21. You Want To Be A Teacher? Educational planning. people the chance to demonstrate the principals and theoriesthey teach. Museums often hire people to develop programs for school trips. http://www.careerservices.uwaterloo.ca/hand_teacher6.asp

Alternatives to Regular Teaching There is a chance that after attending a Faculty of Education, you will discover that teaching is not what you expected. You may feel that you do not want to teach at all or that you would like to continue your own learning before becoming a full-time teacher. This section of the booklet contains a list of Master's programs and employment that you might want to look into. Due to the scope of this booklet, it is impossible to include all of the alternate possibilities. Hopefully, however, you will get an idea of the vast and diverse prospects available to you. Master's Programs : You may be surprised at the number of Master of Education programs that are available. Many of the graduate programs are designed to enhance teaching skills within an area of specialization. Universities across Canada offer Master of Education programs in science, French, geography, visual arts, physical education, etc. just to name a few. To find out if your subject area has a graduate program look in the " Directory of Canadian Universities " in the Career Services, CEC (Main floor).

22. Bicycle Touring, Bicycling, Biking, & Cycling Trips Worldwide! They are also valuable to individuals planning trips for church or school groups,families or and mostexperienced leaders get together to teach you how http://www.bicyclingadventures.com/bicycletouring/adventurecyclingassociation/in

Add to My Trips My Trips Currency Converter Tell a Friend ... Gordon's Guide Adventure Cycling Association Adventure Cycling Association P.O. Box 8308 Missoula, MT 59807-8308 United States Toll Free: (800) 755-2453 Phone: (406) 721-1776 Fax: (406) 721-8754 Request Info Overview Adventure America with Adventure Cycling Association Adventure Cycling Association is the largest non-profit, member-driven bicycling tour organization in America. For over 25 years Adventure Cycling members have enjoyed stories for traveling bicycle tourists in the Adventure Cyclist magazine and taken advantage of huge discounts on maps from 30,000 miles of mapped bicycle routes on the National Bicycle Route Network. Members have also supported efforts to improve conditions and information resources for bicycle touring, and participated in an active bicycle touring program. Adventure Cycling has been planning tours and educational programs since 1974. Today, it has a unique and diverse selection of tours that offer something appealing to just about any cyclist. Adventure Cycling Association leads self-supported cross-country expeditions, fully catered seven-day bicycling events, and unique educational courses. Over 1,000 cyclists will tour or participate in educational programs with ACA in 2003. Events – Seven-Day Camping Trips with Vehicle Support and Catered Meals Events are the most popular way to tour by bicycle in the United States. Nearly every state has at least one major annual event and new ones pop up every year. The Event format makes it easy for people to enjoy hassle-free cycling in scenic destinations, regardless of their ability level. Experienced cyclists and greenhorns alike come from all over the world to participate in these trips. The large group size makes it easy to fit in, find like-minded friends and form lifelong bonds. Many people love to ride their bikes but are intimidated by or uninterested in self-supported touring. Events are the perfect way for them to use their bikes as a means of exploration and discovery. For some, Events are the first step towards travelling self-supported (without vehicle support) in the future. For others, events are a great way to tour by bike while enjoying some creature comforts.

23. CAPE- Museum as Curriculum Making Field trips Matter This workshop will teach teachershow school planning for the Arts This workshop takes schools through the http://www.capeweb.org/ProfDev.html

Professional Development Because of the depth and complexity of the CAPE initiative, and because it calls on schools and arts organizations to change some of their basic operating principles, the project was constructed with many layers of technical support, advisement, and accountability. One of the primary learnings from the first nine years of the CAPE initiative is the need for a clearly articulated methodology for taking arts education partnerships through a coherent planning and implementation process.CAPE's methodology, as documented in the book Renaissance in the Classroom: Arts Integration and Meaningful Learning , has been praised for its innovative approach to improving teaching and learning. Professional Development Courses CAPE's professional development courses and workshops will guide you through the process of incorporating the arts into everyday teaching practices. The courses and workshops are taught by experienced arts integration practitioners who have successfully demonstrated academic improvement through the arts at their schools, and by experts in curriculum planning and whole school improvement. They will show you how to effectively build an arts integration program in your classroom, while accessing Chicago's vast cultural resources. CAPE's approach has developed a long-standing reputation for both high quality curriculum development as well as for effective, practical professional development for teachers.

