81. Victoria Research Web: Planning The Research Trip To Britain planning the research trip to Britain As we all know, the best preparation for a research trip is to do as much of our research as possible before leaving home. The London school of Economics likewise offers rooms in Bloomsbury, accommodations (commonly an entire school year) for academics, particularly http://www.indiana.edu/~victoria/trip.html

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82. Michigan State Police - Office Of Highway Safety Planning activities, while only 7 percent of these trips involves commuting Elementary SchoolChildren. pedestrians' needs as a part of routine planning, not something http://www.ohsp.state.mi.us/safety/pedestrians.htm

AGGRESSIVE DRIVING AIR BAGS CAR-DEER CRASHES CAR SEATS ... MOTORCYCLES PEDESTRIANS SAFE COMMUNITIES SAFETY BELTS SEMI-TRUCKS YOUTH SAFETY PEDESTRIANS According to the 1995 Nationwide Personal Transportation Survey, there are approximately 56 million walking trips that take place every day in the United States. Family and personal business accounts for 43 percent of these walking trips, with another 34 percent for social and recreational purposes. Fourteen percent of walking trips involve travel to school or religious activities, while only 7 percent of these trips involves commuting to work. Walking is the second most use of travel, so it's clear that at one point in time everyone is a pedestrian. Prevent Pedestrian Crashes: Preschool Children Here are some facts you should know: Preschool children are quick and often unaware of danger. Each year, many children are injured or killed when they suddenly dart into the path of a car. Most preschoolers are injured near their home or on their own street.

83. Study Of School-To-Work Initiatives process is fundamentally a process of longrange planning. Shawnee sponsors fieldtrips for non-Shawnee students It has also shown middle school teachers how http://www.ed.gov/pubs/SER/SchoolWork/study7m.html

A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n Study of School-To-Work Initiatives Cross-Site Analysis June 1995 CRITICAL ELEMENTS OF SCHOOL-TO-WORK REFORM ELEMENT NINE: PROGRESSIVE SYSTEMS THAT START BEFORE GRADE ELEVEN Programs that do not start until eleventh grade miss the chance to make a difference for many students. It is crucial to reach younger students before they become discouraged, disengaged, or drop out. Common sense and research both support the concept that a student who understands the connection between school and workbetween lifelong learning and a successful lifewill be much more motivated to succeed in school. Education for Employment Program, Kalamazoo, Michigan In Kalamazoo, the career planning or Educational Development Plan (EDP) process begins in the eighth grade. Its purpose is to shift the emphasis to asking students what they want to be, rather than whether they are going to college. The consortium has eliminated the general education program, requiring students to choose either the baccalaureate or tech prep option. The EDP process is fundamentally a process of long-range planning. Based on the testing and conversations among students, parents, and counselors, students begin setting career goals. They receive a notebook of career cluster options along with a listing of the necessary high school courses for associate and baccalaureate degrees. Sample jobs are listed within each "job family," and students meet with counselors to decide which courses would be best for them. Each student goes through this process to produce an individualized plan that shows what courses they need to complete in high school in order to pursue the career path of their choice, including community college and university training.

84. Christian Family Resources ~ Parent Helps & Resources - Page 3 ~ (719) 962-3228 with sections for monthly and weekly planning, personal and The A to Z Guide to HomeSchool Field trips. even daily errands can become educational field trips. http://www.christianfamilyresources.net/parent_helps-3.htm

Choreganizers by Jennifer Steward Devised by a homeschooling family wanting to get organized, this simple and ingenious system will motivate children to do their chores cheerfully! The Original 21 Rules of This House A bound coloring book with 21 statements to define what good behavior is. Each rule of conduct has its own page; and there is a laminated page listing all 21 rules to hang in a prominent place as a daily reminder. E-Home Journal Version 1.0 Innate Source An electronic journal for homeschool record keeping, which provides a place to create lesson plans and keep track of daily schoolwork, time spent, and grades earned. It is capable of handling up to ten different students. Runs in Windows 95, 98, 2000, and ME on PC machines with Pentium 75 MHz or higher processors. Uncommon Courtesy for Kids With this book, children will learn 56 ways to be considerate of others, covering everything from mealtimes to going to church. The Home Schooler’s Journals by Ferg-N-Us Services These daily planners are especially designed for homeschoolers. The easy-to-use format makes record keeping quick and fun. There are pages for book lists, special events, test scores, and more. One planner may be used for multiple students.

