81. KP History it will also help to teach and understand Filipino culture, history, and traditions Manyactivites have involved other student organizations such as http://gladstone.uoregon.edu/~pinoys/history.html

home announcements contact us Kultura Pilipinas history mission statement leadership profiles join KP ... contact us History Kultura Pilipinas, the University of Oregon's Philippine Student Organization was concieved in 1986. The small founding group started with the aim of providing Filipino students a sense of community, something that was non-existant before Kultura Pilipinas started. The group was conceptualized by business major Ruben Zamora , a junior at the time. During his studies at the University of Oregon, Zamora, born and raised in Manila, felt an urgent need to develop a group that would foster the needs of his fellow Filipino students; a link to back home. At the time, Filipino students, albeit few, did not have the resources to cope with the sometimes daunting challenges associated with living in a foreign country. "KP has been a great vehicle for us to showcase our culture" comments Valentina Zamora, one of the founding members of KP, as well as Ruben's sister. Although the group started out with only nine members, KP not only provided a sense of family for the Filipino students, but more importantly, it acted as a solid foundation from which the Filipino students could interact with American and international students on campus and establish a relationship with the Eugene/Springfield community.

82. 10-Minute Life Lessons For Kids : 52 Fun & Simple, Games & Activities To Teach Y Synopsis 52 playful and easy to understand activites to hhelp parents teach childrenmoral http://www.allbookstores.com/book/0060952555

Search By: Keyword Title Author ISBN Browse: Choose a subject: Art Children's Books Christian Books History Gardening Horror Mystery Oprah Book Club® Photography Reference Romance Science Science Fiction Sports Technology Travel Art Children's Books Christian Books History ... Store Directory Author: Jamie C. Miller Format: Paperback Published: September 1998 ISBN: List Price: Pages: Publisher: HarperTrade Synopsis 52 playful and easy to understand activites to hhelp parents teach children moral lessons that they won't forget A child says, "I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand." 10-Minute Life Lessons for Kids is a book about seeing and doinga book that gives parents the ability to teach the powerful principles of honesty, trust, generosity, love, and other values. Children will discover the objectives themselves as they actively participate in fun games and activities. The games can be done in any order, with very little planning and with very few suppliesjust common objects most people have around the house like toothpicks, string, pennies, or an apple. Some can be done while riding in the car, and others can be expanded to fill a whole evening with family fun. The activities in 10-Minute Life Lessons for Kids will not only create cozy and enjoyable moments of family togetherness, they will have a lasting impact on your growing child. Add this book to your wish list View your wish list Click on this books subject categories to see related titles: Subjects Education General Subjects ... Add your own review!

83. A Brief History Of H. Sophie Newcomb College remained for many years, to teach 59 academic Student organizations and activitescontributed to a 195153.) Newcomb's administrative history was essentially http://www.tulane.edu/~wc/text/newcomb.html

Gentlemen: In pursuance of a long cherished design to establish an appropriate and lasting memorial of my beloved Daughter, H. Sophie Newcomb, deceased...I hereby donate to your Board the sum of $100,000, to be used in establishing the H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College, in the Tulane University of Louisiana, for the higher education of white girls and young women. ...I further request that the education given shall look to the practical side of life as well as to literary excellence..." Newcomb's donation brought about an unusual arrangement for the education of women, with the creation of the first degree-granting college for women to be founded within a university in America. This model was later adopted by several colleges, including Barnard College of Columbia University and Pembroke College of Brown University. The idea of a coordinate college for women was first suggested to Newcomb by Ida Richardson, a woman with an interest in progressive politics and the wife of a Tulane University board member. The plan for the women's coordinate college provided for a separate president and faculty who were given power to determine policy and the course of study for Newcomb students. Newcomb's specifications for the College made available to young women the same opportunity for a liberal education as was being offered to young men through Tulane's College of Arts and Sciences and, at the same time, provided an environment in which men and women did not attend classes together.