24. The Salt Lake Tribune -- School Field Trips Prime Kids For World Travel planning and executing school excursions, particularly when they Some schools shyaway from big trips because of liability concerns. After the Sept. http://www.sltrib.com/2002/feb/02032002/travel/172431.htm

document.write(Banner("area=slt.travel.articles.position0/adsize=banner1",468,60)) School Field Trips Prime Kids for World Travel Sunday , February 3, 2002 BY SUSAN SPANO LOS ANGELES TIMES In a way, my travels started in the fourth grade in St. Louis when I went on a school field trip to nearby Springfield, Ill., the home and burial place of Abraham Lincoln. I don't remember the modest house where three of Lincoln's sons were born or the Old State Capitol. But I can still see the gleaming yellow school bus that took me and my classmates on the adventure, as potent to me then as Dorothy's ruby slippers. This school trip and others seeded my desire to see the world. "Children get a sense of independence and discover that they are citizens of the world," says Margaret Bowles, associate head of academic affairs at Viewpoint, a private K-12 school in Calabasas, Calif., who has taken school groups as far afield as China. Moreover, school trips teach children how to handle themselves away from their parents, how to eat in a restaurant and behave during a lecture. "A lot is learned in terms of life skills," says Vincent Ferrandino, executive director of the National Association of Elementary School Principals in Alexandria, Va. Of course, the real purpose of a school trip is to teach children about a specific subject Colonial America in Williamsburg, Va., ecology in Southern California's Channel Islands and the animal world at the San Diego Zoo. Educators say such trips are an important part of school curricula at all levels.

25. KiwiCareers - Secondary School Teacher / Working And Employment Conditions school Advisory Council Membership span style='msospacerunyes' 2. school Improvement Committees span style='mso-spacerunyes' (ex-officio). school IMPROVEMENT planning COMMITTEES http://www.careers.co.nz/jobs/13a_edu/j25440d.htm

SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHER Kaiako Kura Tuarua Working Conditions Work Places and Travel Secondary school teachers work in schools. They may travel locally and nationally with students on school trips, camps and for extra-curricular activities. They may also travel to conferences and to attend courses. Jared Cone writing on the blackboard Equipment Secondary school teachers use teaching aids such as audio visual equipment, overhead projectors and computers. They may use specific equipment to teach their subject area such as laboratory equipment for science. Laboratory equipment used in science classes Workplace Conditions Secondary school teachers work in classrooms and to timetables. Employment Conditions Hours Secondary school teachers work regular school hours, but often work outside of these hours planning lessons or attending meetings. They may also be involved in extra-curricular activities during lunchtimes, weekends, school holidays or after school. "The hours I work depend on what's going on. During the school production I was at school two nights a week, plus weekends. On average I work an extra hour and a half in the evening, but a lot comes down to being well organised." Jared Cone, Secondary School Teacher

26. Sea Kayaking Trips Instruction And Courses In Maine With Maine Island Kayak Co standard for MIKCO’s Wales and Irish Sea trips. in charge of kayaking activitiesfor a school, club or rocks, or an experienced paddler planning an expedition http://www.maineislandkayak.com/instruction.htm

