61. UGTeachEd education, art education, home economics education) are no longer offered at TexasTech University. Individuals will still be certified to teach in elementary http://www.ttu.edu/~offpub/ugteached.html

Teacher Education The preparation of teachers and the provision of knowledge and skills for teachers are important functions of the university at both the undergraduate and the graduate levels. The coordination of the teacher education program is a responsibility of the Dean of the College of Education. General advice on specific degree requirements is available in the office of the academic dean of the college in which the student is enrolled. The student will be advised on certification requirements by an appropriate advisor in the College of Education. Selection of courses in the student's teaching field or area of specialization is determined by an advisor in the academic department involved. Due to changes in state laws, teacher education at Texas Tech has undergone many revisions. Majors using the term "education" (e.g. elementary education, art education, home economics education) are no longer offered at Texas Tech University. Individuals will still be certified to teach in elementary and secondary schools, but they must complete an academic major. Students preparing to teach in secondary schools will generally complete an academic major in Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, Arts and Sciences, or Human Sciences, with additional courses in professional education required for certification. Students interested in teaching composite science (certified to teach all sciences in grades 8-12) may complete a Multidisciplinary Science major through the College of Education or an academic major in one of the teaching fields. Students preparing to teach grades 4-8 will complete a Multidisciplinary Studies major in the College of Education. Students seeking early childhood certification do so through a degree in the College of Human Sciences. Students wishing to teach young children, pre-kindergarten through grade 4, should enroll in the early childhood program.

62. Automatic Redirect To The New Location For The School Of Business Web Site Francis Marion University is where faculty teach! may choose to major in Accounting,Computer Information Systems Management, economics, Finance, General http://alpha1.fmarion.edu/~businessbba/

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63. Albion College Department Of Economics And Management faculty members are committed to teaching economics and management you can find linksto our home pages which find materials related to the courses we teach. http://www.albion.edu/econ/

Economics and Management Welcome to the home page of the Department of Economics and Management at Albion College. We offer a flexible program that provides students with the tools and understanding to make judgments and choices in many areas of economic interest. Students are taught the basic skills of economics and business with emphasis on decision making in both the private and public sectors. Our faculty members are committed to teaching economics and management in the context of a liberal arts education. On our faculty and staff page you can find links to our home pages which contain information about us and our interests. In particular you can find materials related to the courses we teach. We offer courses in economics, accounting, finance, and management. Information about specific courses and when they are offered can be found on the courses page. Specific information about what is required for a major or minor can be found on our program page.

64. Leo Van Hove - Home Page Hove home page Welcome to my home page Part-time Assistant Professor of economicsat the Vrije I teach Monetary economics, European Monetary Policy, Internet http://cfec.vub.ac.be/cfec/leo.htm

Leo Van Hove - home page Welcome to my home page! Below you'll find a short description of my current research interests (the picture says it all!), a link to my list of publications and, for those of you who would want to contact me, my coordinates. Current positions Part-time Assistant Professor of Economics at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (Free University of Brussels). I teach Monetary Economics, European Monetary Policy, Internet Economics and Electronic Commerce and I am with the Vakgroep voor Economisch, Monetair en Financieel Beleid (Section for Economic, Monetary, and Financial Policy). Part-time Postdoctoral Research Fellow of the Fund for Scientific Research - Flanders. In this position I am with the of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel. I also teach ECN 308 - International Monetary Economics at Vesalius College My current research interests include: electronic money in general, and especially electronic purses; the theory of network externalities and its application to payment cards; the so-called currency enigma and related subjects (hoarding of currency, use of currency in the underground economy, ...).

65. Peacock-Harper Culinary Collection She went on to teach at the Episcopal School in Vicksburg, Mississippi, and was atVPI, Dr. Laura Jane Harper served the College of home economics from 1960 to http://spec.lib.vt.edu/culinary/PeacockHarper.html

