6) Middle School Education (6-9) Educationof the Deaf and the Hard of Hearing (k-12) Special Education - Specific http://www.barton.edu/schools/default.htm
Environmental Media | Moreo Links north carolina Analysis Thinking. north carolina Caberrus County schools Connections. northcarolina Inference Thinking. north carolina k12 Curriculum. http://www.envmedia.com/old_links.htm
Extractions: At this level, the Outreach office of the Duke-UNC Program in Latin American Studies focuses on strengthening relationships with NC schools, providing Latin American resources for classroom use and aiding educators abilities to incorporate Latin American content in language, social studies, communications and art instruction. This is accomplished through professional development workshops, a lending library of Latin American materials, school visit programs, artists in schools programs and traveling art exhibits. The Outreach office has developed a three-year program to help educators learn more about the Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican world and provide techniques, curriculum material, and hands on experience which can be easily integrated into today's elementary, middle, and secondary school curricula. In 1998 and 1999 two workshops were organized by the Duke-UNC programs, and in the year 2000 sixteen teachers who participated in those workshops had the opportunity to participate in a two week field trip to Mexico. In May 1998, the Program, in collaboration with the Center for North American Studies at Duke, hosted the workshop, "Becoming Better Partners: Mexico, Canada and the United States" for teachers in North Carolina. Over fifty teachers attended and received a 220 pages resource guide, which included the new slide presentation, "From Tenochtitlán to Taco Bell."
LEARN NC for your future now The College Foundation of north carolina offers online is devotedto exploring the possibilities of handheld computing in k12 schools. http://www.learnnc.org/
Extractions: Hot Topics Classroom Technology Field Trips: Discover NC! New Teacher Support Writing For Teachers Articles LEARNing Illuminations Instructional Resources Standard Course of Study ... New Teacher Support For Students Media Center WebQuests Virtual Classroom Restricted Areas Discussion Forums Schools of Education SEARCH LEARN NC:
The Kids On The Web: Educational Sites k12 schools in Estonia that are hooked up to the Internet. (Now why can't Americabeat this). Grady A. Brown Elementary in Hillsborough, north carolina, one http://www.ufcws.org/family/kids-ed.htm
Extractions: Brooke High School computer science students are developing their own HTML documents and home pages. This fall they received Internet access as part of the World School Project, sponsored by the West Virginia Dept. of Education and Bell Atlantic. As a result of the joint effort, every school in West Virginia will be connected to the Internet in the next two years.
PELINKS4U - K-12 School PE Web Sites Lincolnton Middle School, north carolina Mr. Rutledge Mr. Butts; north Pole HighSchool, north Pole, Alaksa; Oxnard Union High School Districts/k-12 schools. http://www.pelinks4u.org/links/k12schools.htm
Extractions: Click To See More Resources Archives Book Reviews Editorial Team Higher Education PE Web Sites K-12 School PE Web Sites PE Academic Areas PE Advocacy PE Forum Online Site Sponsorships State AHPERDs State PE Standards Teaching Unit Plans Web Pages of PEHLS Professionals Updated March 27, 2003 Elementary High School School Districts/K-12 Schools Conference/Workshop Calendar Elementary Schools A.G. Richardson Elementary School , Culpeper, Virginia - John Kassel Aiken Elementary School , South Carolina- Ms. Secrist Apalachee Elementary School , Tallahassee, Florida,- Terry Devine Applecreek Elementary School - Sundie Garrison Aster Elementary School , Colville, Washington - Bill Carpenter Ayden Elementary School , North Carolina- John Williams Barneveld Elementary School , Barneveld, Wisconsin - Cindy Kuhrasch Babler Elementary School , Glencoe, Missouri Bayview Elementary , Norfolk, Virginia - Bill McDonald Blaine Elementary School,
Education Week - Registration - Access Restricted Company also provides more limited services to seven charter schools serving700 k12 students in Massachusetts, Michigan, and north carolina. http://www.edweek.org/ew/ewstory.cfm?slug=15bizs2.h19
National Educational News And State Statistics - NC 2,192, Public schools. $8.6 billion, Annual prek-12 expenditures. Downloadfacts at a glance for north carolina (Requires Adobe's Acrobat Reader.). http://www.edweek.org/context/states/stateinfo.cfm?stateabbrv=nc
Extractions: North Carolina Center for International Understanding (NCCIU) International Educational Exchange Initiative for K-12 Teachers (IEEI) Melita Krstulovic With generous support from the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, NCCIU recently launched an online searchable database for North Carolina K-12 classroom teachers and school administrators interested in global education, exchange and global study programs. This new website contains a number of searchable online databases on various global resources including: Exchange and global study programs designed specifically for in-service K-12 educators such as the Fulbright Memorial Fund, a fully subsidized three week program in Japan aimed at familiarizing US teachers with the Japanese educational system, Scholarships to support teacher participation in exchanges and study programs, such as the Charlotte World Affairs Council Scholar Program, an annual award and educational opportunity for the recognition of outstanding teachers, grades 5-12, who have demonstrated a commitment to and interest in global education, Global resources available to teachers from NC colleges and universities such as the International K-12 Outreach Program of the University Center for International Studies, UNC Chapel Hill which provides educational outreach services to K-12 teachers in global and social studies on various international topics and
North Carolina Teaching Treasures in north carolina the Excellent schools Act, the Practices of some of our northcarolina master teachers Darrin Hartness, k12, web development, multimedia, and http://www.teachers-connect.net/treasures/