MIKCO Ocean School programming will challenge you to new views of the Gulf of Maine environment. Course Progressions Intermediate Courses Ocean School Instructional Schedule 1/2 DAY INTRODUCTION TO SEA KAYAKING 1 DAY SEA KAYAKING FUNDAMENTALS I The Foundation . This in-depth course is designed to provide the beginning kayaker with an overview of the skills and knowledge for safe paddling on protected waters. We will cover basic maneuvering strokes, wet exits, assisted rescues, kayak and equipment design, fit and use, what to wear and overall safety planning. 1 DAY SEA KAYAKING FUNDAMENTALS II Effective Strokes and Beginning Seamanship Jan Hall 1/2 Day So you want to buy a SEA KAYAK? 3 Day FASTTRACK COURSE 5 Day FASTTRACK COURSE 1 DAY FUNDAMENTALS III Intermediate Strokes in Conditions I DAY FUNDAMENTALS IV . For those with Fundamentals I - III or equivalent background. Real world decision making outside the harbor in light sea conditions and surf. Applied seamanship, navigation, rescues and strokes in conditions, trip planning, communications, rules of the road and island ethics.

27. New York Life - Teach Your Kids About Money You might want to get them a family credit card to teach them about it comes to coststhat affect them, such as college education, school trips, or vacations. http://www.newyorklife.com/NYL2/Article/0,1234,11747-39-149,00.html

28. The Baltimore Zoo - EdZOOcation Field trips planning a visit to the Zoo field trip and receive FREE planning materialsand All Zoo programs coincide with Maryland school Performance Assessment http://www.baltimorezoo.org/edzoocation.cfm

ZOOmobile Camps and Classes Register for Camps and Classes Field trips ... Planning A Trip to the Zoo? In our living classroom, the animals are the teachers! Both at the Zoo and in the community, we make learning about animals and diverse cultures wildly REAL! ZOOmobile It's edZOOcation on the road! When you can't come to the Zoo, let the Zoo come to you with one of our exciting ZOOmobile presentations (within a 60-mile radius). Live animals, artifacts, and activities make for wild learning fun for your class or group. Call the Education Department for a catalog of Zoo programs. Camps and Classes Edventure Classes Do you want a more intimate learning experience for you or your child than a visit to The Zoo might offer? Our professional Zoo staff runs small classes for families, youth and children (ages 2 and over) throughout the entire year. A typical class is one-hour long with features such as: interactive learning about animals and the natural world, stories, take-home crafts, songs, artifacts that you can touch and an intimate, live encounter with our Animal Ambassadors. What an experience for both kids and adults! Call the Education Department to find out more or to register for upcoming Edventure classes. And join The Zoo to receive discounts on these and other programsplus the members-only publications that keep you up-to-date on the latest in learning at The Zoo!

29. Northwest Mountain School About Us and Philosophy The Northwest Mountain school was formed the world to select staffand trips that are building anchors, crevasse rescue, and pretrip planning. http://mountainschool.net/aboutus.html

About Northwest Mountain School Who Are We The Northwset Mountain School specializes in adventure travel programs in the Pacific Northwest U.S., Canada, and Alaska. Type of program: Wilderness expeditions Class size: 8-10 students per group Head of Program: John Race, Director Location: The Northwest Mountain School is located in Leavenworth, WA. Leavenworth is home to world class backpacking, skiing, rock climbing, fly fishing, mountain biking, and just about any other outdoor activity you may be interested in. Most programs take place in the mountain ranges within a few hours drive from Seattle. Locations vary from original-growth forests and alpine glaciers to sage-brush deserts and rivers in the Olympics, Cascades, and Alaska. Most trips start at the Seattle-Tacoma airport, and then proceed to a base area in the Cascades. Background and Philosophy The Northwest Mountain School was formed in 1994 to give young people the opportunity to experience purposeful trips in the backcountry. John Race, a professional mountain guide for 13 years, started NMS to combine his love of mountain environments with his extensive mountain guiding experience. Students spend time honing camping, climbing, and paddling skills, while also having the opportunity to study the plants, animals, geology, and history of the Pacific Northwest. During the adventures, friendships are formed that will last a lifetime. Every NMS program seeks to teach safe back country travel, while encouraging fun, goal-oriented activities in mountain environments . The physical and intellectual challenges encountered in the Pacific Northwest mountains offer time for reflection and personal growth during activities led by professional mountain guides and naturalists.

