21. Planning on the door, or a school assembly starting By planning meaningful instant activities,you can turn lost Clubs Software Clubs Book fairs Product Info http://teacher.scholastic.com/professional/futureteachers/planning.htm

The "other" side of planning, of course, is the actual preparation for teaching academic content. Planning lessons, weekly units, and an entire school year is a big task. Many of us find it the most intellectually intensive activity of teaching and a tremendous creative outlet. Good planning takes practice. It's the key to professionalism. When you plan, you use your professional judgment to match ideas, activities, and materials with students' interests and abilities. Planning is not simply a matter of making a "To Do" list. Planning is deciding when, where, why, and how a certain lesson is taught. Couldn't a good teacher just "wing it"? No way. A plan offers direction, confidence, and security. And plans help you use classroom time more efficiently by reducing confusion and wasted time. Generally, the more thoroughly you plan an activity, the less time it takes to complete it. What Experienced Planners Do In studies at Michigan State University, researcher Christopher Clark and his colleagues found that experienced teachers generally use a four-step process when planning an activity:

22. Making Distance Learning Work - Planning For Continuity The Showmen’s Year. planning for Showmen’s Children. May. Support teachers visitfairs, teach, help in exchange of packs or arrange school places. http://www.devon.gov.uk/eal/traveller/services/leaflets/distlearn/section8.htm

Making Distance Learning - Planning for Continuity The School Year Sept Autumn term begins a new academic year Showmen are still out on their travelling season Support teachers, winter school teachers and parents need to liaise to make sure that children have new work packs. Oct Well into the new term Most Showmen are still out travelling Keep up exchanges of work packs. Nov Mock exams for GCSE. Half term at the beginning of the month. Some Showmen end their season after November 5 th fairs. Others continue to travel. Some children will return to school from the middle of the month. Recognition of the work the children have done while out travelling. Dec Schools begin with Christmas activities and prepare for the end of term Most Showmen have ended their season. Some will go out again for a Christmas Fair. Some showmen will have stayed out until this time.

23. Parent'sInformation Page Checklist of Career planning Resources by Grade Level (return to the main menu) Career College fairs. schoolBased Business. Career Planner. Job Shadow. http://www.minot.k12.nd.us/votech/File/parentlinks.htm

What is Career Development Career Planning Resources Career Planning Checklist by Grade Level Dates to Remember ... 2003-2004 Registration Guide Click on Career Tech below to view the Minot Public School Vocational Education Pages: (return to the main menu) What is Career Development Career Development PowerPoint Presentation Career Development in Elementary Schools ... (return to the main menu) Access Career Bingo Access Paws in Jobland Participate in The Junior Achievement Program (back to the grade level menu) Access Career Bingo Access Paws in Jobland Participate in The Junior Achievement Program (back to the grade level menu) Access Career Bingo Access Paws in Jobland Participate in The Junior Achievement Program (back to the grade level menu) Access Career Bingo Access Career Payday Access Paws in Jobland Participate in The Junior Achievement Program (back to the grade level menu) Access Career Bingo Attend Career Fairs Access Career Payday Participate in Marketplace for Kids Access Paws in Jobland Participate in a

24. Health Fair Planning Guide: Health Resource Organizations For Health Fairs--Texa Health Resource Organizations for Health fairs Texas Resources. for agencies thatprovide family planning services; advocates school education to help http://fcs.tamu.edu/health/healthfair/txresources.htm

