21. Akron Zoo Teacher Advisory Council teacher advisory Council. The teacher advisory Council will consist of nomore than 15 educators and at least three Akron Zoo staff members. http://www.akronzoo.com/teacher.asp

22. Frederic Remington Art Museum: Teacher Advisory Board teacher advisory Board. The museum is always seeking educators to be a part ofthe teacher advisory Board. Instead of meetings, the format is email based. http://www.fredericremington.org/advisory_board.html

Teacher Advisory Board The museum is always seeking educators to be a part of the Teacher Advisory Board. Instead of meetings, the format is e-mail based. Board members serve as a sounding board for events, curriculum ideas, and school programming. In exchange for your time you would receive a free individual museum membership, regular announcements on exhibit openings and special guests, and first dibs on reservation-based events. Contact Gwynn Hamilton to learn more about the Teacher Advisory Board or sign up now!

23. NIBS, Teacher Advisory Committees, 1996-97 NIBS // NORTHWEST INSTRUCTIONAL BROADCAST SERVICE // NIBS. teacher advisoryCommittees, 19992000 WHRM-TV/Wausau (Ch. 20), WHWC-TV/Eau Claire (Ch. 28). http://www.ecb.org/retas/nibs/tac.htm

NIBS // N ORTHWEST I NSTRUCTIONAL B ROADCAST S ERVICE // NIBS Teacher Advisory Committees, 1999-2000 WHRM-TV/Wausau (Ch. 20) WHWC-TV/Eau Claire (Ch. 28) Bill Anderson, Wisconsin Rapids Judy Brickle, Grantsburg Rich Larson, Wisconsin Rapids Renee Gothman, Osceola Jeff Voss, Abbotsford Dawn Harmer, Spring Valley Linda McClelland, Owen Withee Lynn Wehn, Barron Pat Kurth, Arkansaw June Michaels, Prairie Farm Jane Nelli, Cumberland Marty Rugotske, Augusta Natalie Springer, Elk Mound Kelly Von Holtum, Plum City Home Service Description Member Benefits 1999-2000 Teacher Advisory Committee ... Sample NIBS News Official communication of the Northwest Instructional Broadcast Service, c/o CESA 11 225 Ostermann Drive, Turtle Lake, WI 54889 Telephone: 715/986-2020 Fax: 715/986-2040 E-mail: trishg@cesa11.k12.wi.us Please direct questions and comments to the NIBS Coordinator Posted 15 August 1999

24. SPAEA Teacher Advisory teacher advisory More than 200 educators serve as advisory for specialareas of consultants. Educators interested in enhancing educational http://www.aea15.k12.ia.us/es88.htm

Ia. Dept. of Ed. (Teacher Compensation) About Us Area 15 Schools ... Technology Center Teacher Advisory More than 200 educators serve as advisory for special areas of consultants. Educators interested in enhancing educational programs and recommending programs are encouraged to volunteer. For further information, contact: Dr. Sue Palmer 2814 North Court Street Ottumwa, Iowa 52501 FAX: (641) 682-9083 Comments about this site may be sent to: WebMaster@aea15.k12.ia.us Updated on December 17, 2001 Southern Prairie Area Education Agency 15 is an equal employment opportunity affirmative action employer. The Agency does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, sex, marital status, ethnicity, national origin, religion, age, or disabilities in its educational programs, services or employment practices. Inquiries concerning application of this statement, including grievance procedures, should be addressed to Eve Schindler , Equity Coordinator, 2814 North Court Street, Ottumwa, Iowa 52501-1163 (641) 682-8591 or 1-800-622-0027, Ext. 235.

25. Teacher Advisory And Guidance teacher advisory and Guidance, TAG You're It! 0010 In charge of a teacher advisorygroup (TAG?) Meet all of the grade 7 8 competencies Quantity, http://www.teacheasy.net/cat7_1.htm

26. MAC A&R Camps - teacher advisory Committee During the fall of 2001, an EXPLORE TeacherAdvisory Committee was established . It is comprised of two http://www-athrec.mcmaster.ca/camps/explore/committee.htm

EXPLORE Program (Experiential Learning in Outdoor Recreation and Education) Program Activities Program Details History Schedule ... Directions to McMaster Teacher Advisory Committee During the fall of 2001, an EXPLORE Teacher Advisory Committee was established . It is comprised of two EXPLORE coordinators and five teachers who have participated in EXPLORE during the past two years. The goal of the committee is threefold: To help EXPLORE coordinators ensure that the EXPLORE program follows the Ontario curriculum as closely as possible, with fun, innovative and experiential activities. To provide feedback on the EXPLORE schedule of activities and how it can best tailored to the travel requirements and needs of teachers. To provide ideas and thoughts on how EXPLORE can be the most efficient and effective program possible.