30. Northwest Mountain School FAQ company, we emphasize the importance of good planning, good judgment As a school,we educate our students in all On past trips we have seen coyotes, bald eagles http://mountainschool.net/faq.html

Northwest Mountain School Frequently Asked Questions What type of food do we eat on NMS trips? We provide food that has been chosen for its nutritional value, appeal, and ability to meet the needs of our active youth courses. While taking into consideration ease of preparation and pack-ability, we make every effort to choose meals and snacks that are tasty and satisfying. Most of the food is similar to the type of food you eat at home. We try to eat fresh fruit and vegetables before and after each backcountry section, and we always eat well balanced meals in the field. In general we avoid using freeze dried foods. What type of medical training does staff have? All trip leaders are required to have a Wilderness First Responder (WFR). The WFR certification involves 80 hours of in depth medical training, and is the only program which teaches people specifically how to handle emergencies in the backcountry. Many staff members have EMT certification. All lead staff members have practical field experience handling medical problems in back country settings. As a company, we emphasize the importance of good planning, good judgment, and a conservative approach to potentially risky activities. A conservative approach taken by skilled leaders is the most important factor in preventing student injuries. What about drinking water?

31. Previous Articles For Elementary School Teachers for making sure the last day of school feels less How to Plan Fun Field trips Fieldtrips can be a the Internet to help make field trip planning simpler and http://k-6educators.about.com/library/weekly/mpreviss.htm

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32. CREEC Region 3 : Field Trips And School Programs Includes field trips to UC Davis Campus and water conservation and education, recyclingand farmland planning. school and classroom presentations; exhibit hall http://www.creec.org/region3/feildTrips

Today's Topics List By Topic Create a New Topic Home ... Principles of ecology Field Trips and School Programs Stores and Supplies Materials and Events Books Nature Bowl News Field Trips and School Programs AMERICAN RIVER COLLEGE Denise Wiggins Science Department 4700 College Oaks Dr. Sacramento, CA 95841 (916) 484-8107 Wild animal rehabilitation program. AMERICAN RIVER CONSERVANCY Judy Johnson P.O. Box 562 Coloma, CA 95613 (530) 621-1224 Located where Marshall found gold. On site school programs, outreach, and field studies programs. Nature store, books, science games, puppets. Tours, exhibits, educational materials, workshops, special events. BEE SMART! This program was developed to educate the public about the Africanized Honey Bees. It has been successful in disspelling myths about "killer bees". BOBELAINE SANCTUARY Bill or Jan Clark 215 Ardmore Nicolaus, CA 95678 (916) 783-8305 Audubon Society preserve, Sutter County. Obtain permission before visiting. Monthly guided tours begin 1st Saturday in November. CALIFORNIA CAPITOL PARK State Capitol Museum Capitol Building, Rm B-27 Sacramento, CA 95814 (916) 324-0333

33. Planning Congregational Worship Experiences With Youth teaching about worship, and involving youth in the planning. In a Sunday or afterschoolsetting, teach a Make worship part of youth events, trips and retreats http://www.elca.org/dcm/youth/resource/helpsheets/worship.html

34. Whitewater Voyages' Guide Schools repair, wilderness cookery, menu planning, river conservation on Guiding ProfessionalRiver trips, the Class V The Whitewater Voyages Guide school Handbook (the http://www.whitewatervoyages.com/schools/wwschools.html

