81. Lifestyle News And Features The Press Of Atlantic City of Emily Post's The Gift of Good manners. But parents But in her gut, the etiquetteexpert admits, she prefers much these early lessons impact our adult life http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/news/lifestyle/011903J19POLITE.html

82. Manners 101 to 7year-olds are involved in adult situations such don't continue to discuss goodmanners at this are some timelessand some modernetiquette reminders for http://www.americanbaby.com/ab/CDA/featurePrint/1,2093,1282,00.html?s=192

83. Bangkok Post Dec 8, 1998 - Sermons With A Smile Many pictures focus on general Thai traditions, culture, etiquette and mannersand on He gives adult students colourprinted copies of his cartoons and http://www.bangkokpost.net/outlookwecare/081298_Outlook01.html

December 8, 1998 WECARE Sermons with a smile WE CARE:For more than 20 years, Phra Sompong Mahapunyo's mission has been to make Buddhist teachings fun and memorable for children. His puppet-for-dharma work is now available on CD-Rom. Story by Karnjariya Sukrung Photo by Yingyong Un-Anongrak M any children think sermons are one big bore. Not, however, when they meet Phra Sompong Mahapunyo. "Look here," said the monk, as he took a cartoon illustration from the suitcase he always carries when he gives school sermons. It shows a girl about to empty her dust bin. "When we have rubbish, we need to dump it to keep our place clean, right? But there's another type of rubbish as well. It's in our mind and we need to dump that too." As soon as he finishes his sentence, the litter moves from the girl's hand into the trash can. The students stop chattering and burst out laughing. The monk takes out more paper puppets for his other religious messages. The children are hooked and stay attentive until he is finished. "I've never thought listening to dharma could be fun and so easy to understand," said Pitipong Phasuk, a Mathoyom One student at Kasetsart Demonstration School.

84. More Info On Move Over: Teenage Manners... Proper eating etiquette. What adults can do and you can't. (And why being an adultis, in part You know that their manners are not what they could be or should be http://www.safe-learning.com/products/mo.shtml

HOME Subscribe to FREE News Briefs Book Catalog ... Feedback Form MOVE OVER! Teenage Manners Coming Through Steff Steinhorst Illustrated by Jake Knapp ISBN: 0-89390-535-6 June, 2001 Move Over! Teenage Manners Coming Through , written in consultation with the author's high-school class, has a cheeky wit designed to appeal today's young people. Nevertheless, the intent is serious: to provide advice on etiquette that teens need but are not getting anywhere else. This handbook covers the state of teenage manners today, the way manners have changed in both style and importance, and practical tools for becoming more mannerly. Chapters address these issues: why manners are important, unintended teenage rudeness, eating etiquette, public courtesies, teenage fashion, and the art of growing up. "As a secondary school principal I spend an enormous amount of time with teenagers, and, yes, their manners often need improving. Move Over: Teenage Manners Coming Through was written with teenager input and offers help in an easy-to-read and down-to-earth way with unique insights and humor. They'll actually read it." — Barbara Kline, Principal, Orcas High School. Steff Steinhorst worked as a K-12 and middle-school principal for 15 years. Before that,he taught social studies and special education. He received his undergraduate degree fromSeattle Pacific College and his advanced degree in education from the University of Washington. Currently, he teaches high-school students in a learning alternative program.

85. BostonWorks / Boston.com A naval officer with impeccable manners, he also ad in a local newspaper offeringadult social etiquette ran, recalls Fox, president of etiquette Survival Inc http://bostonworks.boston.com/globe/working_out/archives/010701_manners_matter.h

