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WebQuests WebQuests are among the most fascinating applications on the Internet for K-12 educators. Student centered and inquiry based, a WebQuest challenges students to explore the web for information and it is an excellent way to integrate the Internet into the classroom. Traditionally WebQuests have an introduction, a process, a task, a list of resources, a conclusion, and an evaluation. Bernie Dodge and Tom developed the WebQuest model in early 1995 at San Diego State University March. Bernie Dodge's WebQuest Page Virginia Teachers - I have begun listing the Virginia Standards of Learning numbers in red. Art and Music Careers ESL English ... The Architect's Chair - (6-8) With a partner, students will use the internet to; "sit in the architect's chair," as they design a home beginning to end. The Art of Culture - (9-10) This WebQuest explores four cultures and examples of their art. You are a museum curator who has the responsibility of creating an exciting display that will exemplify the meaning of the culture you have studied for weeks. ArtQuest - (9-12) This Web Quest has students writing about art form may different angles.

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Program of Finance and Business Law Dr. Alfred J. Francfort, Director Phone: (540) 568-3084 E-mail: francfaj@jmu.edu Web: cob.jmu.edu/finance/ Professors J. Albert, F. Damanpour, A. Francfort, A. Hamilton, H. Hobson, B. Marshall, D. Thomas Associate Professors M. Usry Assistant Professors J. Godbey, S. Whittier Instructor J. Frazier Major Requirements Minor In Finance Major in Quantitative Finance (B.S. Degree) Mission Statement The Program of Finance and Business Law strives to prepare students for decision-making roles in an increasingly technological and global environment. Goals To support its mission, the Program of Finance and Business Law is committed to the following Creating an educational environment that fosters an intellectual curiosity about the functioning of commerce and the facilitating role of finance and business law. Using an integrative instructional approach to provide a quality comprehensive educational, cultural and social experience for students. Raising expectations and aspirations of students. Providing a proper balance between challenge and support in the education process.

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COMPUTER APPLICATIONS I Grade 10-12 st or 2 nd Semester Topics Introduced: Components of a Computer System, Internet, Excel and Powerpoint. Academic Skills Developed: Ability to: show an understanding of the operation of the computer system using Windows 98; use a PC to create spreadsheets and presentations; demonstrate an understanding of an integrated software package; use the internet for personal and professional use. Other Disciplines this course could be integrated into: Communications i.e. Senior College English; Keyboarding Related Careers: Any computer/technical-related careers. Textbooks/Resources: Microsoft Office 2000 GRADUATION STANDARD Read, View, Listen - Technical Reading, Listening and Viewing COMPUTER APPLICATION II 1171 1st Semester Grade 10-12 1 Semester 2171 2nd Semester Topics Introduced: Access, Publisher and PhotoDraw Academic Skills Developed: Ability to: create professional looking publications and documents using desktop publishing and Office 2000; design graphics using PhotoDraw; create and maintain a database using Access Related Careers: Any computer-technical-related careers Other disciplines course could be integrated into: English, i.e. Journalism

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NATIONAL STANDARDS Table of Contents Fine Arts Language Arts ... Economics Grades 9-12 G R A D E S 9 - 12 Productive Resources Effective Decision Making Allocating Goods and Services Positive and Negative Incentives ... NSS-EC.9-12.1 PRODUCTIVE RESOURCES At the completion of Grade 12, students will know the Grade 4 and 8 benchmarks for this standard, and Understand choices made by individuals, firms, or government officials often have long run unintended consequences that can partially or entirely offset the initial effects of the decision. Can explain how a high school senior's decision to work 20 hours per week during the school year could reduce her lifetime income. Also, explain how an increase in the legal minimum wage aimed at improving the financial condition of some low income families could reduce the income of some minimum wage earners [SOURCE] NSS-EC.9-12.2 EFFECTIVE DECISION MAKING At the completion of Grade 12, students will know the Grade 4 and 8 benchmarks for this standard, and also Understand marginal benefit is the change in total benefit resulting from an action. Marginal cost is the change in total cost resulting from an action.

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Actuarial Science and Auburn Mathematics Career Opportunities Actuary has been repeatedly ranked as one of the top 5 jobs by Jobs Rated Almanac A degree in Actuarial Science opens up career opportunities in diverse groups of companies, such as Life, Health and Auto Insurance companies and Pension Planning firms. Browse BeAnActuary.org to find out more. Downloads: a form to unblock your registration hold, and a course planner for Actuarial Science majors; are now available! The two major actuarial associations are the Society of Actuaries and the Casualty Actuarial Society . These two orgaizations offer a series of courses, successful completion of which leads to the professional designation of Fellow . These societies specify the content of each course, and students receive credit for each course by passing an examination administered by the society. The first 4 courses have the same content for both societies and the examinations for these courses are jointly administered. Students receive the designation of Fellow after completing 9 courses. Such an accomplishment is comparable to graduating an Internship through Medical School. Students successfully completing only one course can expect to be in high demand in today's job market.

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