Whitewater School: School Description School Details School Preparations 1-800-400-RAFT Home Page Our Rivers Whitewater Guide School Summer Camps ... Company Info Whitewater Guide School Whitewater Guide School - 5-1/4 Days Top 5-1/4 Day Paddle-Captaining School- $495* Spring Break - March 23-28, 2003 The course is held entirely on the South Fork American River. Check Availability or Make a Reservation Whitewater Guide School - 7-1/4 Days Top June 15-22, 2003 The American School is held on the South Fork American River, plus either the North or Middle Fork American, Giant Gap, Tuolumne, Cal Salmon or Klamath. Check Availability or Make a Reservation Special Notes * Students are cordially invited to work off part or all of this cost prior to their school. Contact us for details. All trip prices are subject to an additional 7% land and government river use fee. Whitewater Guide School Description These intensive, world-renowned courses with author and rafting pioneer William McGinnis and the mentoring staff of Whitewater Voyages emphasize hands-on practice in a supportive environment. The 5-1/4 day school focuses entirely on paddle captaining, while the 7-1/4 day school covers both paddle captaining and rowing. All schools encompass not only the fundamental skills of reading whitewater and maneuvering boats, they also cover knot tying, raft rigging, signals, safety put-in talks, class V safety techniques, equipment maintenance and repair, wilderness cookery, menu planning, river conservation, and the finer points of creating safe, enjoyable river trips. In addition, a full range of state-of-the-art whitewater emergency and rescue procedures are covered, including: unwrapping rafts, flipped-raft drills, use of flip lines

35. Charleston Southern University, School Of Education - Teaching Fellows Web Page Field trips include tours of Garrett Academy of 00pm400pm, Optional After-Schooltutorials, games 900pm, Evening reflections, discussions, planning for next http://www.csuniv.edu/Academics/Education/teachingfellows.html

Charleston Southern University T e a c h i n g F e l l o w s What is a T e a c h i n g F e l l o w s South Carolina Center for Teacher Recruitment SCCTR Anderson College TF College of Charleston TF Furman University TF How Can I Become a T e a c h i n g F e l l o w s Teaching Fellows Application Form CSU Application Form Who Are CSU's T e a c h i n g F e l l o w s Class of 2000 Class of 2001 What Do T e a c h i n g F e l l o w s Do? Orientation Week Special Programs Service Projects Field Trips ... Sophomore Summer e-mail us Orientation Week Teaching Fellows at CSU attend a one-week orientation held on our campus prior to their freshman year. This orientation focuses on the development and enhancement of individual self-esteem and personal growth, peer support and collegiality, confidence and trust building, community awareness, college life, goal setting and action planning, as well as our commitment to service and leadership. Orientation activities include field trips to local historical attractions, team building activities, introduction to School of Education faculty and campus tours. Teaching Fellows move into their rooms one week early in order to participate in the Orientation Week activities.

36. School Of Education many teachers take their students on field trips, without appropriate planning fieldtrips often become “days off” from school in which little http://www.colorado.edu/education/faculty/stevenguberman/teaching.html

Faculty Directory Steven R. Guberman, PhD Contact Teaching Research Service Curriculum Vitae Steven R. Guberman, PhD Teaching Courses frequently taught: EDUC 4411/5705: Educational Psychology and Theories of Learning and Development (Elementary Teacher Education Program) EDUC 6328: Advanced Child Growth and Educational Development (Spring 1999) In this seminar, we examine theoretical and empirical work on children's development with a focus on their implications for education, including learning in and outside of school. The primary emphasis of the course are Piagetian and Vygotskian perspectives on cognitive development from birth through adolescence. Four topics form the basis of readings, discussion, and assignments: (a) Vygotskian and Piagetian ways of understanding and studying children's development, (b) descriptions of children's developing understanding of various topics (e.g., mathematics, science, the arts, AIDS), (c) children's social and emotional development, and (d) the application of theory and research findings to children's formal and informal education. EDUC 6804: Learning in Informal Educational Settings (Summer 2002) EDUC 8348: Seminar in Human Development (Spring 1999) The focus of this advanced seminar is socio-cultural-historical approaches to understanding children's development and learning in school and out-of-school settings. Building on the work of Vygotsky, we examine some of the major concepts in sociocultural theory, including mediation, learning in the zone of proximal development, activity theory, the development of academic and everyday concepts, and the nature of discourse in classrooms and other settings. We apply these concepts to examine issues related to learning in classrooms (e.g., reform-based math and science instruction, group differences in achievement) and children's learning outside of school.