Special Collections a unit of the Peacock-Harper Culinary Collection Nearly two centuries of culinary arts are documented in the Peacock-Harper Culinary Collection. It includes 11 pre-1900 imprints and 40 pre-1950 imprints. These additions to the library's collection range from 1829, Eliza Leslie's Seventy-five receipts for pastry, cakes, and sweetmeats by a lady of Philadelphia, to 1994, Margaret McWilliams' Experimental Foods Laboratory Manual. Do a combination search for "Peacock Harper Culinary" to see all that have been added to the library's online catalog, Addison. Dora Greenlaw Peacock Born in New Orelans in 1903, Dora Greenlaw spent some of her youth in Blacksburg, attended Hollins College, and graduated from Sophie Newcomb College. She went on to teach at the Episcopal School in Vicksburg, Mississippi, and was named Dean-Elect. In 1928 she married Dr. markham Peacock, chair of the English Department at Virginia Polytechinic Institute, 1960-66. They traveled widely and enjoyed entertaining VPI students in their Draper Road home. Dora Greenlaw Peacock's extensive collection of cookbooks was donated to the Department of Human Nutrition, Foods, and Exercise by her husband, following her death in 1983. http://spec.lib.vt.edu/culinary/PeacockHarper.html

66. CNN.com In-Depth Specials - Resources in 1963, producing and promoting programs to teach character education in University/Division of Rare Manuscript Collections What was home economics? http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2001/schools/stories/resources.html

In-depth Archive CNN.com Sections MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER BUSINESS SPORTS POLITICS LAW SCI-TECH SPACE HEALTH ENTERTAINMENT TRAVEL EDUCATION IN-DEPTH QUICK NEWS LOCAL COMMUNITY MAIN MAKING THE GRADE All-American education: Does it make the grade? Teachers: low pay, low morale, high turnover Head Start helps students make progress Points of View ... Video gallery EXPANDING EDUCATION Accountability nips expanding curriculum Home economics comes of age Tax credit helps parents Timeline TELL US Are you satisfied? RESOURCES Web resources CNNfyi.com CNN.com/Education Resources External sites are not endorsed by CNN From CNN.com and TIME.com CNNfyi.com CNN.com/Education From CNNfn.com Back-to-school budgets and bargains From TIME.com Seceding from school ... TIME.com: Schools of the Year (2001) General Information American Academy of Pediatrics - Back to school tips AskERIC - Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC), a federally-funded national information system Boston Latin School - The first public school in America, founded in 1635 Center for Education Reform (The) Council of Chief State School Officers Education Commission of the States - A nonprofit organization that helps governors, legislators, state education officials and others identify, develop and implement policies to improve student learning at all levels

67. Subjects informed and competent teachers of home economics with a second subject. Thisdegree provides the academic and professional requirements to teach at post http://www.stcatherineshe.ie/subject.html

St. Catherine's College of Education for Home Economics. Bachelor in Education (Home Economics) Degree CS001 St. Catherine's College in association with University of Dublin (Trinity College) offers a four year honours B.Ed degree course in Home Economics with an elective subject. The B.Ed Degree:- Home Economics and Economics / Consumer Studies Home Economics and An Cúrsa Gaeilge Home Economics and Religious Studies The course consists of three disciplines i.e. Home Economics; Education and Elective. The Primary Honours Degree in Home Economics (B.Ed.) is a teaching qualification and prepares students to become informed and competent teachers of Home Economics with a second subject. This degree provides the academic and professional requirements to teach at post - primary level, to prepare pupils for the many new vocational and business orientated courses being introduced in second level education and / or engage in Adult and Special Education. Students register with St. Catherine's College but are full students of the University of Dublin (Trinity College). The professional part of the academic studies are taken in the College, while some of the Education courses are followed in the University. HOME ECONOMICS Home Economics is a subject field concerned with the acquisition and intergration of knowledge, skills and attitudes drawn from a wide variety of relevant disciplines. These include the natural, biological, social and behavioural sciences, together with arts and humanities which are applied to develop critical awareness and adaptability in the student in order to solve the practical problems of everyday living, arising from home, family needs and from those in the world of work.