27. Teacher Advisory Teacher As Decision Maker. Attention All Students Interested In BecomingA Teacher Education Major! Meet In Room 107 Griffin Hall http://tep.ecsu.edu/teacher_advisory.htm

Teacher As Decision Maker The organizational structure includes a standing teacher education committee or council representative of those who have a major role in teacher education. It is recommended that such a body include the students and public school personnel. The teacher education council or committee has its authority and responsibilities clearly defined. The endorsement and improvement of programs leading to licensure at all levels are among primary responsibilities. The Teacher Education Council is charged with the following responsibilities: To advise the director of teacher education on all matters related to teacher education and to review and make recommendations relative to the resources necessary to operate and improve the teacher education program. To participate in reviews and evaluations to help assure that all teacher education programs are in compliance with the standards and guidelines set forth by the North Carolina Board of Education, the State Department of Public Instruction, NCATE, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and other accrediting agencies. To report needs and results of studies in teacher education and assist in making recommendations for the University's Teacher Education Programs. In addition, the Council will assist in various facets of reviewing, designing, analyzing, and making appropriate recommendations regarding all major aspects of the Teacher Education Program at Elizabeth City State University.

28. Sutherland Academy Parent Teacher Advisory Council Their Future Begins Here Sutherland Academy Parent teacher advisoryCouncil. The potential possibilities of any child are the http://www.geocities.com/saptac/

Their Future Begins Here ... Sutherland Academy Parent Teacher Advisory Council "The potential possibilities of any child are the most intriguing and stimulating in all creation." -Ray L. Wilbur If you are visiting us from another country WELCOME! When you are finished viewing our website, click on the Canadian Flag You are listening to Scotland The Brave in midi form, it will play once and end, but will start everytime you access this main page. Click on the Clan Sutherland crest (Sans Peur - "Without Fear") above and learn more about this regal Scottish clan. Visit our website often and watch for valuable information on what is happening at Sutherland Academy. Contents Sutherland Academy - A private elementary school Contact Information - Please fill out our survey and send us your comments Current Council Projects Just a selection of our current projects underway Detailed Council Information - Learn more detailed infromation about the Council setup Comments and Suggestions - Another chance to send, call or fax us your inquiries or thoughts

29. REASONING FOR TEACHER ADVISORY PROGRAM PRIDE. Program for Reaching Individual. Developmental Excellence. REASONING FORteacher advisory PROGRAM. THE teacher advisory PROGRAM IS A SYSTEM OF CARING. http://www.sms.sevier.org/pridedescription.html

S EVIERVILLE M IDDLE S CHOOL TEACHER/ADVISORY PROGRAM P.R.I.D.E. P rogram for R eaching I ndividual D evelopmental E xcellence REASONING FOR TEACHER ADVISORY PROGRAM Self-worth, a sense of belonging, and the building of leadership are very basic needs of middle school students. To enhance the feeling of self-worth of each student is a primary goal. This can be implemented best when a relationship is built up between the teacher/advisor and the individual students. The teacher/advisory program provides a setting to help meet these needs. WHAT IF... Every student in our school knew that some one faculty member really cared about her/him and knew what they hoped to gain from school... All students had educational, career or personal goals toward which they were working and could see their courses as useful in reaching these goals. All Parents personally knew someone at school whom they could call and who really knew their child and how they were doing. All parents received telephone calls from the school telling them good things about their child. These "what ifs", is actualized, would make school a more rewarding experience for everyone.

30. Governor's Teacher Advisory Committee Virtual Town Meeting Governor's teacher advisory Committee. Governor's teacher advisory CommitteeVirtual Town Meeting Tuesday, March 5, 2002, RealMedia Player. http://www.state.nj.us/governor/teachers.html

Governor's Teacher Advisory Committee Governor's Teacher Advisory Committee Virtual Town Meeting Tuesday, March 5, 2002 RealMedia Player If you need the RealMedia Player - You may need a small update plugin to make this work - Get It Here statewide: njhome my new jersey people business ... search

31. Superintendent’s Teacher Advisory Committee Superintendent’s teacher advisory Committee (TAC). November 21,2002 Minutes. Members Present. Those present at the first meeting http://www.southlakecarroll.edu/Teacher Advisory 11.21.02.htm