Health Fair Planning Guide Health Resource Organizations for Health Fairs: Texas Resources Organization Description American Association of Retired Persons 98 San Jacinto Blvd, Ste. 750 Austin, TX 78701 (512) 480-9797; FAX (512) 480-9799 http://www.aarp.org/statepages/tx.html State office of AARP that expands national AARP services by providing information, extending services for direct assistance, and local advocacy. American Cancer Society Texas Division P. O. Box 149054 Austin, TX 78714-9054 (512) 929-2262 or (800) ACS-2345 http://www.cancer.org/ The American Cancer Society is the nationwide, community-based, voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, through research, education, advocacy, and service. American Diabetes Association, Texas Affiliate, Inc. 9430 Research Blvd. Echelon II, Suite 300 Austin, TX 78759 (512) 343-6981 or (800) Diabete http://www.diabetes.org/main/community/ outreach/education/tx/default.jsp Association that funds research and publishes results; services as advocate for diabetes funding; provides materials, education, and other services to people with diabetes and their families, health professionals, and the public. American Heart Association, Texas Affiliate

25. Health Fair Planning Guide: Activity Ideas For Health Fairs Activityoriented health fairs inspire more learning than a Your health fair planningcommittee can help choose specialist with the Texas A M school of Rural http://fcs.tamu.edu/health/healthfair/activity.htm

Health Fair Planning Guide Activity Ideas for Health Fairs Activity-oriented health fairs inspire more learning than a passive look-and-see health fair. Topic choices are limitless. Your health fair planning committee can help choose topics. Ask participant agencies to come prepared to provide a hands-on teaching activity in their booth. These booths should provide something to do that will teach at least one important point about their subject. Here are some activity-oriented, hands-on ideas for your health fair. Many of these ideas came from Luwana Rider Janet Pollard , Extension Health Associate, added others and organized the information. Plan a County Extension Booth This booth can offer information on various Extension programs and provide sign-up sheets for Extension activities, such as letter series and workshops. This would be a good place to have participants to sign in and register for door prizes. Keep participants’ names from these door prize registrations for your mailing lists, too. Other ideas include having a fact sheet noting Extension accomplishments in your county. Have a sheet noting upcoming programs you will be offering. Booths, Exhibits, and Demonstrations

26. FRENCH What Can I Do With A Major In French? 1. Teach French 1. teach French language, history and culture. G7F,G,H,I,J,K) Virtual GraduateSchool fairs. Resources available in the Career planning Center for finding http://www.potsdam.edu/CAREER/12P15french.html

FRENCH What can I do with a major in French? 1. Teach French language, history and culture. 2. Conduct relations with foreign governments and international organizations. 3. Purchase goods from foreign manufacturers. 4. Translate documents, books, other written material speech from one language into another. Examples of fields of employment for French majors: Government Academia Airlines Magazines and Journals Business Firms Publishers Nonprofit Organizations Embassy Sample job titles of SUNY Potsdam French alumni: Community and Family Advocate Realtor Teacher Professor of ESOL Program Analyst International Marketing Director Freelance Writer Customs Officer Flight Attendant Lawyer Sample job descriptions: International Trade Specialist : studies domestic and foreign markets to find products to import. Checks U.S. laws and regulations, quotas, tariffs and obtains export license. Foreign Service Officer : conducts negotiations and agreements with foreign countries for the establishment of political, military or business arrangements. Helps establish business opportunities for the U.S. and arranges cultural programs. Intelligence Specialist: studies and interprets reports and photographs produced by spy agents, satellites and sensing equipment. Assesses the motivations, movements, strength of potential hostile forces and estimates the probability of conflict.

27. The Programs The family fairs provide educational materials on age appropriate to become familiarwith the school, staff, and and levels so that lesson planning can be http://www.commpartnership.org/programs/CaringCom/

to Programs List Neighborhood children and families safe, healthy and productive Caring Communities - In 1995, Springfield/Greene County became involved in a very dynamic and challenging initiative called Caring Communities. This initiative was seen as a vehicle whereby state agencies could consolidate and integrate the planning, development and financing of services to better serve children and families. By partnering with state departments, our community has been able to help families and children succeed. Caring Communities is currently working within 13 neighborhoods that encompass ten elementary schools and three middle schools. Neighborhoods work together to achieve the following Core Results: Through community collaboration, Caring Communities has been able to meet the needs of families through facilitation of initiatives like these: Early Childhood Programs Pre-school Storytimes, Pre-school Family Fairs - Storytimes bring parents and pre-schoolers into the school so that they can become familiar with the school and staff before the child begins to attend. They also help the child become familiar with the school environment which will ease the transition from home to school. The family fairs provide educational materials on age appropriate activities and other information to help parents prepare their children. Wonder Years Program - A half-day program designed for children ages 3-5 to help teach them the basics needed for kindergarten entrance.