85. Seattle Times: Remembering John Stanford time away from basic academic instruction planning, parent conferences, fieldtrips, even doctors would spend the same amount of time in school. http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/special/stanford/stories/fourdays.html

Originally Posted Thursday, July 10, 1997 Teachers in classroom 4 days a week? Stanford proposes having specialists relieve regulars on fifth day so they can plan, train by Jolayne Houtz Seattle Times staff reporter Seattle teachers would work in their classrooms four days a week and take the fifth day for planning, training and parent conferences under a bold new proposal by Superintendent John Stanford. On the fifth day, students would be taught by teams of specialists - librarians and music, physical education and computer teachers - who would line up field trips and guest speakers or teach art, dance, sports or other "hands-on" activities. "If we're going to do anything to change the culture of public education . . ., we must train teachers and we must do it massively, not in little dribbles," Stanford said. Stanford's idea is to focus everything that takes time away from basic academic instruction - planning, parent conferences, field trips, even doctors' appointments and student suspensions - on one day of the week and make sure the other four days are "chock-full of academics." Students would spend the same amount of time in school. Teachers already are out of their classrooms more than 20 days in a 180-day school year. That includes sick days, training days and closure for five to seven days for conferences and in-service time, Stanford noted.

86. TeacherNet hope this approach will help you to keep organized good luck and enjoy the new schoolyear! INTERNET CONNECTIONS TOPIC UNIT planning 1 ABC teach www.abcteach http://www.teachernet.com/htm/instruction.htm

Lounge About Us TeacherNet FAQ's TeacherNet News ... WebRing Members Planning a Unit of Instruction Teaching Pre K - 8; Norwalk; Aug/Sep 2001; Joyce Gallagher; Abstract: Gallagher presents a simple 12-step approach that will keep teachers organized all year long and enrich their lessons. The steps include selecting a topic, establishing a purpose, and writing unit goals. Full Text: [Headnote] This simple 12-step approach will keep you - whether you're an experienced or new teacher - organized all year long and add sparkle to your lessons Planning a unit of instruction can, at times, be an overwhelming task. Make life a little easier on yourself with this simple 12-step approach that is not only logical, but it will keep you - and your unit organized. I've also seen terrific results when I've presented these steps to new teachers who are learning how to develop curriculum that includes all of the essential lessons, activities and evaluations. Here's how to get started: Select a Topic. Choose one that isn't too broad. These questions can help you make your decision: What must I teach to fulfill state, district and local standards?

87. Pacific Bell Videoconferencing For Learning : Examples And Ideas In the Nonprofit Prophets project, Century High school students in Santa Virtual FieldTrips. should participate in the encounter and the planning if appropriate http://www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/vidconf/ideas.html

Want to know how schools, colleges, and libraries are using videoconferencing technology? This collection of ideas and examples should get you started. You can also join the Collaboration Collage listserv (aka ed1vidconf) to meet others and find out what they are doing. Use the Videoconferencing Adventures guide to locate content providers. Courses, Lessons, and Tutoring Virtual Field Trips Multi-School Projects Professional Activities ... Evaluating Courses, Lessons, and Tutoring Videoconferencing systems are often used for distance learning in which the participants are not geographically near each other or for some other reason, are physically unable to meet. If you are considering developing a telecourse or lesson, see Using Compressed Video for Distance Learning for information, ideas, instructions, checklists, instructional strategies, and more. Our distance learning links will connect you to related resources. Here are a few ways videoconferencing might be used for instruction: Students take classes not offered at their school, such as advanced honors or foreign language courses.

88. EducationGuardian.co.uk | Schools | Union Anger At Teaching Role For Class Assis assistants by allowing them to teach some lessons or music classes and supervise schooltrips and assemblies week to do marking, preparation and planning, in the http://education.guardian.co.uk/schools/story/0,5500,814492,00.html

Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs Life MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Dating Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Search this site Language resources French German Italian Spanish Special reports Ofsted The teacher shortage AS-levels School trips ... A-levels 2001 Find a job Detailed search Schools news Union anger at teaching role for class assistants Union anger at teaching role for class assistants Rebecca Smithers, education correspondent Friday October 18, 2002 The Guardian The government is to defy the main teachers' union and announce next week plans to boost the role of classroom assistants by allowing them to teach some lessons. A new category of "high-level teaching assistants", who have experience of supporting teachers in the classroom but are not qualified themselves, will be able to take drama or music classes and supervise school trips and assemblies.

89. Miami Museum Of Science - Education Field trips There's nothing quite as exciting for school a part of the school improvementplanning process. Education and MiamiDade Public school System seeks http://www.miamisci.org/www/education.html

Search: Site Map Directions Education Youth Programs The Miami Museum of Science's youth programs focus on providing low income youth with training, mentoring, work experience, academic enrichment and skills in the use of technology, while improving their communication and interpersonal skills and self confidence. The Museum's approach has been profoundly effective, with college and employment success stories attesting to its positive impact. Youth programs provided by the Museum not only provide students an alternative to the streets, but also with a new way of thinking and planning for their futures. Field Trips There's nothing quite as exciting for school kids as breaking out of the classroom routine to go on a field trip. School groups visiting the Museum get to enjoy all the traveling and permanent exhibitions, the Planetarium, Wildlife Center and more! With more than 100 hands-on exhibits, a trip to the Museum is a great way for teachers to get their students into science! InTech 2000 Forum The InTech 2000 Forum is a collaborative directory of web sites correlating to the Sunshine State Standards created by and for Florida educators.

