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82. Geese Theatre Company - Drama Therapy In Criminal Justice. create the therapeutic community and teach strategies to Actually most of our programsare designed entirely cutting edge of Theatre and drama Therapy, contact http://www.geesetheatre.com/training.html

Last Update May 5, 1999 Programs that Geese Theatre Offers TRAINING65% EXPERIENTIAL learning + hand-outs + training for anyone in the criminal justice system. Geese Theater Company's work has always been especially designed for each customer/client. Following is a segment of the work we are doing with all types of young offenders, young men and women at risk and young children in dangerous relations with local authorities. In the months following we will advertise the work/training we offer with adult offenders. Geese Theater Company offers a wide variety of training programs for staff working with juvenile offenders. Brief descriptions of those currently available are : Point Return Social and interpersonal skills development through role play and some drama therapy. This is a full training module to teach staff an active strategy for preparing young people to return to the realities of the street/home/school.

83. Yaledailynews.com - School Of Drama To Teach High Schoolers Published Wednesday, May 3, 1995 School of drama to teachhigh schoolers BY PETER LIGH YDN Staff Reporter. http://www.yaledailynews.com/article.asp?AID=6582

84. Getting Ready To Read She puts a lot of drama into her animal sounds and character’s Two homevisitingprograms teach parents how to help children learn Home Instruction Program http://www.4children.org/news/103reade.htm

Home About Us Children's Advocate Master Calendar ... Search This article originally appeared in the January-February 2003 issue of the Children's Advocate , published by Action Alliance for Children. Getting ready to read Parents can help their kids tune into language and books—starting when they’re babies By Eve Pearlman Parents and preschool teachers know that kids don’t just wake up one day knowing how to tie their shoes or use a fork. Learning these skills takes lots of attention and help from adults. Likewise, children don’t just automatically show up to kindergarten ready to start reading. The skills children need to help them become good readers are put into place slowly during the first five or so years of their lives, as all their senses are fine-tuned and sharpened. Before they go to school, children need to learn to pay attention to the sound of language and to recognize the shapes of letters. They learn to tell stories, listen to stories, ask questions, and, most of all, to make thinking and discovery part of their lives. Here are a few tips to help you help your children get ready to read.

85. Drama History For Theatre Arts In 1932, he established a travelling arts development program for the provinceand hired Elizabeth Haynes to teach drama, and the following year The Banff http://www.banffcentre.ca/theatre/history/drama/

Theatre Arts: History History Home Page Return to Theatre Arts Web The Banff Centre Home Search / Site Index ... Opera History Drama History - Theatre Arts Program Additional background on the drama programs at The Banff Centre for the Arts. For a look at past drama productions , click on a year in the following index. Drama at Banff The Banff Centre got its start as the Banff School of Drama in 1933. It was born during the period of political discontent and disillusionment that characterized Depression-era Alberta. In the 1920's, small, local theatre groups had begun to flourish nationwide. The movement gained momentum in the early 1930's, as the failing economy put a stop to touring shows. Suddenly, Albertans were left to their own resources for entertainment and social development. Responding to this need, Ned Corbett, head of the University of Alberta's Department of Extension, applied for a $30,000 Carnegie Grant. In 1932, he established a travelling arts development program for the province and hired Elizabeth Haynes to teach drama, and the following year The Banff School of Drama was established. Actors have responded enthusiastically to the program at The Banff Centre ever since its inception in 1933. Back then, an unexpectedly high number of students registered for The Banff School of Drama, a summer class that was held in the old Brewster Auditorium on Banff Avenue.