84. Books 1st - Hablo Espanol!: Creative Activites To Teach Basic Spanish Hablo Espanol! Creative activites to teach Basic Spanish. By Lynn Brisson. OurPrice $8.95. Availibility Usually ships within 24 hours. Salesrank 22,347. http://www.books1st.com/isbn/0865303118

Business Children's Fiction Health ... Travel Hablo Espanol!: Creative Activites to Teach Basic Spanish By: Lynn Brisson Our Price: Availibility: Usually ships within 24 hours Salesrank: Media: Paperback Publisher: Incentive Pubns ISBN: Released: April, 1995 Customer Reviews: It's Great! I absolutely love this book to use with my second grade students! I teach only once a week for a half hour per class, so we do a page a week. The students love adding to their book each week, taking the time to play each game by themselves and with a partner, and it will be a great keepsake for every student! It does take time to run all the pages off with construction paper so plan ahead! This book covers most of the topics that my curriculum includes. This is a great find!! Learning Spanish It is easy to learn basic Spanish with Hablo Espanol! Similar Products Linguafun! Language Learn.. Let's Learn Spanish Color.. 15 Reproducible Spanish W.. 25 Spanish Emergent Reade.. ... Beth Manners' Fun Spanish.. More Online Stores: Helpful Reviews Shopping2.com Internet Services. In association with Amazon.com.

85. U.S. President's Teaching Theme More Interactive history Sites. All rights reserved. teachnology - The Artand Science of teaching with Technology is a registered trademark. http://teachers.teach-nology.com/themes/social/presidents/

Best Sites Downloads eReports Free Sites ... Professional Development Enter your email address for FREE weekly teaching tips! Theme Categories: Computers Countries Language Arts ... U.S. Presidents U.S. Presidents Teaching Theme Bulletin Board Set Abe and George Bulletin Board Border Set Mount Rushmore Wave ... White House Resource Materials Fishing With the Presidents Herbert Hoover Presidential Lies:The Illustrated History of White House Golf The Standard Deviants: American Government Part 2 Downloads American Presidents Screensaver GovernMail President 2000 Presidential Election Campaign Game Sites For Background Information Inauguration Fact Sheet Presidential Factfile The American Presidency Hands On Activities A Glorious Burden Abraham Lincoln Treasure Hunt President's Day Web Quests President Web Quest Presidents Day Web Quest Interactive Sites For Students American Presidents: Life Portraits Name That President PBS: The American President United States Presidents ... United States Presidents Drill Work Sheets

86. 1997-98 Activites Of SBRC In view of the high cost and profile of the MBA programs, it is hard to imaginethat the faculty invited to teach the MBA courses are not among the best http://www.queensu.ca/secretariat/senate/sbrcm98.html

History Policies Meetings Committee Vacancies ... Secretariat Report to Senate on the 1997-98 Activities of SBRC This report summarizes the main activities of the Senate Budget Review Committee (SBRC) for 1997-98. The mandate of the committee is to review the approved annual budget and to make observations and/or recommendations regarding the consistency of the budget with the general needs and interests of the University. Although not directly involved in the budget planning process itself, Senate through SBRC has the opportunity to comment on and question past budget decisions, and in this way to influence future budget-related policies. 1. PRIVATIZATION To date, the only examples of privatization at Queen's are the MBA programs in the School of Business Finally, we raise some general questions which should be addressed whenever privatized programs are being considered. What criteria are used to decide the costs borne by the University and the privatized program when financial jurisdictions overlap? Whose responsibility is it to audit and monitor the financial reporting to ensure that these costs are being allocated appropriately? What are the net benefits to the faculty/university of the privatized program? What implications does privatization have for the quality of the educational program and the maintenance of academic standards? 2. TUITION POLICY

87. History Sites Channel Full range of resources to teach a wide Social Studies Online activitesSocial Studies School 180 on-line activities from Black history awareness to http://www1.aldine.k12.tx.us/schools/websites/hambrick/history.htm

Social Studies Home Directory TAAS Scores Calendar ... Mexican History Information about the people, wars, events, and milestones including the Aztecs, the Mayans, Pancho Vila, Santa Anna, the Mexican-American War, NAFTA, the Alamo, Cortez, and a timeline of Mexican history. Discovery Channel Full range of resources to teach a wide variety of subjects K-12 Modern World History From BBC. Learn about the key events which have shaped the 20th Century. Quizzes and teacher guide section Road Trip Through the National Parks of Utah In this engaging activity, students explore Utah national parks, plan a trip, and write a travelogue. A separate guide offers an overview, objectives, strategies, and extensions. This could be used to kick off vacation season. Social Studies On-line activites Social Studies School service provides over 180 on-line activities from Black history awareness to World War II personal accounts. Social Studies References This is an excellent web resource which has many links to a variety of places of interest to social studies teachers. A lot of the activities are interactive.

