21. Cool Planet - Crisis In Afghanistan - Back To School - Teachers back to school. Before the Taliban came to power in 1996, 70% of teachersin Afghanistan were women. Like all women, with the exception http://www.oxfam.org.uk/coolplanet/kidsweb/world/Afghan/crisis/school/teacher.ht

Back to school Before the Taliban came to power in 1996, 70% of teachers in Afghanistan were women. Like all women, with the exception of a few health-care workers, they were prohbited from going to work. Uzra, 35, a teacher for twenty years, waits with colleagues to register for duty. She worked in a home school in Kabul during the years of Taliban rule. Cool Planet for teachers Active 8 What on earth ... world sv=13;

22. Home Grades 912. Features a holistic approach to teaching young people; involving community leaders, teachers, professional counselors, probation officers and the Holy Cross/IHM Parish staff. Located in the back of the Yards community. http://dugan.cps.k12.il.us/

"Knowledge itself is power." Francis Bacon Chicago Public Schools Dugan Alternative High School 4541 S. Wood St. Chicago, IL 60609 Phone: (773)535-4824 Fax: (773)535-8741 Marcey Reyes, Principal Brigitte Swenson, Head Teacher Application Deadline for Quarter 4 - April 7... Quarter 4 begins April 28... History Students, Teachers Community Calendar/Events.. Go Bulldogs!! Reflections Service Learning Club Alumni A Look Back... Congratulations to Dugan Graduates for their academic and career accomplishments during 2002... Rocio Aguilar, Susana Aguilar, '01 and Enedina Rojas, '00 on their completion of Westside Technical Institute's Bank Teller Certificate Program. A lex Correa , '02 on the completion of his first semester at Benedictine University. Carlos Dominguez , '02 on his graduation from Lincoln Technical Institute. He is now a certified Electrical Systems Technician. Claudia Alvidrez , '00 on her acceptance to Northeastern Illinois University. Class Websites: Environmental Science (Mr. Quigley)

23. Welcome Back To School!! Welcome back to school! graphics and have gotten many of the ideas for these freebiesfrom friends, colleagues, and the great group of people at teachers.net http://www.ehhs.cmich.edu/~tbushey/newfree.html

Welcome Back to School! Welcome to the Freebies from Tammy's Tidbits. Here are some things that I hope you can use with your students. I enjoy working with graphics and have gotten many of the ideas for these freebies from friends, colleagues, and the great group of people at teachers.net. You can save these graphics to your hard drive by right clicking on them and then clicking on "save image as" if you are a windows user. MAC users need to hold their mouse button down on the graphic and then click on "save picture as" NEW! Printable Certificates NEW! Girl Name Tag Great for field trips or when you have a guest speaker in. Boy Name Tag Great for field trips or when you have a guest speaker in. Good Behavior Charts Stamp or make a star on good behavior days. Plenty of room for comments. Teacher Survival Kit Surprise a colleague with these fun back to school survival kits. Student Survival Kit Surprise your students with these fun back to school survival kits. Bookmarks Print or copy these onto card stock. Great for students to color and use to keep their place while reading. Postcards Mail these adorable postcards to welcome your new students into class.

24. The Educators Network: Where Teachers Come First back2-school came from the many requests sent to us by teachers lookingfor ideas and resources. We hope that it is of some help. http://www.theeducatorsnetwork.com/backtoschool.htm

MAIN MENU About Us List of Sites Link Exchange ... More Support.... Visiting Our Sponsor Helps to Support Our Site BACK -2- SCHOOL August and September can be very stressful months for teachers, both new and experienced, as they prepare to return to the classroom. At The Educators Network, we would like to provide whatever assistance we can to help make the transition a smooth one. Back-2-School came from the many requests sent to us by teachers looking for ideas and resources. We hope that it is of some help. If you know of any other great resources that you would like to share with your colleagues, please send us an email and we will be sure to include your idea or link. Just write to backtoschool@theeducatorsnetwork.com