68. Economics Home Page economics. Whether you teach or study economics using WebCT, you will beable to share ideas, tools, tips and resources with other WebCT users. http://www.webct.com/economics/

WebCT Resources Academic Resources Faculty Resources Student Resources ... WebCT Quickstart Economics Whether you teach or study Economics using WebCT, you will be able to share ideas, tools, tips and resources with other WebCT users. Don't miss the many online resources in the library Course Content Economics Instructors ! WebCT now offers over 1,000 e-Packs in more than 30 subject areas. WebCT e-Packs are publisher course content that have been specifically designed for use with WebCT. See the e-Packs in Economics available for evaluation and adoption in the Content Showcase Students: Purchase an Access Code to the WebCT course suggested by your instructor. Featured Resources Spotlight On Association for Social Economics . ASE was formed to advance scholarly research and writing about the great questions of economics, human dignity, ethics, and philosophy. Members seek to explore the ethical foundations and implications of economic analysis, along with the individual and social dimensions of economic problems, and to help shape economic policy that is consistent with the integral values of the person and a humane community.

69. MEDLINKS1 Math.com www.math.com; teach all Students the Multiplication Facts www PhysicalEducation, Health and home economics PE Central http//pe.central.vt.edu/; http://www.liu.edu/cwis/cwp/library/imc/medlinks.htm

The Internet has become a powerful resource that students, teachers, and librarians can draw upon for educational growth and development. For resources ranging from kindergarten through adults, here are some recommended sites: Associations and Organizations Association for Library Service to Children: www.ala.org/alsc/ Large Site of Suggested and Reviewed Children's Pages: www.ala.org/parentspage/greatsites/ NY State United Teacher's Union: www.nysut.org NY State Department of Education: www.nysed.gov Center for the Improvement of Early Reading Achievement: www.ciera.org/ciera/ International Association of School Librarianship: http://www.iasl-slo.org/ Curriculum K-12 Children's Literature Educational Resources on the Internet. (k-12): http://www.ntu.edu.sg/library/nie/nie.htm Carl Hurst's children's literature site: http://www.carolhurst.com/ Children's literature Web guide: http://www.acs.ucalgary.ca/~dkbrown/ Children’s Book Council: http://www.cbcbooks.org/ Fairrosa Cyber Library: www.dalton.org/libraries/fairrosa/ Reference Americas Library: www.americaslibrary.gov/cgi-bin/page.cgi

70. Nancy Feldman Closes A 22-year Career Of Innovation With UC Cooperative Extensio exclusively for five years in 4H and home economics. and balancing the demands ofwork and home. and contracted with Stanislaus County to teach the lessons to http://danr.ucop.edu/news/Jan-June2002/Feldman.html

April 18, 2002 CONTACT: Jeannette Warnert, (559) 241-7514, jwarnert@ucop.edu Nancy Feldman closes a 22-year career of innovation with UC Cooperative Extension in Stanislaus and nearby foothill counties Nancy Feldman Nancy Feldman had first-hand experience with latch-key kids in 1980 when she took the job of 4-H program coordinator for UC Cooperative Extension in Tuolumne County. She was unable to find after-school care for her own children when they attended elementary school in Twain Harte, one of the rural mountain county's small communities. Feldman's personal experience prompted her to develop a groundbreaking 4-H after-school program in Tuolumne County that has provided thousands of students with enriching, educational and supervised afternoons for the past 20 years. The fee-for-service "4-H PM Clubs" have been successfully replicated in rural and urban counties nationwide. Counting the program as just one of the many accomplishments of her distinguished career, Feldman will retire May 1, 2002. "I knew we had a great program for kids in traditional 4-H clubs," Feldman said. "However, there were many kids who were at home unsupervised just watching TV and eating.

71. Education World® : Vocational Community Center : Vocation : Consumer & Family E There's a twofold purpose to this site, to help parents teach their children Ithas a well developed activity that can be used in any home economics class. http://www.education-world.com/vocational/vocation/consumer.shtml

Vocational Ed Community Administration Education Vocation ... Nutrition GENERAL RESOURCES Sections Early Childhood Education Community Here you'll find resources on child development, activities for young children, and plenty more. Fashion Technology This is another page here in the Vocational Education Community with information on garment design and construction. Culinary Arts Cooking resources here in the Vocational Education Community. Articles A 'Real-Life Fair' Shows Kids the Real Deal About Careers Students in one Rhode Island junior high school got a glimpse of their future through a "Real-Life Fair," a career fair that incorporates lessons learned in the classroom. As they watched their earnings dwindle, some found that the careers they had their eyes on might not provide the funds they would like to have in the future. Find out whether a career fair or an online tour of careers is the ideal activity for your classroom! Included: Approaches to career education used in a handful of schools across the grades. Plus more great online and print career education resources! "Baby" Helps Teens Think It Over!