88. A Piece Of UConn History/Fort Trumbull Campus - October 2, 2000 Index to UConn history Pieces. professor Marion Starkey, who would later teachat the offered a variety of extracurricular activites, including intramural http://www.advance.uconn.edu/001002hs.htm

This is an archived article. For the latest news, go to the Advance Homepage For more archives, go to the Advance Archive/Search Page. October 2, 2000 Short-Lived Fort Trumbull Campus Offered World War II Veterans a UConn Education t existed only four years - a blip in the nearly 120-year history of the University. But for the more than 5,000 students who attended the Fort Trumbull campus as freshmen and sophomores, it was half of their UConn experience. From its opening on Sept. 16, 1946, to its closing in June 1950, Fort Trumbull held the distinction - one it still holds - of being the only residential branch campus of the University. Index to UConn History Pieces Click on the photos for a larger view. An aerial shot of the Fort Trumbull campus shows its proximity to Long Island Sound. During World War II it was a training ground for merchant marine sailors. Photos Courtesy University Archives Campus director Clarence Weber met University mascot Jonathan III when the Husky was dog-napped in 1948. The prank came just before a football game between the Fort Trumbull team and the junior varsity squad from the Storrs campus. Fort Trumbull won. More than 8,000 students were enrolled in the University of Connecticut in the 1946-47 academic year, four times the number registered in the period shortly preceding the war. And of those 8,000 students, more than half were veterans.

89. IDEAS -- Browse For Resources By Grade -- Third Grade Resources Language Arts The 6 Traits + 1 is a way to teach the characteristics A Jazz history Ragtime Resource Type Lesson Plan Subject Areas Social Studies, Music http://www.ideas.wisconsin.edu/grade.cfm?glid=20

90. Cornerstone Community Church - Activites move to the Bible Class. We use Go teach teaching material as it isvery appropriately suited to each age group. In June each year http://www.cornerstone-community-church.org/activities/sundayschool.html

Cornerstone Community Church May we pray for you? Home page Pastor's message Mission statement ... Vote for us Cornerstone Community Church Sunday School Our Sunday School meets during the morning service while the sermon is taking place. We have three age groups: 3 to 5 years olds 5 to 8 years olds 8 to 11 year olds After 11 years of age, the children move to the Bible Class . We use Go Teach teaching material as it is very appropriately suited to each age group. In June each year our children take the service on Children's Day and we have a Sunday School Outing. We believe the scripture Train a child up in the way he should go and when he is old he will not depart from it. For further information, please email sundayschool@cornerstone-community-church.org

91. Lesson Plans AfghanistanLand in Crisis. Afghanistan Land in Crisis, presented by National Geograpic.Com., features news, background, online activities, teachers' guides, lesson plans, a regularly updated interactive map, photos, and a message board. of An OnLine history of the United States, to national standards for history, civics and government. Geography, Government, history, Psychology, Sociology, State history, U.S. history, http://www.csun.edu/~hcedu013/plans.html

Lesson Plans Teaching Strategies Lesson Plans Academy Social Studies Curriculum Exchange Elementary School (K-5). 50 lesson plans for primary grade students. Academy Social Studies Curriculum Exchange Intermediate School (6-8). 80 lesson plans appropriate for grades 6-8. Academy Social Studies Curriculum Exchange High School (9-12). 95 lesson plans suitable for the high school level. Academy Miscellaneous Curriculum Exchange Elementary School (K-5). 36 miscellaneous lesson plans for students in grades k-5. Academy Miscellaneous Curriculum Exchange Intermediate School (6-8). 25 miscellaneous lesson plans for the middle school. Academy Miscellaneous Curriculum Exchange High School (9-12). 14 miscellaneous lesson plans for the 9-12 grades. Afghanistan:Land in Crisis. Afghanistan: Land in Crisis, presented by National Geograpic.Com., features news, background, online activities, teachers' guides, lesson plans, a regularly updated interactive map, photos, and a message board. Africa. Based on a PBS broadcast, the site includes: Africa for Kids where Fimi, a youngster from Nigeria serves as the guide to a variety of fun activities for elementary level students; Photoscope where older students can look at contemporary Africa in five photo essays; and Africa Challenge where students can show how much they know by playing a game. Also featured is Teacher Tools with four units on Africa.