Job Doc Job Explainer Out in the field The savvy manager ... Past columns from Diane E. Lewis Manners matter By Diane E. Lewis, Globe Staff, 1/07/2001 As a child, Sue Fox's father taught her how to use a knife and fork correctly. A naval officer with impeccable manners, he also taught her the importance of "thank you" and "please." Years later, Fox turned her own interest in etiquette into a business: She taught teenage girls how to walk, talk, and eat and helped boost their self-esteem. Still, Fox's business lagged until she placed an ad in a local newspaper offering adult social etiquette classes at local restaurants. "I received 40 calls the first day the ad ran," recalls Fox, president of Etiquette Survival Inc. "That was in 1995. I began to get corporate clients who wanted me to teach their executives how to entertain in specific parts of the country or world." Flash forward seven years to 2001. Fox's company now counts among its clients such firms as Guidant and Texaco, which last year sent her to New Orleans to teach a continental dining and etiquette course to newly hired foreign and American MBA students. Manners may be all the more important today, particularly in a world where the next deal is as likely to be made in Japan or the Middle East as the United States. But for all of our gains in paving the way to new markets overseas, Americans continue to trail their foreign counterparts in the fine art of etiquette, Fox says.

86. Inside  This  Issue All adult excursions depart from and return to City Hall, 21825 E Business EtiquettePortfolio included Crash Course in Basic Canine manners Are you on a limited http://www.ci.diamond-bar.ca.us/newsletter/WRecGuide03/pagefive.htm

Diamond Bar Home Table ... Dec 02 Community Recreation Guide Winter 2003 ADULT CLASSES ENRICHMENT TEAM SPORTS COMPUTER CLASSES Acquire valuable new skills, develop new expertise, or chart a career path at your own pace from the comfort and convenience of your home or office! Register just as you would for any other class and enter your course through our web site. Then you’ll have the entire week to work at your own pace and take the week’s instructor-led lessons. Lessons are supplemented by interactive quizzes, assignments, tutorials, and online discussion areas; via the World Wide Web. Upon satisfactory completion of your class, you will receive a completion letter, if requested. Once you’ve completed your orientation activities, your lessons await you! Still not convinced that it’s that easy? Log on to http://www.ed2go.com/diamondbar for a fully functional course demonstration, additional information, and complete course descriptions. /21 Session 1a 2/12-3/21 Session 1b 3/12-4/18 Session 1c COMPUTER CLASSES Introduction to Microsoft Word AC: Intermediate Microsoft Word AC: Advanced Microsoft Word AC: Introduction to Microsoft Excel AC: Intermediate Microsoft Excel AC: Introduction to Microsoft Access AC: Intermediate Microsoft Access AC: Microsoft PowerPoint AC: Introduction to PC Troubleshooting AC: Introduction to QuickBooks AC: Windows File and Disk Management AC: Quicken for Windows

87. OSV Music And Movie Reviews him, and how to guide him into truly adult manhood Far more than a simple book ofetiquette rules, A every situation from introductions and table manners to up http://www.osv.com/music-movie/view-review.asp?id=31

88. AFSS Home Page and development programs, based on adultlearning principles the need for better businessmanners has become employees in record numbers to etiquette classes. http://www.theeacademy.com/afss/Default.asp?CategoryID=30&WhichID=13

89. Click10.com - Mind Your Manners: Are Children As Polite As They Used To Be? to see how students are learning lessons on manners. Eddy, who's also taking etiquetteclasses, says that the and entertaining when I'm an adult and having http://www.click10.com/mia/community/educationteam/stories/educationteam-8700342

HELP YOU NEED CAREERS AUTO TRAVEL ... Discussions Education Team Headlines South Florida Man Offers Free College Education To Kids Game of Life: Children Learn Important Lessons 2001 Education Team Stories 2000 Education Team Stories Mind Your Manners: Are Children As Polite As They Used To Be? One South Florida School Gives Etiquette Lessons HOLLYWOOD, Fla., 5:12 p.m. EDT July 12, 2001 "Mind your manners" that's what our parents used to tell us. Now some adults complain that today's children don't have any manners at all. Channel 10's Education Team visited one South Florida etiquette school to see how students are learning lessons on manners. Students at Nativity Catholic School in Hollywood not only tackle the three R's, they also learn the ABCs of elegant dining like how to be a gentleman at the table and how to use a soup spoon. "I think it's very important in today's society," principal Elena Ortiz said. "Parents are so busy and they don't have the time to teach them like they used to. I think it's important to bring that into the school." Joann Sewell, director of the Protocol School of Broward teaches the course.