90. REO River Rafting Resort BC Canada- Irish Dance Retreat REO is the perfect location for youth and school retreats and camps. Our youth retreatsare both actionpacked and educational. We teach youth to respect the http://www.reorafting.com/site/specials

Irish Dance Retreat About REO Guide Training Prices Special Trips ... My Trip Special Trips Irish Dance Retreat Songwriter's Retreat Corporate Retreats Womens Only Retreats ... Rio Figueroa, Chile Irish Dance Retreat July 28 - August 3, 2003 Our performing stage overlooks the beautiful Nahatlatch river. REO is hosting the second annual Irish Dance Camp for youth, adults and their families Sunday, July 28 to Saturday, August 3, 2003. The week-long Irish Dance Retreat is being taught by two-award winning professional instructors, Nora Pickett and Michelle Kilby, each with over 20 years dance experience (see their dance resumes below). The retreat is expected to draw participants from Europe, United States, and Canada. Our 2002 retreat attracted five dancers from Switzerland. Our location at the edge of a rushing river is the perfect setting for a river dance. Each day, participants will enjoy four hours of dance training on our river edge stage. These workouts will be excellent aerobic exercise. Everyone who loves to dance is encouraged to attend the retreat even if they have no previous experience. All participants will be divided into small groups by level of experience for the daily instruction. At the end of the weeklong camp, the students will put on a show for REO’s weekend guests with fiddlers and musicians playing Irish jigs to back up the routines.

91. Horizons Unlimited Churchill River Canoe Outfitters Trip Information you just want a guide along to show you how to improve your paddling technique, pointout where the best campsites are, or teach you how to Guided Canoe trips. http://www.churchillrivercanoe.com/guided.htm

Scheduled Trips Custom-Guided Self-Guided Equipment Rentals ... Info, applications, etc. Canoe Adventures: Scheduled Trips Custom-Guided Self-Guided Equipment Rentals ... Info, applications, etc. Canoe Clinics: Scheduled Clinics Custom Instruction School Groups Info, applications, etc. Family Holidays: Cabin Rental Custom Instruction Custom-guided trips Self-guided trips ... Holiday Planning Services: Equipment Rentals Shuttles Trip Planning Fishing: Cabins Product Line: Campfire Tent Fire Boxes Tarps About Us: Who we are Staff What to do in Missinipe Stories, links, and fun stuff Guide Service You have all of your own food and equipment - you just want a guide along to show you how to improve your paddling technique, point out where the best campsites are, or teach you how to read the river. (For complete trip packages with guide, food, canoes, contact us for a quote.) Guides are $180 per day for up to 3 people, plus $8 per day for each additional person. Guided Canoe Trips Horizons Unlimited Wilderness Tours has many scheduled, guided canoe trips offered on this site. Please keep in mind that we will also take many guided, unscheduled canoe trips with private groups. These canoe trips include rivers in Northern Saskatchewan, Northern Manitoba and southern Nunavat. Rivers such as the following: Foster River (north central Saskatchewan) Porcupine River (northeast Saskatchewan) Waterfound River (northeast Saskatchewan) Kazan River (southern Nunavut) MacFarlane River (northwest Saskatchewan) Grease River (northeast Saskatchewan)

92. Planning For The Ultimate One Computer Classroom planning for the Ultimate One Computer Classroom. web and add technology to the schoolinfrastructure, the a virtual classroom, ready to take trips around the http://www.methacton.k12.pa.us/training/planint.htm

Planning for the Ultimate One Computer Classroom Over the years there have been many writings on how to deal with one computer in a classroom. As more schools get connected to the world wide web and add technology to the school infrastructure, the question still remains ; If I only have one computer in my classroom , what is the most effective way to share Internet resources with a room full of eager children ? Here are some ideas to consider before breaking out your surfboard. Take Baby steps. You are the one familiar with your curriculum. Begin to target specific sites that match what you already teach. There are places on the Internet that identify quality sites and give descriptions of what topics and age levels they are appropriate for. Examples of such places include Classroom Connect on the Net The Global Schoolhouse , and our own Montgomery County Intermediate Unit . If you match one or two sites per topic that you teach, it is a great start. Plan for how you can best "share" your monitor. Not all of us can afford expensive projection units that provide large colorful displays of the web. So the problem remains . How can I share this great Internet connection with my twenty-five pupils ?