Superintendent’s Teacher Advisory Committee (TAC) November 21, 2002 Minutes Members Present Those present at the first meeting of the Superintendent’s Teacher Advisory Committee were: Superintendent Gary Mathews, Communications Director Julie Thannum , Trent Deberry (RES); Cindy Featherston (RES); Angela Hunsaker (OUES); Daneil Hill (OUES); Carolyn Biggons (CES); Tamara Masters (CES); Patt Watts (JES); Brenda Neuse (DES); Maggi Olian (DES); Teri Salomone (CIS); Alison Specht (CIS); Susan Strange (EIS); Trish McKeel (EIS); Gay Grissom (DIS); Lisa Hicks (DIS); Danette Butler (CMS); Trumanell Maples (CMS); Ryan Wilson (DMS); Susan Alotto (DMS); Sandra Sobocinski (CHS); Rhea Voelkle (CHS); Pam Eyer (CSHS) and Jeremy Werts (CSHS). Dr. Mathews introduced himself to the group and asked each member to make personal introductions. He shared the purpose of the Teacher’s Advisory Committee as follows: 1) to brief teachers on important issues before and within Carroll ISD; 2) to offer a formal opportunity to interact with the superintendent and/or his executive staff, encouraging comments and questions; 3) to problem solve; 4) to provide professional development episodes as appropriate; and 5) to build “team.” Two representatives from each campus were elected by their peers to serve on the Teacher Advisory Committee. Task Force on Building Capacities (TFBC) Dr. Mathews shared the Protocol for the Task Force on Building Capacities including the enabling objectives, associated timeline and underlying assumptions. He provided a handout of the protocol and Task Force membership, telling the group that Carroll High School Principal Robin Ryan will serve as the co-chair of the Task Force, along with

32. Texas SkillsUSA-VICA - State Advisory Texas SkillsUSAVICA - teacher advisory. Texas teacher advisory Committee. Committeecomposed of one teacher/advisor from each VICA District. Function http://www.txvica.com/teadvsry.php

HOME ABOUT US CONTACT US CALENDAR ... Scholarships and Prizes "SkillsUSA-VICA: Step Up To Success" Texas SkillsUSA-VICA - Teacher Advisory Texas Teacher Advisory Committee Committee composed of one teacher/advisor from each VICA District Function: 1) Recommend operational strategies, procedures and activities to the State Board of Directors 2) Serve as the Grievance Committee at the Annual State Skills USA Championships District 1 District 5 District 9 District 13 Betty Thomas Gary Lucas Amancio Rodriguez Chairperson Socorro High School 10150 Alameda El Paso, TX 79927 (915) 859-8746 Fax Fort Bend Career Center 540 Dulles Ave. Sugarland, TX 77487 281.634.5700 Fax Edinburg Career Center 1100 E. Ebony

33. NSC013 - Teachers Advisory Panel 2002 2003 teacher advisory Panel. We are proud to introduce our TeacherAdvisory Panel for the 2002-2003 school year. Shahid Abdul-Jabbar. http://www.nationalsciencecenter.org/TeacherAdvisoryPanel/TeachersAdvisoryPanel.

Teacher Advisory Panel The Teacher Advisory Panel works with the National Science Center staff to provide essential feedback regarding exhibits and educational programs. This panel consists of teachers from a variety of teaching disciplines and grade levels and is comprised of public, private and home school educators. The advisory panel is the NSC's direct link to the classroom, providing vital information for future growth and delivery of NSC educational programming. We are proud to introduce our Teacher Advisory Panel for the 2002-2003 school year. Shahid Abdul-Jabbar Tubman Middle School Augusta, GA 6th Grade Science Shelly Allen Richmond County (GA) Curriculum Department Coordinator of Mathematics (K-12) Dawn Harris Cross Creek High School Augusta, GA Department Chair/Math Teacher (9-12) Deborah Huggins Redcliffe Elementary Aiken, SC Science Lab Teacher (2-5) Dee Jenkins South Columbia Elementary Martinez, GA

34. GHCI - Teacher Advisory Program (TAP) Meetings TAP MEETINGS Assembly Day Schedule Thu, September, 19th, 953 am. Thu,October, 3rd, 953 am. Thu, October, 17th, 953 am. Thu, November, 14th,953 am. http://www.georgeharveycollegiate.ca/tap.htm

35. National Middle School Association to Advocacy Meeting Every Student’s Needs Retail Price $12.00 Online Price $9.60,click to enlarge/buy Nurturing a teacher advisory Program Retail Price http://store.nmsa.org/subcat.asp?0=211

36. Swanson Handbook: Teacher Advisory Program teacher advisory PROGRAM—STAR (Student Teacher Reading Advisory). Theteacher advisory group is composed of a small number of students http://www.arlington.k12.va.us/schools/swanson/handbooks/studentparenthandbook/t