92. UIC Hospital And COM Projects Only (includes Activites By Student Organizations) http://www.uic.edu/depts/mcam/osa/community_service/uic.htm

UIC Hospital and COM Student Projects UIC Hospital: General, Hematology/Oncology, Neurology, Pediatrics, ... IHIG, PSR, SAMSA, SNMA, BACK HOME UIC Hospital: General Name of Project: University of Illinois at Chicago Description: Activities include but are not limited to work in the following departments: pediatrics, emergency room, cardiology, physical therapy, occupational therapy, transport, etc. The volunteer department controls almost all volunteers within the hospital. Contact Person (phone #): Bobbi Dunbar or Dmetrius McKinley (312-413-1945) Requirements: Health screening by department, orientation, 20 hours/month. UIC Hospital: Hematology/Oncology Name of Project: Blood Bank / Transfusion Medicine "Potpourri" Description: Small, manageable projects of mutual interest and benefit, such as donor telerecrutiing and scheduling; data collection & management; contribute to some "research-like" studies, such as infectious disease Look-Backs ; observe and learn to perform phlebotomy, take vital signs (if you have never done this before); other activities, including supervised patient care activities, might be considered and included in your shared time.

93. APOLLO 10 Click here to see how to make a simple rocket. And after that, we suggestyou ask your teacher to teach you the ROLL, PITCH and YAW game. http://www.fi.edu/pieces/cych/apollo 10/students/activities/offline/offline.html

The Story History Gravity Mission ... Credits APOLLO 10 Offline Activities Here are two experiments you can do for yourself with very little equipment. Click here to see why the Moon doesn't fly away from the Earth. Click here to see how to make a simple rocket. And after that, we suggest you ask your teacher to teach you the ROLL, PITCH and YAW game. (Tell them to look in the teachers' resources pages!!!) This page uses Flash 5 - please download the current player.

94. ACTIVITES: http://www.geocities.com/wumpus30/researchactivities.htm

ACTIVITIES: MUSICAL ACTIVITIES: 1) Memorize a song in Spanish or French and sing it. Can be performed live or recorded at home and played in class.(Song needs advance approval) (15 POINTS) All Levels 2) Learn to play a Spanish or French song on a musical instrument. Record or perform live. Be prepared to supply a little information on the song/composer.(Song needs advance approval) (20 POINTS) All Levels 3) Attend a concert or performance of Spanish or French music. Report on it orally to the class. Keep ticket stub and submit with activity sheet. (15 POINTS) Levels I, II 4) Learn to dance a Latin dance (Cumbia, Salsa, Merengue, Mambo, Cha-Cha, Tango or Flamenco) Teach the class with a partner. Bring music. Spanish only. (20 POINTS) All Levels 5) Visit a record store. Find the foreign music section. Select and listen to at least five different artists. Write a record review and share it with class. Complete ADVENTURE SHEET #1 and activity validation form. (15 POINTS) All Levels 6) Listen to the radio on Saturdays from 2:00-4:00 on KDHX 88.1. Complete radio adventure sheet #4.

95. Colorado Kids Educational Activities, Products, And Services Morrison Natural history Museum Explore the dinosaur discoveries of the past Teachyour children science, math, and literacy using the great outdoors and animals http://www.coloradokids.com/education.htm

Field Trip Planner Teachers Resource Center Colorado K i d s Educational Activities, Products, and Services Activity Planner Click on a Link Below! Museums Animal Adventures Tutoring/ Enrichment Programs Libraries and Storytelling ... Independent and Private Schools Colorado Museums Museum Description Location Deals Contact The Astor House Museum Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Astor House Museum has been restored to its original glory as a late Victorian western hotel / boarding house. Golden Web Site Email Us Bridges of Understanding Offering school children and families an interactive, multicultural experience, this extraordinary exhibit will travel to your school or community center. Denver Web Site Email Us You'll say "WOW!" when you visit the Buell Children's Museum. This 12,000 square-foot, two-level facility offers innovative, hands-on exhibits focusing on the arts, science and history for people ages 1 to 101. It's out of this world family fun! Pueblo Web Site Email Us Everyday the Colorado History Museum brings the past to life with exciting exhibits. On Saturdays the family History Express center adds to the fun! Denver Web Site Email Us The museum was established in 1959 to preserve for future generations a tangible record of Colorado's flamboyant railroad era, particularly the state's pioneering narrow gauge mountain railroads.