93. Champlain College: Career Planning: Research And Networking Web 66 International school Web Site Registry reputable companies and detailing theirtrips. more information on Career planning's International Opportunities http://www.champlain.edu/careerplan/current_students/research.php

Navigation: Home Current Students Employers Alumni ... Education Tax Credits Information on Majors and Careers What Can I Do With A Major In . . . ? Academic and Career Information Center - Kansas State University Kaleidoscope of Careers - College of Mount St. Joseph Occupational Information - University of Manitoba Princeton Review - Explore a Major ... What Can I Do . . . ? - The University of North Carolina at Wilmington The AIRS Job Board Directory The AIRS site is the largest job board directory on the Web with over 6300 boards currently listed. This is a great site to explore jobs and information on every possible career and job field. General Occupational Information CollegeRecruiter.com Field Links - Click on to "Miscellaneous Sites" for lots of occupational and career related information! Careers - Manitoba University Employment and Labor Force Projections Job Smart Guides for Specific Careers NicheBoards - - Gateway for information on key professions and industries.

94. Hastings Bulletin - May 11, 2001 Field trips, Field trips . fortunate to have such a high caliber of faculty in thisschool. We will be planning for the upcoming Pool Party and the Moving on http://hastings.ci.lexington.ma.us/bulletin/old/bulletin010511.html

Maria Hastings School Bulletin May 11, 2001 Click here for previous issues of the Hastings Bulletin Click here to go to Hastings home page DATES TO REMEMBER TONIGHT! 7:00 pm Hastings Talent Show (M,T,W,F 11:00) Wednesday, May 16 4:00 Looking at Learning Team 6:30-8:30 pm Lextended Day Art Show @ Heritage Hall 7:30 pm Gr. 5 Human Growth and Development Parent Preview Thursday, May 17 METCO Family Friends Day Thursday, May 24 7:45 am Anti-Bias Team Friday, May 25 Deadline for June Hastings Star Monday, May 28 NO SCHOOL - Memorial Day Wednesday, May 30 Fifth Grade Play 9:00 Families 1:30 School Thursday, June 1 Kindergarten Eric Carle Day Friday, June 1 Fifth Graders visit Diamond Thursday, June 7 Incoming Kindergarten Visitation Day Friday, June 8 Kindergarten buys Lunch at School Field Trips, Field Trips.... Tuesday, May 15 2 McGaffigan - Peabody Museum Wednesday, May 16 1/2 Lockwood - Brandeis Space Lab Tuesday, May 22 2 Preston - Franklin Park Zoo Wednesday, May 30 1 J.Lee - Drumlin Farm Friday, June 1 1/2 Lockwood - Copley Square Tuesday, June 5

95. Prentice Hall School | Resource Pro Version 2.0, Resource Pro ® provides you with complete classroom planningand management tools with electronic teaching resources. http://www.phschool.com/resource_pro/

Version 2.0 Features Planning tools that allow you to plan lessons, view and print resources, and create tests and worksheets. Scheduling tools that allow you to plan days, weeks, or months at a time. Database tools to customize your lesson plans with state and local objectives. Benefits Plan lessons, print resources, and create tests with one program. Adjust lesson plans for standard class periods or block scheduling. FAQs What are the system requirements for Resource Pro? What textbook programs are supported by Resource Pro? How do I use the lesson plans built into Planning Express? How do I view a Prentice Hall lesson plan? ... Pearson Education, Inc. Please read our Privacy Statement and

96. Teach 2000 Curriculum Projects http://www.lhbe.edu.on.ca/teach2000/resources/projects.html

Welcome Resources: Curriculum: Projects Site Map CURRICULUM PROJECTS Types of Curriculum Projects you might consider include: Visit Projects that Connect developed by the staff at Loogootee Elementary West for more ideas about Web Curriculum Projects Ask an Expert Research: data gathering and analysis Field Trips/Virtual Tours Simulations Students as Web Project Developers Exemplary Network-Based Educational Activities by Judi Harris Analogies: Random Analogy Generator from the Durand Elementary School, Vineland, N.J. Astronomy: Violence in the Cosmos At Home in the Heartland Designed as a classroom resource for grades 3 - 12, this site explores 300 years of family life and domestic material culture in Illinois. Visitors will meet real historical people and share in their decision making. At any moment you are just a click away from Timelines, Maps, and Objects from the museum collection illustrating the domestic material culture of the times. You will also find Side by Sidecultural comparisonsand Clues to the Pastan explanation of how historians use primary resources, such as photographs, estate inventories, and newspapers to build a picture of the past. Classroom Connect on the Web , a comprehensive resource for lesson plans, libraries, science labs, and other online resources from Wentworth Worldwide Media.

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