37. VSO - Opportunities For Graduates skills there are opportunities to teach in Rwanda work load with marking and lessonplanning, and setting science clubs, not to mention school trips and extra http://www.vso.org.uk/graduates/mathsscience.htm

There are limited opportunities for graduates of science (especially physics and chemistry) and maths who have an interest in teaching. Recruiting graduates without a teaching qualification enables VSO to meet a larger demand for teachers than would be possible if we exclusively recruited trained teachers. Volunteers must meet the professional requirements set by the government of the country where they are placed, and must also be accepted by the headteacher of their school. In a developing country, where few people have the opportunity of further education, school teachers often do not have formal teaching qualifications. In this context a graduate in a shortage subject like science or maths, who has had the benefit of VSO teaching skills training, can make a valuable contribution to their school. Volunteers teach up to either GCSE or 'A' level Standard, or national equivalents. Subjects will be one or a combination of physics, chemistry, integrated science, biology, maths and occasionally IT. English is the medium of instruction in most schools, although it will be a second or third language to the students, who will need time to get used to your strange accent! You do not need to be a language expert to teach science with VSO, although most volunteers learn enough Swahili, Shona or Chichewa to barter for tomatoes in the market and keep up with staff room gossip.

38. Field Trip Activities participants. Special educational discounts are available for school field trips.See planning Your Field Trip for more information. Historical http://www.aerospaced.org/educate/activity.htm

Field Trip Activities The Aerospace Education Center offers a variety of exciting educational activities for your school field trips. Thanks to you the TEACHERS the Aerospace Education Center was able to reach over 104,000 school-aged children from literally all over Arkansas and surrounding states as well! The 2002-2003 school year promises to be even more exciting with new exhibits, innovative workshops, and dynamic features in Arkansas' only IMAX theater. Educator Special: The 2003 Spring Field Trip Planner is now online! Just click the link below to go to the planner. You can even book your fieldtrip from there! Take me to the Spring Field Trip Planner IMAX Theater and Features IMAX the world's largest and most sophisticated motion picture projection system, will immerse you in places and experiences most of us only dream about. With a projection screen over six stories high and more than 10,600 watts of sound, the IMAX Experience is sure to please even the most discriminating viewers. Features for this school year include: Space Station Special educational discounts are available for school field trips. See

39. Artworks! should visit our school?” “What field trips should we to have an artist travelto your school and more to use and helpful toolkit for planning an incredible http://www.ya-or.org/projects/artworks_archive.cfm?ID=1

40. Adventure Tour Specialists, Chiang Mai, Thailand - Track Of The Tiger Development Facility, an Organic Farming school, and an options; A doit-yourselftour planning guide for trails with overnight camps, Canoe trips, Botany trips http://www.track-of-the-tiger.com/html/

L ast revised: April 1, 2003 HIGHLIGHTS TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION ONE - ABOUT OUR SITE A brief introduction to our site An explanation of our Internet marketing philosophy, acknowledging the concerns of the client buying products over the Internet and outlining what we as a company have done to address those concerns. (THIPS) A logical and popular itinerary for those visiting Thailand is to enter Bangkok, travel to - and tour - the north, then perhaps visit one of the neighbouring countries before dropping down to the islands in southern Thailand. Our THIPS system is an effective checklist-style flowchart designed to help you in researching, planning and booking such an itinerary. SECTION TWO - TOUR OPTIONS IN NORTHERN THAILAND SOFT ADVENT URE TOURS A range of soft adventure tours designed as all inclusive 1-, 2-, 3-, and 4-day excursions from Chiang Mai along the old trading route FAMILY FRIENDLY TOURS Designed to suit small or medium sized groups/families who want the advantage of 'group tour' pricing, but also want a variety of daily activities to choose from that will suit the requirements of the different members of the group.

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