Extractions: North Carolina Teaching Treasures We are gathering information on North Carolina educators who have special skills and who are willing to act as shining examples for other educators. Take a few minutes to browse through the "Best Practices" of some of our North Carolina master teachers. Educator Name Grade Level Areas Jeanette Blackwell team teaching, collaborative learning, inclusion, integrated instruction, project based learning, staff development Patty Blanton integrated instruction, staff development, integrating technology into the science curriculum Deborah Britt math, grant writing and authentic assessment Jim Carson English, social studies, multiple intelligences, seminar teaching, project based learning Monty Coggins total quality education, cooperative learning activities, science Patti Donnelly interdisciplinary units, authentic assessment, integrated instruction Jay Gaskin classroom management, interdisciplinary units, lateral entry issues, multimedia Gordon Grant interdisciplinary units, multimedia, authentic assessment
THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT GREENSBORO School of Education, The University of north carolina at Greensboro education to teachersacross the k12 curriculum. and inquiry skills in schools and teacher http://www.sci.sdsu.edu/CRMSE/AMTE/jobs/math-search-announcement.htm
Extractions: THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT GREENSBORO Department of Curriculum and Instruction K-12 Mathematics Education Position Announcement The Department of Curriculum and Instruction, School of Education, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG), announces the availability of a tenure track position in K-12 Mathematics Education at the Assistant Professor level. Applicants for this position must be qualified to teach undergraduate and graduate courses in K-12 Mathematics Education, and committed to teacher education and development in a Professional Development School model. Expertise and experience in mathematics education at the middle- and high-school levels are essential, as is the capacity to teach mathematics education to teachers across the K-12 curriculum. A knowledge base in issues of diversity and the ability to use technology in teaching are also important. Context. Program areas in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction focus on the development of leadership and inquiry skills in schools and teacher development. The Department offers undergraduate majors in elementary and middle-grades education, licensure programs in mathematics and other teaching areas, Master's degrees and certification programs in several areas, and a Ph.D. in Curriculum and Teaching.
Publications Catalog Search Results How are north carolina schools Really Doing? Profile NC State Board of Education;Profiles of Most Improved k12 schools - Part 1 (288kb pdf file, Acrobat http://149.168.35.203/publications_catalog/pubonline.html
Extractions: Curriculum Publication Sales Education Initiatives Agency Web Sites ... NC Schools Listing The following publications from our catalog are available for downloading, at no cost, as either pdf files or HTML. These items also are available in print. Please see our online publications catalog for ordering information and prices on print editions. Note: Files made available as pdf documents require the free Acrobat Reader A Report for the ABCs of Public Education, 1998-99, Volume 2, Subgroup Statistics and Supplemental Data Charter Schools in North Carolina Education Directory Facts and Figures ... Facts in Brief on North Carolina - Student Sampler (648kb pdf file, Acrobat Reader required) How are North Carolina Schools Really Doing? Profile: NC State Board of Education Profiles of Most Improved K-12 Schools - Part 1 (288kb pdf file
Extractions: Curriculum Expectations For Students Please visit North Carolina Student Promotion Standards for new and important information. CMS implements high curriculum standards to meet the NC Standard Course of Study requirements. Our literacy-based curriculum is aligned with state requirements and has recently been recognized with the National Alliance of Business Excellence in Education Community Collaboration Award. For an overview of your child's curriculum expectations, visit the CMS curriculum expectations links to the left organized by grade level and then by subject. To learn more about North Carolina curriculum standards visit the N.C. Standard Course of Study web page. General questions regarding your child's curriculum can be directed to: curriculum@cms.k12.nc.us
CMS K-12 Schools Curriculum The New north carolina Student Promotion Standards ( En Español ). Home SearchThis Site Site Map Inside CMS Prek12 schools On-line Resources Our http://archive.cms.k12.nc.us/k12/curricul/accountability/
Extractions: Science House Conference: National Reach, Local Focus What can a university scientist do to support public education? That was the question under the microscope at a national conference sponsored by the college's Science House. Scientists, educators, and administrators from each of North Carolina's university campuses, as well as those from Alabama to California gathered in Raleigh February 10-12, 2000, to take part in discussions around science education in the public schools. Participants exchanged ideas and learned about the college's success in giving school districts access to high-tech programs that make science fun, interesting and relevant. "We gathered people who were associated with successful programs addressing K-12 science education," says conference organizer and Physics Professor David Haase. "We wanted to create a forum in which we could review and evaluate existing outreach projects, share new ideas, and begin to build collaborations among university science departments inside the state and around the country." Conference speakers included Dr. Donald Mitchell, Juniata College Science Outreach Project, Pennsylvania; Ms. Diane Burnett, Purdue University Science Outreach, Indiana; Dr. Ramon Lopez, Department of Physics, University of Texas at El Paso; Dr. Paul Helminger, the Alabama Science Outreach Project, University of South Alabama; Dr. Elnora Harcombe, Rice University Model Teaching Laboratory Project, Texas; Dr. Charles Coble, Vice President for University-School Programs, UNC General Administration; and Mr. Jose Franco, EQUALS, Lawrence Hall of Science, University of California-Berkeley.