25. Back To School, Moving Forward back to school, Moving Forward What No ChildLeft Behind Means for America's Educators. http://www.ed.gov/inits/backtoschool/teachers/

Table of contents Title page Foreword Letter Introduction Raising standards, lifting children Annual testing ... Brochure in PDF format Back to School, Moving Forward What No Child Left Behind Means for America's Educators Home Your State/School Schedule Brochures ... Facts About Schools Foreword by President George W. Bush As the father of two high school graduates and the husband of a teacher, I've learned many lessons about what makes a school good and an education excellent. The more I see, the more I am convinced of one thing: every child can learn. Great schools do great works in the life of a child, and I have watched it happen. But we must do more. Because I believe every child can learn, I intend to ensure that every child does learn. My Administration put forward a plan called No Child Left Behind based on four principles: accountability for results; local control and flexibility; expanded parental choice; and effective and successful programs. We are pursuing these principles because too many of our schools fail to help every child learn. As our children return to school, we should reflect on how we can improve the schools they attend. It's time to set high standards for what children should know and be able to do, to give our schools the tools they need to help children reach those high standards, and to demand that they reach them. We know that every child can learn; it is time to ensure that every child does learn.

26. Back To School back to school. Starting back to school is always fun and excitingfor teachers and students both. New ideas abound! Here are a few http://www.teachersdesk.org/school.html

Back to School Starting back to school is always fun and exciting for teachers and students both. New ideas abound! Here are a few of my favorites for getting the year off to a super start. Send a welcoming letter or postcard to your students a week in advance of the first day. Introduce yourself and tell some of the fun activities the class will be participating in during the first few days. Create a bulletin board that resembles a huge jigsaw puzzle with interconnecting pieces. Title the board "We Go Together."As each student arrives, give him/her a piece from the puzzle. Have them draw pictures or symbols and write words that describe them and their families. When all the students have finished, allow them to assemble the puzzle, attaching the pieces to the board. For easy assembly, I write numbers on the back of each piece. This allows me to aid the students in their assembly of the puzzle. Prepare a wordsearch puzzle of twenty to twenty-five terms relating to school. I like to include all the teachers' names in the list also. These terms will become the spelling word list for the first week. On the puzzle, I include directions for assignments such as: On a separate sheet of paper Write the words in alphabetical order.

27. Teachers.Net - TEACHERS.NET GAZETTE - Teachers.Net Gazette Provides News From Te teachers.NET GAZETTE. SEPTEMBER 2001. Volume 2 Number 6. 4 Blocks by Cheryl Sigmon.school Psychologist by Beth Bruno. Around the Block With back to school. http://teachers.net/gazette/SEP01/davidson.html

TEACHERS.NET GAZETTE SEPTEMBER 2001 Volume 2 Number 6 COVER STORY COLUMNS Promoting Learning by Marv Marshall 4 Blocks by Cheryl Sigmon School Psychologist by Beth Bruno Busy Educator's Monthly 5 ARTICLES Around the Block With... Back to School The Unsinkable Sub Diary of a Second Year Teacher ... Poem: Our Children - Their Future REGULAR FEATURES Upcoming Ed Conferences Humor from the Classroom Letters to the Editor New in the Lesson Bank ... Help Wanted - Teaching Jobs Gazette Home Delivery: About Jay Davidson... Jay Davidson is a first grade teacher in San Francisco, California. He is the author of Teach Your Children Well: A Teacher's Advice for Parents , which is available for $12.95 at Amazon.com. Visit Jay's website: www.jaydavidson.com Beginning Teachers Chatboard... Teachers.Net has two resources dedicated exclusively to beginning teachers - the Beginning Teachers Chatboard, and the Beginning Teachers Mailring. Join a community of new teachers and mentors from around the world, and help make your start in teaching effortless and painless! The Teachers.Net community specializes in teacher peer support, bookmark the Beginning Teachers Chatboard and join the Beginning Teachers Mailring and start your career off on the right foot.