28. Education World ® : Curriculum: Want To See The World? Teach Overseas! a local community easier, almost all international school teaching is year, Searchwill host 11 job fairs and expects If you'd like to teach abroad but only http://www.educationworld.com/a_curr/curr292.shtml

Related Reviews U.S. Department of Education Department for Education and Employment Related Categories Teacher Resources : Education Employment Opportunities Related Articles Related Resources Featured Articles This Week ... Teacher's Lounge Curriculum Article C U R R I C U L U M A R T I C L E Want to See the World? Teach Overseas! Want to get away from the daily grind? Can you imagine living in an exotic place you've read about in books? For recent graduates and seasoned educators teaching abroad can be the adventure of a lifetime. A myriad of jobs in a myriad of places are as close as a mouse click away. Included: Web resources to help you locate that perfect overseas job! Have you ever fantasized about teaching in another country taking a total break from routine to experience a new culture? If you are a recent graduate, does the idea of traveling before you settle down have appeal? Every year, thousands of teachers and recent graduates leave home for adventure in places they might know about only secondhand. Why is now is the perfect time to take off on such an adventure?

29. Teaching Home, Are Parents Qualified To Teach Their Children? You do not need to know everything in order to teach. Homeschool conventions,workshops, and book fairs at local, state, and regional levels provide http://www.teachinghome.com/started/q&a/parents.cfm

Questions Frequently Asked Questions Articles on Getting Started Setting Goals for Excellence 20 Elements of Success in Christian Home Education ... Checklist for Starting a School Year Charts Reprintable PDF files 20 Elements of Success Checklist for Starting Are parents qualified to teach their children? You know your children better than anyone else and have the deepest love and concern for them. You also have the most direct and long-term responsibility for your children before God, who commands parents to teach their children His Word, the most important thing they will learn (Deut. 6:6, 7). Educationally, one-to-one tutoring has many advantages over a classroom where one teacher tries to meet the needs of many children at different learning levels. You do not need to know everything in order to teach. Your example and enthusiasm in learning with your children will motivate and encourage them. Dr. Brian Ray, president of the National Home Education Research Institute (Box 13939, Salem OR 97309), conducted an analysis in 1994 of the standardized test results for 16,320 home-school children nationwide. He found these children to average at or above the 73rd percentile in all subject areas. (The national average is the 50th percentile.) A 1997 nationwide study, Strengths of Their Own, by Dr. Ray demonstrated that there is little relationship between the parents' education levels and their children's scores. He also found that whether the parent is a certified teacher or not has no bearing on a child's scores.

30. Majors\education region and title, some job fairs http//www http//www.ed.gov/ CAREER planning / MISCELLANEOUSRESOURCES classroom, job listings newsletter, school issues, and a http://www.uncwil.edu/stuaff/career/Majors/education.htm

Career Services Home Student Homepage (formerly CareerConnections) UNCW Experience Job Listings Roanoke Valley Job Fair Education ... Feedback Updated April 02, 2003 Diane Sledden Reed EDUCATION Related Career Titles Related Major Skills Related Web Sites Related Career Titles for Education Majors *Adult Education Teacher *Educational Resource Coordinator *Media Center Specialist *Alumni Relations Coordinator *Educational Therapist *Missionary Worker *Athletic Coach *Elementary School Teacher *Physical Education Instructor *Athletic Director *Employee Training Instructor *Preschool Administrator *Child Life Specialist *Financial Aid Counselor *Registrar/Admissions Director *Curriculum Specialist *Grant Writer *Religious Institution Education Coord. *Day Care Administrator *Guidance Counselor *Resource Teacher *Education Management Specialist *Historic Site Administrator *School Psychologist *Educational Materials Sales Rep. *Instructor, College/University *Secondary School Teacher *Education and Training Administrator *Kindergarten Teacher *Social Services Volunteer *Educational Administrator *Librarian *Speech Pathologist *Student Admissions Administrator *Teacher, Handicapped Students