96. Types Of Activites In The Arts http://home.att.net/~jaohlma/writings/activity-arts/

Author's Note: This essay is another product of 1995's "Directed Research in Performance" led by Dr. Richard Kennell. The question that was posed to the class this time was something to the effect of "if we're here to study performance, why are we using time to conduct research?" I believe it was because I was studying musicology/music history as well as performance that I felt a particular resonance with this question. Perhaps I was attempting to justify the process to myself. Frankly, however, I think it was more the case that I felt it was incumbant upon myself as the resident "scholar" to justify the research process to the unwashed heathen I mean, to the performance students. Once I had the paper written up, I brought it to Dr. Kennell and we discussed some of its content. He also said that he would copy it off and distribute it to the rest of the class to read and discuss near the end of the semester. Reviewing the paper now, flaws in my reasoning and the my underlying ideological bias seem obvious. Nonetheless, the writing and defending of it before an audience of my peers was a valuable experience. One last thing: that third word in the title, the one that, even now, you're probably thinking is a typographical error? It is not. It is an alternate spelling and I like it better than 'holistic'. Come on people, would I really go to the trouble of writing this and then misspell a key word in the title?

97. Contributions To ETODL, Infos, SOMMAIRE, Reseau D'Activites A Distance http://rad2000.free.fr/telewor1.htm

rad2000.free.fr You're reading http://rad2000.free.fr/telewor1.htm Contributions to ETODL the European Telework On-line Discussion List http://www.eto.org.uk/discuss.htm Minutes http://www.eto.org.uk/etw-announce/list/ Contributions during October 1996 On 8-10-96 STARTING TELEWORK Hubert Houdoy: I am a french, new, teleworker. "STARTING TELEWORK" is a real and interesting problem for everyone, because teleworkers Will Work With teleworkers. I think there will be two kind of teleworkers: Those whose firm will ask them to work at home in order to save space and money (in a second stage they will became independant). Those who consider telework is a mean to create their own employment. The initiative of Dino Gruppuso is interesting for everyone. According with this opinion, I have created an organization (Association Loi 1901) in order to help the second population. On 10-10-96 Upon RAD The target of my project is essentialy: to help job searchers in creating their own activity. For them, telework is a mean to gain activity even if there is none in their town. Most of unemployed are affraid by new information technologies. They think they are the reason of unemployment. On 10-10-96 To Horace Mitchell Thank you Horace. These thoughts are really helpful.

98. HHS Activites http://www.stcharles.k12.la.us/hahnville/teachofmonth.htm

Teacher of the Month September 1999 Val Butler Mrs. Val Butler taught at HHS 12 years ago for 2 years, and has been back here for 3 years. She received her degree from Southeastern Louisiana University. She teaches Honors Chemistry and Chemistry. She is also the Science Department Chairperson. Her favorite thing about teaching is aggravating the teenagers and getting paid for it! She likes seeing kids get excited about learning something well. Her advice for students is to make these years of learning count. Don't put off learning how to study and how to succeed in class until later- others will pass you by in the job market. October 1999 Tracy Bynum Mr. Tracy Bynum has been teaching for 3 years at HHS. He received his degree from Southeastern Louisiana University. He teaches Contemporary Issues, Civics, and Video Production. He enjoys working with students, helping them discover our nation's history and looking toward the future. His advice to students is make the most of these years. If you will take advantage of the opportunities offered to you here at HHS, you can build a strong knowledge base that will serve you well in the future. November 1999 Jan Thompson Mrs. Jan Thompson has been teaching for 25 years; 16 of those years were here at HHS. She received a bachelor of science degree from Nicholls State University. She teaches Consumer Math and Algebra. She loves the relationship with students and teaching them things that they will actually use in life. Her advice to students is to enjoy this time in your life, but do what you have to do to get what you want later in life.

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