28. Teachers.Net Gazette August 2002 - MARJAN GLAVAC: SITES FOR BACK TO SCHOOL - THE simple to use and worthwhile to know. back to school Here are fiveback to school sites for teachers A to Z Themes backto-school http://teachers.net/gazette/AUG02/glavac.html

TEACHERS.NET GAZETTE Volume 3 Number 8 COVER STORY COLUMNS How To Start School Successfully Instant Ideas for Busy Teachers by Barbara Gruber and Sue Gruber Smart Starts for the Best School Year Ever Promoting Learning by Marv Marshall Use the Language You Want Learned 4 Blocks by Cheryl Sigmon The Perfect Guided Reading Lesson Ask the School Psychologist by Beth Bruno Matching Programs with Student Needs Tips For Facilitating Online Discussions The Eclectic Teacher by Ginny Hoover Ginny's Back to School List of 10 The Busy Educator's Monthly Five (5 Sites for Busy Educators) by Marjan Glavac Back to School August Articles August Regular Features August Informational Items Gazette Home Delivery: About Marjan Glavac... Marjan Glavac (BA, BEd, MA) is a professional speaker, teacher and author. He has used computers in education on the very first day he began teaching in 1982. Since that time, he has introduced thousands of students K-University, parents and teachers to computer technology and to the Internet through online courses, websites, classroom lessons, workshops, speeches, articles, computer columns, newsletters and his latest best selling book, The Busy Educator's Guide To The World Wide Web 2ND EDITION (Foreword by Dr. Harry Wong author of The First Days Of School).

29. Teachers Back To School To Train Thursday, September 07, 2000, updated at 1112(GMT+8). SciEdu, TeachersBack to school to Train. China's ten million primary and middle http://fpeng.peopledaily.com.cn/english/200009/07/eng20000907_49955.html

Help Sitemap Archive Advanced Search ... PHOTO GALLERY INTERACTIVE Message Board Feedback Voice of Readers China Quiz ... Employment MIRROR U.S. Mirror Japan Mirror Tech-Net Mirror Edu-Net Mirror Thursday, September 07, 2000, updated at 11:12(GMT+8) Sci-Edu Teachers Back to School to Train China's ten million primary and middle school teachers will get a look at the classroom from the other side of the desk when they became students in a bid to improve teaching quality. The move is part of a provision that requires teachers to go on training programs every five years to update their skills, according to today's China Daily A total of ten million teachers will all receive professional training within the next five years, said Ma Li, director of the Department for Teacher Training and Education under the Ministry of Education. The participants will attend part-time classes to learn how to improve their teaching methods in such subjects as Chinese, English, mathematics, physics and biology. In addition, they will also learn about psychology so they can understand their students better, said Ma. Harsh treatment and physical punishment have been met out by some teachers with poor training and have led to tragedies, such as students committing suicide over the past few years.

30. Enthusiasm And Effort Drives Afghanistan’s ‘Back To School’ Campaign It is not only the girls and the women teachers that want to getback to school. In fact, it is the whole of Afghan society and http://www.unicef.org/noteworthy/afghanistan/bts/minister.html

Home / Employment / Contact / Search / The situation Overview Stories from the field 'Back to school' for Afghan children A matter of life or death Immunization saves lives Tackling maternal mortality ... Measures to help victims of war Resources Internet resources Photo essays For broadcasters How you can help A big difference from small change No longer illegal: women teachers brush up their skills Deputy Minister of Education, Mr Moyeen Marastial. All of this has changed and the women teachers gathered together to upgrade their teaching skills in preparation for the opening of the new school year on 23 March and now all Afghan girls and boys have the chance to realize one of their fundamental rights as enshrined in the Convention on the Rights of the Child : the right to education. The Interim Authority is working hard to ensure that 1.5 million Afghan girls and boys will return to school on 23 March, the official start of the new school year. UNICEF is supporting the Interim Authority to address these and other issues, as the rebuilding and recovery process of the education system begins. During his address, he emphasized that all Afghan people need to help ensure that all Afghan girls and boys return to school to not only rebuild their lives, but to also rebuild Afghan society. Marastial also stated clearly that his door was always open and that he encouraged the viewpoints of female teachers so that working together, the Afghanistan education system could get back on its feet as quickly as possible.