31. High School Math And Educational And Career Planning Also, I will be teaching Educational and Career planning. At the beginning of theschool year I'd have each kid list at Career fairs are also possibilities. http://www.deafed.net/PublishedDocs/sub/960814y.htm

EDUDEAF: High School Math and Educational and Career Planning Key words: Instructional Strategies/General Information/7-12 Document 1 of 4 Document: 1 Date: Sun, 11 Aug 1996 20:54:26 -0800 Reply-To: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education Sender: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education From: amy bogartz Subject: hs math and edu career plann To: Multiple recipients of list EDUDEAF Hello there! School starts in a few weeks and I have begun lesson planning for my classroom. But input from others would be really great. The scenario: I teach basic mathematics to 9-12 graders in a high school mainstream program. The objective is to teach students basic computational skills. The primary objective is to get them to pass the high school graduation requirement test, which presents real life mathematical problem solving via word problems. My students really struggle with reading as it is, and to read to determine the computation process needed to find the answer is more difficult. I have taught this class last year with some success but ideas are welcomed. (A few kids passed this test.) Also, I will be teaching Educational and Career Planning. This course I have never taught and have a minimal amount of teaching materials to use.

32. Career Planning Career fairs, Complete internships and independent Graduate school, Develop assertiveness,interpersonal skills CAREER SERVICES, YOUR CAREER planning CHECKLIST. http://webserver1.oneonta.edu/academics/huec/fnhandbook/sect5.html

V. CAREER PLANNING The College Career Development Center The Career Development Staff is professionally trained to assist students in their career decision making, career planning and job search throughout college. Student questions and needs are diverse and so are the services. The staff strives to provide the best possible service regardless of career interests or college major. The Center's philosophy is to support students in their decisions. Staff will assist students as much as possible through career counseling, workshops and support services that have been designed to work to their advantage. The bottom line; however, is that the responsibility for making decisions, planning, securing employment, gaining admission to graduate school or otherwise planning for life after graduation rests with the student. Career Development services are available on a walk-in or appointment basis and staff are conducting workshops on a regular basis. Students are invited to visit the Career Library, use computers available for resumes and cover letters, schedule time for DISCOVER (a computer-based career guidance system), or register to receive job vacancy listings. Staff are also reaching out to potential employers and graduate school programs to increase opportunities for students. Students need to take the initiative to contact the Center. Career issues affect everyone and are an important consideration for most students; however, it is easy to procrastinate given the demands and diversity of college life.

33. Elementary School And Children's Library Programs By Drugs, Stranger Danger, and Fire Safety actually do teach students how SchoolFairs. here to answer any questions you might have in planning your next http://showtimefun.com/Elementary School and Children's Library Programs.htm

34. Education For Sustainable Development by offering stalls at school fairs or stafftraining from which to develop schoolsustainability indicators. Agenda 21, Best Practice, planning or Environment http://www.nc.uk.net/esd/school_management/practice/links_local.htm

Practice Home Teaching Links with the wider community: the local community Finding out about local people involved with different aspects of decision-making and action related to sustainable development contributes to both ESD and citizenship. Schools can: take pupils to visit local businesses, charities, old people's homes or ethnic centres; invite representatives of local organisations or pressure groups into school to be interviewed or contribute to a discussion relevant to many areas of the curriculum. Questions may be prepared about: the roles that interviewees have; what the environmental, social and economic implications of the organisation's contributions are; how decisions are taken; whether those affected by the decisions are able to influence the outcomes; how the pupils can support the organisation's work or influence decisions. As well as benefiting from local expertise, the school can act as a catalyst for local sustainability initiatives , for example: by offering premises and computers to the local library service for evening use, reducing the need to travel; by acting as a drop-off point for a vegetable box scheme;