72. Online NewsHour: Remembering - January 26, 1999 Remembering two American originals a look at the lives of 'Sadie' Delany thefirst African American woman permitted to teach home economics in white New http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/remember/jan-june99/obits_1-26.html

REMEMBERING January 26, 1999 Remembering two American originals: a look at the lives of 'Sadie' Delany the first African American woman permitted to teach home economics in white New York City schools and Robert Shaw the renowned choral conductor and long-time head of the Atlanta Symphony. JIM LEHRER: Finally tonight, remembering two American originals, and to Phil Ponce. SARAH DELANEY: (1994) When I got appointed, you had three years to get appointed after you passed this examination, which was no easy job for a colored person. And they wrote me. They took the three top on the list. And of course, if you were colored, they'd just skip over you, and take the other two. And so, my brother knew a fellow that worked down at the Board of Education, and he told Hubert - ELIZABETH DELANEY: Who was colored. SARAH DELANEY: Yes, he said, "You tell your sister, when they write for her to come for an interview at the school," he says, "don't go." He said, "They won't know she's colored, and then they'll appoint her, and then when you go up there and you're appointed, you can't do nothing about it." So I made an excuse, and I didn't go. And they just appointed me. And when I appeared there, this colored girl, they could do nothing about it, because I was appointed. CHARLAYNE HUNTER-GAULT: When you look back, what do you think has been harder, being black or being a woman?

73. Economics Resources For K-12 Teachers Teaching materials and online lessons for K12 teachers from the University of Nebraska at Omaha. http://ecedweb.unomaha.edu/teach.htm

74. NZ Commerce And Economics Teachers - New Zealand Commerce And Economics Teachers Represents almost 1000 members from throughout our country. These mainly include teachers ofAccounting, Business Administration, Business Education, economics, Text and Information Management, Typing, and Legal Studies. Members teach and work in Secondary Schools, Polytechnics, Colleges of Education or other educational areas. http://www.nzceta.co.nz/

ABOUT US AIMS KEY SERVICES NATIONAL OFFICERS ... CONTACT US Search: Login April 9, 2003 WELCOME Welcome to CETA, a subject association which is Significantly Different. Our focus is on educators in accounting, business education, economics, legal studies and text and information management. We have a Significantly Different range of services available to those who wish to enhance their professional skills and performance. It is our goal to provide the support and opportunity for development which will contribute to a Significantly Different and improved outcome for the students in your classroom. The New Zealand Commerce and Economics Teachers' Association Inc is administered by educators for educators and is affiliated to Business Educators' Australasia. PO Box 344, Oamaru Phone/Fax +64 3 434 7925 E-mail: info@nzceta.co.nz This site is built with AssetNow TM

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76. Save For America A program that works through the schools and is designed to teach students in grades 46 basic principles of personal economics. http://www.ed.gov/pubs/EPTW/eptw8/eptw8i.html

77. The Home Economics Institute Of NSW - Home Page Schools, TAFE Institutes and Universities employ teachers of home economics toteach nutrition and health, family studies, food technology, catering and http://www.heia.com.au/heiansw/

Home Economics is a field of study, having as its focus the wellbeing of people in their everyday living in the household and family. The profession has a long history where job titles may change but the intent remains solid in its mission . In NSW a home economist could be the person who tests the recipes for that latest recipe book that you purchased or a hospitality teacher in secondary schools. Let's look more closely at home economists in three major areas of work. Everyday Life Competencies World Home Economics Day on March, 21st 2003 “Home Economics for everyday life competencies” is the theme of the upcoming World Home Economics Day on March 21st 2003. On this day the focus of public attention shall be the importance of Home Economics competencies for the daily life of every single person as well as the society in general. Home Economics education is essential for families and households in order to deal with the challenges and requirements of a rapidly changing world but still it is often neglected. Major issues of Home Economics are for example resource management, consumer behaviour, environmental issues, health and nutrition as well as education and culture. The World Home Economics Day was initiated in 1979 by the International Federation for Home Economics, IFHE in order to promote the aims and purposes of Home Economics. Numerous conferences and events worldwide take place to celebrate this special day dedicated to a field that is so essential for all our lives.