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Schools and Colleges Architecture Education Enigneering and Computer Science Human Services and Health Professions ... College Videos School of Education Undergraduate Enrollment: 354 Interim Dean Emily Robertson Syracuse University's School of Education is one of the few major research universities in New York State and nationally to offer a full range of education programs at the undergraduate level. Most programs prepare you for certification to teach in schools, in many grade levels and disciplines. If you choose not to teach in a traditional classroom setting, you can pursue one of our highly regarded professional preparation programs. The School of Education has more clinics, laboratories, and programs on or around the campus than you'll find in many small cities. Our faculty members are esteemed; many hold offices on local, regional, and national school boards, as well as agency boards. Extensive field placements and student teaching are an integral part of our programs. You start earlier-often in your first year-and complete more field experiences here-up to seven-than you would at most other schools. During your field placements, you create a teaching portfolio, documenting the skills you gain. You keep a journal and track assignments you prepare for your students. With faculty guidance, you ultimately present your impressive portfolio during job interviews upon graduation. Our teacher preparation program in inclusive education is one of the only university curricula nationally that truly integrates "regular" and special education. Our graduates know how to design and manage an increasingly prevalent class setting-one in which children have a wide range of learning abilities and disabilities. Your courses and diverse student teaching opportunities provide the knowledge and skills you need to teach in today's culturally pluralistic schools.

87. Programs Creating childcentered programs for infants and toddlers (30 hours). How to teachreading/writing to 5 –7 year old drama as a method of teaching (6 hours). http://www.iic.lv/programs.htm

PROGRAMS The program is based on philosophy and principles of child-centered education (individualization of child development, family and community involvement, teachers’ further education). It provides practical implementation methods in pre-schools and pirmary schools. Experience and materials of open society institute international “step by step” program have been used to create the program. The goal of the program: to implement democratic and effective learning and teaching methods in pre-schools and pirmary schools. Active learning methods are used during seminars, newly obtained knowledge is improved by modulating children’s action in the classroom. Cei provides wide range of teaching materials. Each seminar participant receives a work folder of 25 – 60 pages and an additional methodological material. Pre-school program Creating child-centered classrooms (30 hours) Creating child-centered programs for infants and toddlers (30 hours) Pre-school teacher assistant in child - centered classrooms (12 hours) Creating inclusive classrooms (30 hours) Observation and thematic planning (12 hours) Children’s activities in science center (12 hours) How to teach reading/writing to 5 –7 year old children (12 hours) Parents involvement (12 hours) How to raise pre- school teacher self esteem (6 hours) Drama as a method of teaching (6 hours) How to create self – made books (6 hours) Teacher’s role in a child – centered classroom (6 hours) Documents on children’s rights (6 hours)

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89. 2000 SUMMER LAB PROGRAMS 2000 SUMMER RESEARCH LAB programs. Public and private morality collide in this psychologicaldrama about a love triangle Yevgeny Slivkin will teach Russian. http://www.reec.uiuc.edu/srl/srl2000_programs.htm

2000 SUMMER RESEARCH LAB PROGRAMS Saturday, June 24, 10:00 - 3:30p.m., 314B Illini Union Session I (10:00am-12:00pm) Susan Larsen Burnt by the Sun Yana Hashamova (Union College), Session II (1:30-3:30pm) Herbert Eagle Dina Iordanova The symposium is free and open to the public, although pre-registration is requested. For further information and registration forms, please contact: Russian and East European Center at (217) 333-1244; e-mail: reec@uiuc.edu (All films have English subtitles.) Monday, June 19 (Russian: 1993) Director: Ivan Dykhovichny Cast: Ute Lemper The first post-Soviet film about the Stalin era. In 1939, the main protagonist is a young aristocrat married to a hateful chief of the secret police. His forces have murdered her family but she takes advantage of her marriage to enjoy all the luxuries her present lifestyle allows. When she meets a mysterious man and learns of his plans to paint a horse black, her life is thrown into a whirlwind of change. Tuesday, June 20 (Hungarian: 1982) Director: Karoly Makk Cast: Jadwiga Jankowska-Kieslak, Grazyna Szapolowska, Josef Kroner

90. Ithaca College Scrapbook Collection Major events during the year centered around the arrival of Cesar Thomson to teachviolin. programs are included for drama, Conway Military Band School http://www.ithaca.edu/library/archives/Scrapbooks.html