35. APPLYING TO GRADUATE SCHOOL Attend graduate school fairs at ACS national and regional meetings US News WorldReport Graduate school Report Use the World Wide planning for graduate school. http://www.cofc.edu/~chem/seminar/gradsch.html

Applying to Graduate Schools Finding out about graduate schools Planning for graduate school Applying to graduate school GRE: Graduate Record Examination ... Applying and choosing a graduate school Graduate work is for those who enjoy going to school, like an unstructured, open-ended research environment, and who wish to follow career paths that require an advanced degree. Many graduate programs are available for chemistry students: chemistry polymer science chemical physics biotechnology library science chemical education biochemistry materials science environmental chemistry food science geochemistry computational chemistry chemical engineering pharmaceutical chemistry clinical chemistry You should figure on two years for a masters degree, and four-to-six years for a Ph.D. For a Ph.D., you will take courses and written and oral exams, do lots of research, write a thesis, and defend your work at a final oral presentation. There is always a demand for good graduate students. C of C students with chemistry grades in the "B" range should not have difficulty being accepted to the schools of their choice. In recent years C of C students have been accepted to many regional and nationally respected programs including: Clemson U of South Carolina Emory Georgia Tech ... NC State Graduate students in chemistry are almost always supported by teaching or research fellowships and receive (directly or indirectly) stipends for tuition throughout their Ph.D. program. Be careful when comparing schools in terms of regional cost of living and tuition wavers. Usually students net $12-14,000 after tuition. Expect to teach two to three labs your first year and to do 40 hours or more of lab research work in later years in exchange for your stipend. Graduate programs in chemistry are heavily research oriented.

36. ED432444 1998-01-00 Science Fairs In Elementary School. ERIC Digest. Getting started in science fairs From planning to judging. Blue Ridge Summit,PA TAB Books. ED 381 385. Title Science fairs in Elementary school. http://www.ericfacility.net/databases/ERIC_Digests/ed432444.html

ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Balas, Andrea K. Source: ERIC Clearinghouse for Science Mathematics and Environmental Education Columbus OH. Science Fairs in Elementary School. ERIC Digest. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC Science fair projects have long been familiar events in schools throughout the country, and they have come to represent science in action, science as inquiry. The investigatory aspect of science fair projects fits wellwith current reform efforts guided by such publications as "Science for All Americans," "Benchmarks for Scientific Literacy," and the "National Science Education Standards." Classroom science is steadily being transformed into a process-driven, inquiry-based area of study, and science fair projects provide additional opportunities for students to become personally and directly involved in scientific investigation. Elementary schools participate in science fairs for a variety of reasons: to stimulate student interest in science, to provide students with opportunities for research and active inquiry, to publicly recognize students' completed projects, and to provide students with opportunities to share their work (Perry,1995). There are many variations in format, but the primary components of a science fair project typically include an investigation, a written research report, a visual display, an oral presentation, and some sort of assessment. Learning some scientific facts or principles is a valuable fringe benefit for students doing projects, but the primary objective for science project work is to teach students to think (Tant, 1992, p.5.)

37. Welcome To KNME-TV I About Us KNMETV's engineers were busy planning for the conversion help students complete theirhigh-school equivalency CAREER fairs KNME-TV participates in career fairs http://www.knmetv.org/about_us/annual_rpt.php3