31. UNICEF -- Millions Of Afghan Children Get Ready To Go 'Back To School' support of education, and was just one component of an Afghan backto-school campaignled by the new administration that mobilized teachers, registered children http://www.unicef.org/noteworthy/afghanistan/bts/

Home / Employment / Contact / Search / The situation Overview Stories from the field 'Back to school' for Afghan children A matter of life or death Immunization saves lives Tackling maternal mortality ... Measures to help victims of war Resources Internet resources Photo essays For broadcasters How you can help A big difference from small change Millions of Afghan children ready for 'Back to school' 2003 Building on progress Explore more Real Lives and UNICEF's education work in Afghanistan in 2002 Real Lives from 2003 Women work to tackle illiteracy in Afghanistan Kuchis children get head start on lessons Photo essay: 'Back to school' How you can help A big difference from small change NEW YORK, 21 March 2003 The airlifts arriving in Afghanistan over the past few weeks contained something novel for tens of thousands of Afghan children: 3,200 tonnes of school supplies. As Afghanistan recovers from decades of conflict and occupation, UNICEF has been playing a major role in helping the government rebuild a national education system.

32. Safety School, Teachers Lounge Take the Safety Challenge, a quiz put together to test trivia knowledge and safety skills.Category Kids and Teens Health Safety...... teachers and substitutes will love to relax in our teachers' Lounge. Checkout Garrett A. Morgan's back to school web page! http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/kids/safeschool/

There's the bell, Safety School is open. We'll help you learn lots of stuff and do some cool projects. You can learn a lot from a dummy! Who's ready to go brain to brain against a dummy? Take the Safety Challenge, a quiz I put together to test your trivia knowledge and safety skills. This is a good way to find out how much you really know and find out what you still need to learn! (Don't worry, we won't tell anyone!) Teachers and substitutes will love to relax in our Teachers' Lounge. Your class will enjoy all of the fun and educational materials that you can download. Vince and I have put together some lesson plans as well as bright, informative coloring books. Traffic Lights we see them at almost every intersection. Now meet Garrett A. Morgan , the man that invented them! Check out Garrett A. Morgan's Back to School web page!

33. School Teachers' Review Body to the statutory conditions of employment of school teachers in England Appendix GStatisticson teachers. back to previous Section back to Contents On to Next http://www.archive.official-documents.co.uk/document/cm49/4990/4990-00.htm

School Teachers' Review Body School Teachers' Review Body The School Teachers' Review Body was established in September 1991 to examine and report on such matters relating to the statutory conditions of employment of school teachers in England and Wales as may from time to time be referred to it by the Secretary of State. The present membership of the Review Body is: (Chairman) The secretariat is provided by the Office of Manpower Economics. Contents Summary Chapter Introduction Remit from the Secretary of State ... Statistics on teachers We welcome your comments on this site. Prepared 1 February 2001

34. Back To School Teaching Theme- Help For The Start Of The Year! teachers Administrators Higher Education Current Trends Literature In Education Professional Holidays, Occasions Teaching Themes back To school http://teachers.teach-nology.com/themes/holidays/back/

Best Sites Downloads eReports Free Sites ... Professional Development Enter your email address for FREE weekly teaching tips! Theme Categories: Computers Countries Language Arts ... Back To School Back To School Teaching Theme Start Of The Year Idea That Worked Ice Breakers Ideas That Worked War Stories Back To School Bulletin Board Set Apple Bell Ring School House Side Borders ... Top Border Name Plates For Students Desks Abe Lincoln Apple School Banjo Play Canada Hill ... Clown Getting To Know You Worksheets / Activities All About Me BINGO Scavenger Hunt School Trivia ... Student Interview Name Tags For Students Dollar Frog Giraffe Horse ... Karate Help For First Day Jitters How to Deal With Disruptive Students Preventing Academic Failure: Orton Gillingham Approach Teacher Calendars What to Consider When Writing a Lesson Plan ... Why Rubrics?