78. THAYER WATKINS Background. I teach a wide variety of courses in economics at SJSU. Only occasionallydo I teach the principles of economics courses, (Econ 1A and Econ 1B). http://www.sjsu.edu/faculty/watkins/watkins.htm

ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT THAYER WATKINS Background I teach a wide variety of courses in economics at SJSU. Typically in the fall semester I teach courses in Corporate Finance ( Econ 137A ), Regional Economics ( econ 165 ) or Urban Economics ( Econ 166 ), and Economic Analysis for Decision Making ( Econ 205A ). In the spring semester I typically teach a course in Topics in Corporate Finance ( Econ 137B ), a survey of National Economies ( Econ 117 ), Macroeconomic Theory Econ 202 and whatever other economics courses meet the needs and interests of students in economics at SJSU. These have included derivative securities ( Econ 237 ), Computer Applications in Economics ( Econ 195 ) Mathematical Methods in Economics ( Econ 104 and Econ 204 ), Computational Economics ( Econ 220 ), Public Finance ( Econ 132 ), Money and Banking ( Econ 135 ), Economic Development ( Econ 112 and Econ 212 ), Macroeconomic Theory ( Econ 102 , Economic Report Writing ( Econ 100W ), Workshop in Policy Analysis ( Econ 205B ), Industrial Organization ( Econ 121 ), and Institutionalist Economics (

79. History Of Home Economics Notes on early home economics extension work in Iowa including a statement concerning the development Category Science Social Sciences Family and Consumer Science...... It appears that this was the first effort in the United States to teachhome economics to college students. It was a pioneering undertaking. http://www.extension.iastate.edu/polk/history/homeec.html

Foundations Laid Early For ... Iowa's Home Economics Extension Work (Notes on early home economics extension work in Iowa including a statement concerning the development of home economics teaching at Iowa State College) FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES COLLECTIONS GUIDE . The information is in print format. Contact the person listed on that page for access. Prepared by R. K. Bliss, June, 1953. Headings were added for ease of reading Close vote allows women to attend ISC First home economics education in nation Extension work in home economics State Extension service created 8 years before national ... Massive amounts of food products preserved during WWII The 50th anniversary of the establishment of significant farm demonstrations in the United States has expanded into an observation of the organized beginnings of agricultural and home economics extension work. The following statement tells of early devel opment of home economics education including Extension. Close Vote Allows Women To Attend ISC Iowa State College pioneered in home economics education. The Board of Trustees of the new agricultural college (Iowa State College) was in session in May, 1868. (1) A discussion had arisen as to whether women should be permitted to attend the college. There was much opposition to higher education for women at that time.

80. Fair Play: What Your Child Can Teach You About Economics, Values, And The Meanin Fair Play What Your Child Can teach You About economics, Values, and the Meaningof Life by Steven E. Landsburg Hardcover, 224 pages Published by Free Press http://www.netacc.net/~fairplay/

Fair Play: What Your Child Can Teach You About Economics, Values, and the Meaning of Life by Steven E. Landsburg Hardcover, 224 pages Published by Free Press ISBN: 0684827557 "Should be required reading for every high school senior, politician and newspaper editor.... The quality of your own thinking, and your ability to detect faulty logic, will be honed by Landsburg's entertaining discourse." The Washington Post Book World "Another collection of brash, intelligent essays on economics by the author of The Armchair Economist (1993).... Often funny and at times poetic, these essays are eminently readable and always smart." Kirkus Reviews From the Book Jacket: With his witty and instructive book The Armchair Economist , Steven Landsburg won popularity and acclaim by using economics to illuminate the mysteries of daily life, and using daily life to illuminate the mysteries of economics. Now Landsburg returns to address fundamental issues like fairness, tolerance, morality and justice-issues that are as important on the playground as they are in the marketplace. With the help of his daughter Cayley, he contrasts the wisdom of parents with the wisdom of economists-not always to the credit of the latter. How should we feel about taxes that redistribute income? Ask how parents feel about children who forcibly "redistribute" other children's toys. How should we respond to those who complain that their neighbors are too wealthy? Ask how parents respond when children complain that their siblings got too much cake. By insisting that fairness can't mean one thing for children and another for adults, Landsburg shows that the instincts of the parent have profound consequences for economic justice.

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