Ithaca College Scrapbook Collection Ithaca Conservatory of Music. Scrapbook Collection. Publicity Office. Ithaca Conservatory and Affiliated Schools and Ithaca College General scrapbooks Sports scrapbooks Personal and organization scrapbooks 1. Clippings and programs. Scrapbook. 1922-23. Dr. Martin's. Chronological arrangement. Materials glued to pages. Contains newspaper clippings, advertisements, musical and drama programs. Papers clipped include: Cornell Daily Sun Ithaca Journal-News Musical Leader Citations are incomplete; many clippings are dated. Important events during the year include Paderewski Concert, opening of the Conway Military Band School, events at the Lyceum School and the Six Day Community Institute. Physical condition is very poor. Sooty and charred from fire. Built on brittle paper. Spine is wood, volume is thicker than spine; both boards are separating from spine. Very fragile. 2. Clippings. Scrapbook. 1923-24. Publicity Department. Arranged topically; no indication of internal order. Materials glued to pages. Topics appear to include: general, advertisements, Conway Band, Lyceum and Dramatic Arts, Scholarship contests, guest performers, student news, Cesar Thomson, posters, travelling programs and publicity elsewhere. Papers clipped include the

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to Programs List Neighborhood children and families safe, healthy and productive Caring Communities - In 1995, Springfield/Greene County became involved in a very dynamic and challenging initiative called Caring Communities. This initiative was seen as a vehicle whereby state agencies could consolidate and integrate the planning, development and financing of services to better serve children and families. By partnering with state departments, our community has been able to help families and children succeed. Caring Communities is currently working within 13 neighborhoods that encompass ten elementary schools and three middle schools. Neighborhoods work together to achieve the following Core Results: Through community collaboration, Caring Communities has been able to meet the needs of families through facilitation of initiatives like these: Early Childhood Programs Pre-school Storytimes, Pre-school Family Fairs - Storytimes bring parents and pre-schoolers into the school so that they can become familiar with the school and staff before the child begins to attend. They also help the child become familiar with the school environment which will ease the transition from home to school. The family fairs provide educational materials on age appropriate activities and other information to help parents prepare their children. Wonder Years Program - A half-day program designed for children ages 3-5 to help teach them the basics needed for kindergarten entrance.

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93. Welcome To The City Of York, Pennsylvania - The First Capital Of The United Stat The teach Academy is an excellent program High School dance students will lead bothprograms. Students will learn the basics of drama, movement and choreography http://www.yorkcity.org/cityservices/parksrec/events/youthact.htm

Serving People Visiting York Doing Business YOUTH ACTIVITIES Jim Dodson, Youth Program Coordinator - jdodson@yorkcity.org For more information on the activities listed below, please call the main office at 717-854-1587. You may register for any of the programs listed at 1 Marketway West, 3rd Floor OR by calling the hotline 849-2251 . applicable to this site. Site designed for Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 or higher.

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95. What Role Can Dual Enrollment Programs Play In Easing The Transition What Role Can Dual Enrollment programs Play in Easing the Transition Between High School and Postsecondary Education? http://www.ed.gov/offices/OVAE/HS/bailey.doc

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97. Youth Program Descriptions Scroll down for more specific class information. *SATELLITE DRAMAPROGRAMS Our instructors will teach at your school. Affordable http://www.nctcsf.org/youth_program_descriptions.html

What are The New Conservatory Theatre Center's Youth Programs? Students at NCTC have the advantage of a year-round conservatory theatre training system, designed specifically for young people. They have the opportunity to learn acting skills, stage movement, musical theatre, play writing, audition techniques, technical theatre and theatre management in our state-of-the-art facility. The New Conservatory Theatre Center admits students regardless of gender, sexual orientation, race, color, national or ethnic origin. YOUTH PROGRAMS For young people aged 7-12, NCTC schedules after-school and Saturday classes during the school year. Students are introduced to creative self expression and discovery processes. A combination of storytelling, creative movement, play-acting, improvisational and scripted theatre activities all add up to an exciting approach to learning while encouraging the development of interpersonal life skills.

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