35. Back To School Resources - Information For Teachers back to school Reconnecting with Your Students Help your students reconnect to yourcurriculum after a Beginning teachers will find these to be invaluable. http://7-12educators.about.com/cs/backtoschool/

zfp=-1 About Education Secondary School Educators Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Secondary School Educators with Melissa Kelly Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects BUYER'S GUIDE Before You Buy Top Picks Inspirational Movies Motivational Books ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Back to School Resources Guide picks Awesome Back to School resources and information that can help you start the new school year off right. Back to School: Reconnecting with Your Students Help your students reconnect to your curriculum after a summer full of beaches and vacations. Beginning of the Year Teacher Strategies Start the year off right with these helpful hints and reminders. Beginning teachers will find these to be invaluable. Handy Helpers for Teachers Ready-to-use resources and timesavers including seating charts, assignments sheets, bonus coupons, class rules and more! Warm Ups or Do Nows Find daily starters for each major subject area. Use these to introduce a new topic or review key skills. Warm ups are a great way to get students started while the teacher finishes housekeeping tasks.

36. Back To School 2001: Arts Teachers Welcome Proposed State Standards back to school 2001 Arts teachers welcome proposed state standards. Thursday,August 30, 2001. By Caroline Abels, PostGazette Cultural Arts Writer. http://www.post-gazette.com/regionstate/20010830arts0830p2.asp

Back to School 2001: Arts teachers welcome proposed state standards Thursday, August 30, 2001 By Caroline Abels, Post-Gazette Cultural Arts Writer For years, arts teachers have labored to get principals, students, parents and other teachers to believe arts education was just as important as math, science, history and English. Fifth in a series DAY ONE Bad teeth epidemic among poor children DAY TWO Disabilities no handicap as teachers rise above physical problems to do classroom jobs DAY THREE School funding reform up and running again DAY FOUR Ailing school districts seek a cure In recent years, they've been buoyed by reports from around the country that conclude a child's capacity to learn is strengthened by an ongoing exposure to the arts. Nonetheless, the teachers say, when budgets are cut the arts are often the first to go. Soon, though, arts teachers in Pennsylvania may be handed a new lobbying tool: state standards for arts education that detail what a child in the public school system should know about the arts and when. Unlike many other subjects, the arts in Pennsylvania have never had such comprehensive state standards. Though other teachers sometimes find such guidelines confining, many art teachers are looking forward to their adoption.

37. Back To School 2001: Disabilities No Handicap As Teachers Rise Above Physical Pr back to school 2001 Disabilities no handicap as teachers rise abovephysical problems to do classroom jobs. Monday, August 27, 2001. http://www.post-gazette.com/regionstate/20010827disabledschooltworeg2p2.asp

Back to School 2001: Disabilities no handicap as teachers rise above physical problems to do classroom jobs Monday, August 27, 2001 By Gretchen McKay, Post-Gazette Staff Writer Like many teachers, Amy Bittner and Lisa Lester are spending these last days of summer readying their classrooms at Clairton Elementary School for the new school year. They have put up calendars, posters and alphabet charts on the freshly painted walls and wiped a summer's worth of dust off bookshelves. But the women's most critical preseason chore is arranging the furniture. Learning Support teacher Lisa Lester, accompanied by her 2-year-old daughter Aviana Nunnally, positions desks in her third-grade classroom in preparation for next week's first day of school. Lester, who teaches from a wheelchair, is in her ninth year of teaching at Clairton Elementary School. (Martha Rial, Post-Gazette) Bittner and Lester teach from wheelchairs, and they must make plenty of room to maneuver around pupils' desks and chairs. "With us, space is always an issue," said Bittner, 28, a first- and second-grade learning support teacher. Thirty miles away in Downtown Pittsburgh, Richard Lewis, too, is pondering his classroom layout as he prepares for classes to get under way at Pleasant Hills and South Allegheny middle schools.