90. Tips For Bringing Kids One adult to supervise several children and the family dog is not enough. Make surethat you can take care of everyone you bring with you. PARENTS teach your http://www.citydog.org/olainfo/tips_for_bringing_kids.htm

Boise Off Leash Area Info Tips For Bringing Kids OLA Home How To Get To The OLA Dog Park Etiquette Trail Etiquette ... Doggy Park Manners [ Tips For Bringing Kids ] Frequently Asked Questions Contacts How to Help Aug Trails Minutes Tips For Bringing Kids We want a visit to the OLA to be an enjoyable experience for everyone. One reason for development of this area was to provide a space away from park playgrounds and playing fields where dogs could be free to run without disrupting families with children. You may bring your kids to the OLA, but please be aware that the very fact that there is a pack of dogs running around changes the dynamics a bit. Not all dogs in the park have children in their homes. Some of them have not been exposed to kids, or may even simply not like them. In the interest of keeping the OLA a safe, fun place for everyone, please watch your children closely and read the following recommendations. Children are susceptible to contracting intestinal parasites in areas where urine and feces are present. This is why dogs are often prohibited from playgrounds and schoolyards.

91. If You Doggy Park manners. communal behavior; Facilitates social interactions; Molds adultbehavior, particularly park or (2) take the necessary steps to teach your dog http://www.citydog.org/olainfo/Dog Park Manners for Dogs.htm

Boise Off Leash Area Info Doggy Park Manners OLA Home How To Get To The OLA Dog Park Etiquette Trail Etiquette ... Tips for Enjoying the OLA [ Doggy Park Manners ] Tips For Bringing Kids Frequently Asked Questions Contacts How to Help ... Aug Trails Minutes by Marty Guerra- proprietor Good Dog Behavior and Training www.dogmanners.com If you’ve ever been to the dog park, or anyplace where dogs are free to run, play and interact with each other, you may see how happy and exuberant many of the dogs appear to be. It is a wonderful thing to watch as the dogs play "tag," "keep-away," chase, fetch, etc. Play and its role were thoroughly examine in R. Fagen’s work " Animal Play Behavior" Play Stimulates communal behavior Facilitates social interactions Molds adult behavior, particularly through the role of the learning curve Establish early, strong social relationships, although the role of social hierarchy and its development in play is less clear Enhance physical and mental dexterity Improve coordination Provide a venue for safe experimentation and the first demonstration of ritual and ritualized behaviors Provide puppies with an outlet to learn about social rules and predictability through sequences of events Provide puppies with an outlet for exploration Provide them with a safe outlet for increasingly complex problem solving What’s even more fascinating to see is all the "talking" that goes on between all the dogs. Dogs, being social, group animals have an intricate way of communicating with one another. Through a series of facial expressions, ear, tail, head positions, eye and mouth position, they are able to communicate and read the intentions of one another.

92. Fresno Adult - Just For Kids & Teens Rules and game etiquette are also covered the table as guest or host, and mannersin public Comments or questions Email Fresno adult School Community Education. http://www.fresnoadult.com/commed/justforkids.html

HOME Community Edu School Calendar Extended Day Program ... News Flash Money Matters for Teens This class is designed for junior high and high school students to help them become more responsible with their finances and avoid costly money mistakes other college students and adults have made. Topics include: The Stock Market and how it works, the true facts about credit cards; budgeting; what it really costs to live on your own and strategies for saving for college. Information is presented to help students #S-189 • Sat, Mar 29 10 am-1 pm • Chávez Center, Rm 107 • $20 Instructor, Ozeme Bonnette Tap Dance for Kids • Ages 4-7 A beginner's class, kids will be able to do an easy tap dance routine after just one lesson! Learn fun and exciting movements that enhance physical development, stimulate the imagination, develop rhythm and body awareness. Limit 15. #S-190 • 6 Thu, May 8-Jun 12 6-7 pm • Bullard Talent, Rm 22 • $29 Want to learn how to dance like Britney and N'Sync? Learn to do fun and exciting dance moves you see in your favorite videos? Enhance physical development and body awareness, develop rhythm and creativity. Ages 4-7 #S-191 • 6 Wed, May 7-Jun 11

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