(Student Teacher Reading Advisory) The Teacher Advisory group is composed of a small number of students for whom the teacher becomes the liaison between the home and the school. Teacher advisors help students to adjust to middle school, teach organization and study skills, assist students with interpersonal skills and provide guidance on service learning projects, provide exploriation of careers, and instruct students on character education. Two days a week (Monday and Thursday) are SQUIRT (Sustained, Quiet, Uninterrupted, Individual Reading Time) days. Students are encourage to bring reading materials for their sustained, silent reading periods. Student/Parent Handbook Contents Student/Parent Handbook Home Page Swanson Home Page Last Revised: August 14, 2002

37. NSTA - Advisory Boards And Panels The Science teacher advisory Board; Journal of College Science TeachingAdvisory Board; Quantum Advisory Board; NSTA Reports! Advisory Board. http://www.nsta.org/AdvisoryBoardsandPanels

Advisory Boards and Panels If you are a member of NSTA and are interested in serving on one of these advisory boards or panels, please come back in Sepetember to complete the online application form. NSTA President-elect, Anne Tweed will announce appointees on January 31, 2004. These appointee's term of office begin on June 1, 2004. For contact information for the committee chairs and members, refer to the printed version of the NSTA Handbook (available at the NSTA Science Store.) Click on the name of an advisory board or panel for its official charge. Publication Advisory Boards Science Scope Advisory Board The Science Teacher Advisory Board Journal of College Science Teaching Advisory Board NSTA Reports! Advisory Board Aerospace Programs Advisory Board Investment Advisory Board Life Members Advisory Board NCATE Advisory Board ... Publication Review Panels Publication Review Panel for Science Scope Publication Review Panel for The Science Teacher Publication Review Panel for Journal of College Science Teaching Publication Review Panel for NSTA Press NSTA/Children's Joint Book Review Panel Award Panels Duracell/NSTA Scholarship Competition Panel Shell Science Teaching Award TAPESTRY (Toyota) Panel Toshiba ExploraVision Panel NSTA Advisory Boards Publication Advisory Boards Advisory Board Science Scope Advisory Board The Science Teacher Advisory Board Journal of College Science Teaching Advisory Board Quantum Advisory Board NSTA Reports!

38. Democrat & Chronicle teacher advisory Panel In order to Advisory Panel Registration Form Fill out thisform and click the submit form button. Teacher information. Contact's name http://www.democratandchronicle.com/nie/teacher-0010.shtml

Advanced Search Home NIE /* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. */ var pageName="" var server="" var channel="" var pageType="" var pageValue="" var prop1="NIE" var prop2="" var prop3="" var prop4="" var prop5="" var prop6="specialty" var prop7="" var prop8="" var prop9="" var prop10="" var s_code=' ' News Local News Sports Business News Entertainment ... Beyond Rochester Marketplace Careers Cars Homes Apartments ... Weddings Contact Us Customer Service Subscribe to Paper Place an Ad Online Info ... NIE Program Teacher Advisory Panel In order to fulfill our mission, the Newspaper in Education department at the relies on input from teachers in the community to strengthen our programs. Together we are able to review previous programs and develop new ideas for our mini-programs as well as our Educational Supplement Series for the coming school year. The following teachers have generously donated their time to help serve on our NIE Advisory Panel for the 2001-2002 school year. We thank them for being an important part of our team and helping us keep our programs current. Our 2002-2003 Advisory Committee meeting is scheduled for Nov. 14, 2002, 3:30-5 p.m. in our downtown offices at 55 Exchange Blvd. 2001-2002 Advisory Panel Members Les and Jane Buell - Retired school teachers Linda Latucca - Teacher Resource Center; St. Ambrose School

39. Teacher Advisory Committee teacher advisory committee. What is the teacher advisory council that is meetingon nov 14 with Dr. Garcia .how were these teachers chosen and by whom http://www.mnea.com/_mediscuss/00000012.htm

Home Contents Search Post ... Previous Up teacher advisory committee From: MNEA member Date: 28 Oct 2002 Time: Remote Name: Comments What is the teacher advisory council that is meeting on nov 14 with Dr. Garcia....how were these teachers chosen and by whom... have I been asleep?...when and why did this committee happen? Is this public relations on the board's part or is Dr. Garcia actually reaching out to teachers? Last changed: 03/29/03

40. Re: Teacher Advisory Committee Re teacher advisory committee. From joe roy Date 28 Oct 2002 Time220714 0000 Remote Name 68.52.196.180. Comments. Perhaps http://www.mnea.com/_mediscuss/00000013.htm

Home Contents Search Post ... Up Re: teacher advisory committee From: joe roy Date: 28 Oct 2002 Time: Remote Name: Comments Perhaps he didn't like the MNEA voice so he decided to bypass it? Let's see if these teachers will be used for token "advice" in a PR gesture. Remember the French saying: "Plus ca change, plus c'est la meme chose." The more it changes, the more it is the same. Last changed: 03/29/03

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