38. Back To School Resources For Teachers, Parents, And Students - Adoption Educatio back to school Special Needs Teens Recognizing the essential in making the high schoolyears emotionally K6 Educators has resources for teachers to celebrate http://adoption.about.com/cs/backtoschool/

zfp=-1 About Adoption Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Adoption with Nancy Ashe Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Adopting Parents Center: How To.. Search for Birth Family Glossary of Terms ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Guide picks Whether it's a child's first school experience or she's a seasoned veteran, here are resources for parents, teachers, and students. Includes teachers' guides, homework help, and more. Child development expert Rita Taddonio fielded questions about racial bullying, parent presentations, adoptees who don't want the teacher to know, and much more in this chat with adoptive parents. Chat transcript. Adoption Awareness for Teachers Teachers are challenged to develop sensitivity in the classroom, expanding their own awareness while encouraging their students to do the same. Resources for educators can be found in our communities, on the Web, and in books and tapes. "Adoption and School Issues" Starting with preschool, adopted and foster kids can be affected educationally and socially. This article looks at a wide spectrum of issues, and solutions.

39. Back To School In Afghanistan back to school in Afghanistan. USAID) and other humanitarian organizations to provideschool supplies and equipment, train teachers, improve libraries and http://www.whitehouse.gov/kids/connection/backtoschool.html

India's Quiz: What was Abraham Lincoln's occupation before he became President? Tailor Cook Poet Lawyer Home Kids Only Back to School in Afghanistan Take a look at photos of Afghan children and school in Afghanistan. America's Fund for Afghan Children , which is administered by the American Red Cross . Learn more about Friendship Through Education This Saturday, March 23, will be a great day of celebration. It is the first day of school in Afghanistan. Unlike your school year, which starts in August or September and ends in May or June, most of Afghanistan's schools start in March and end in December. You have a summer vacation, while most Afghan children break from school during the harshest months of the winter. Children return to school after Nawrz Roz , the New Year holiday in Afghanistan. In preparation for the first day of school in Afghanistan, President and Mrs. Bush discussed the U.S. contributions to the women and children of Afghanistan at Samuel W. Tucker School in Alexandria, Virginia on March 20, 2002. Mrs. Bush announced a new global partnership to help provide school uniforms and jobs to the women and girls of Afghanistan. This is the first time in several years that many Afghan boys and girlsespecially girlswill have the chance to attend school. The people of Afghanistan have been hurt by years of civil war and a brutal government that didn't give its citizens the freedoms that we enjoy. When the Taliban regime was running the country (from 1996 through 2001), girls were banned from the classroom. Women teachers weren't allowed to teach. Not many boys went to school either. Only 32 percent of Afghanistan's 4.4 million children were enrolled in school in 1999. Nearly all girls, 92 percent, were not in school.

40. Science Teachers Go Back To School 28 March 2002. Press information Miranda Stephenson, Science EducationGroup 01904 432523. Science teachers go back to school. Visits http://www.york.ac.uk/admin/presspr/pressreleases/scienceenhancement.htm

28 March 2002 Press information: Miranda Stephenson, Science Education Group 01904 432523 Science teachers go back to school Visits to industrial sites and residential study courses at university are on the curriculum for school science teachers in two new programmes designed to enhance their teaching. Science teachers in primary and secondary schools are set to benefit from two programmes being developed at the University of York to enhance science education. The programme has been made possible by a grant from Gatsby Technical Education Projects. Primary school teachers will work with industrial partners to arrange visits by school children to industrial sites. Topics which might be taught with industrial themes include water usage in industry and the properties and uses of plastics. Visits to industrial sites will help the children to understand the application of scientific principles. The project will benefit both teachers and pupils by helping them understand the role of science in industry. The secondary school Science Enhancement Programme will draw upon the links which have been established at the University between the Science Education Group and the departments of Physics, Chemistry and Educational Studies. Teachers on the programme will attend a three week residential study course. The focus will be upon updating teachers' knowledge of their subject, with contributions from external speakers from industry, as well as updating their knowledge of the latest developments in the teaching of science.

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