KNME 1999-2000: A Year in Review 1 Introduction 2 Services 3 Programming 4 Technology ... 5 Funding Introduction As the new millennium begins, northern New Mexico's public television station KNME-TV looks to the future and its conversion to digital technology by 2003. Three distinct services, digital television will allow KNME-TV to "multicast," to offer four or more programs simultaneously; "datacast," to include downloadable graphics and text in the broadcast of a program; and to present programs in "high-definition television" with wide-screen pictures and CD quality sound to rival movie theaters. This year, KNME-TV and New Mexico's two other public television stationsKENW/Portales and KRWG/Las Cruceswere included as part of a $58 million general obligation bond for higher education on the ballot in November 2000. "The KNME-TV Digital Road Show" visited communities in the viewing area to tell about the new technology. KNME-TV's engineers were busy planning for the conversion and applying for federal matching grants to fund DTV. Despite these activities, the station did not neglect its other responsibilities to the people of New Mexico. KNME-TV continues to be a respected producer of television programs and the source for quality programs from the Public Broadcasting Service. This year, the station expanded its educational service with more Ready to Learn service workshops to help parents, teachers, and care providers to teach children learning and reading skills.

38. University Of Arizona School Of Planning Laura Huntoon 02-SP of the International/Borderlands concentration at the school of planning. planningprocess” to advance the practice of planning in a Worlds fairs and Urban http://architecture.arizona.edu/planningold/News/faculty/02sp_laura huntoon.htm

The Graduate Planning Society of the University of Arizona Newsletter Dr. Laura Huntoon Dr. Huntoon is the Professor in charge of the International/Borderlands concentration at the School of Planning. Like many academic planners, Dr. Huntoon began doctoral training after working as a professional and discovering that much of what she wants to accomplish as a planner requires the time and focus available to university faculty who conduct research, teach students, and continue with professional practice. Right now, she is working on a project for the Fall 2002 interdisciplinary studio with Architecture and Landscape Architecture to be based in Sonora. “Colonias in Arizona: A Changing Definition with Changing Location,” with Barbara Becker, in "Irregular Settlement and Self-help Housing in the United States," edited by Angela C. Stuesse and Peter A. Ward. 2002. Dr. Laura Huntoon's Planning Faculty Page

39. Graduate Schools International Language Institute teach English overseas to adults and children.Peterson's Education Center. Princeton Review Virtual Grad school fairs. http://www2.truman.edu/career/grad.html

Truman State University Graduate Schools Following is a list of sites that have graduate school information available online. American Universities Association of American Law Schools Beyond College Collegeview.com This free site has many features, including: criteria-based searches, virtual campus tours, financial aid answers and resources, school applications, career information, and expert answers, just to name a few. Council of Graduate Schools Embark offers info on 6,000 two- and four- year colleges Get-Recruited where students can "get recruited" by graduate schools, professional schools (and even undergraduate collges/universitites) by completing an online questionnaire. Graduate School Application Essays Graduate School Detail List Graduate School Guide Gradschools.com ... H-Grad - Humanities Online Initiative International Language Institute- Teach English overseas to adults and children Peterson's Education Center Princeton Review Virtual Center for Research on Graduate Education ... Virtual Grad School Fairs

40. Alphabetical Index Of Career Center Web Site CareerLeader test for alumni Career planning Career Resource Business Graduate school,Law Graduate school, Medicine GRE students) at BC) Job fairs Outside BC http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/svp/carct/alpha.html

A l p h a b e t i c a l In d e x A B C D - E ... W - X - Y - Z NOTE: This page links to all pages on our Web site except those for specific career fields , such as sports management or careers in writing. Click here to access specific career field pages. A Address (Career Center) Adult and Community Education Advice for SOE Students Advisors (seeing one) ... Associations, Professional B BC Career Fair BC IT Fair Behavioral Interview Questions Berkeley Career Exploration Links ... Business School, Applying to C Calendar of Events Career InfoNet Career Network Career Center Address ... Credentials Service D - E Differently Abled Directions to Career Center "Don't Compete. Create." EagleDocs - BC MD's and health career mentors ... Executive Recruiters F Fedstats Fellowships for Graduating Students Finance Careers (Wall St.) Financial Aid (Grad School) ... Freshman Orientation - Parents Orientation Talk G Global Proficiency Program GMAT Information GMAT Test Prep Courses Graduate School ... Graduate School, Business

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