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Extractions: Welcome to the Madras High School Language Arts Department's web page. Following this text is a list of the art courses currently offered at Madras High School, and a brief description of the course. 9 English Grades: 9 Prerequisites: 9 th -grade standing with a minimum of sixth-grade reading level Credit: 1.0 credit of Language Arts 9 English Enriched Grades: 9 Prerequisites: 8 th -grade teacher recommendation and meets 8 th grade benchmark Credit: 1.0 credit of Language Arts Enriched 9 English is a course designed to meet the standard curriculum goals of the English department while also providing more breadth and depth of literature and writing for those students desiring a greater academic challenge. A portion of the course is based on in-depth reading and discussion founded on the shared inquiry methods of the Great Books Foundation. The rest of the course looks specifically at literary elements, persuasive and imaginative writing, and public speaking. Students taking this course should expect a substantial amount of out-of-class reading and writing as well as having to meaningfully participate in class discussion. English 101 Grades: 9
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Extractions: Evaluation One of the goals of the Collaborative for Organizing Mt. Pleasant is to strengthen existing businesses in the Mt. Pleasant Community. In July and August of 2003, business owners and managers were asked to give their views on various issues related to doing business in the community, as well as their views on other community issues. Interviews were completed with 131 business people including business owners (49%), managers (39%), and some people in other administrative positions (12%) at the business. Operating a Business in Mt. Pleasant Perceptions of the Community Community Involvement Mt. Pleasant Resident Survey: 2003 The Collaborative for Organizing Mt. Pleasant is interested in economic development, education, the physical environment, and family/community empowerment in the community. In August, 2003, residents in the Mt. Pleasant community were asked to give their views on these issues. Interviews were completed with 733 community residents. Resident Impressions on Economic Development, Education, and Physical Environment
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Extractions: ESL 114 COMPOSITION UNIT Topic: The Dickson Mounds Controversy Rhetorical Style: Argumentation INPUT TEXTS: Spotted Elk, Clara. "Skeletons in the attic." Scholastic Update 26 May 1989: 25. Trotter, V.L. Letter. "Case Presented for Dickson Mounds." Lewiston Daily 7 June 1990. SUPPLEMENTARY TEXTS: Brower, Montgomery. "Walter Echo-Hawk Fights for his People's Right to Rest in Peace-not in Museums." People Weekly 9 Sept. 1989: 42-44. Burghart, Tara. "UI Continues to Research Human Remains." The Daily Illini 18 Oct. 1991. "Case 5. Who Owns the Bones?" Omni Ja. 1988: 98-99. Cowley, Geoffrey. et al. "The Plunder of the Past." Newsweek 26 June 1989: 58-60. Craig, Bruce. "Bones of Contention." National Parks Jl/Ag 1990: Dellios, Hugh. "Edgar Wrestling Dickson Mounds Question." The Chicago Tribune 11 Sept. 1991. The Dickson Mounds Controversy Videocassette transcript. 1990. Johansen, Bruce E. "Dead Indians Out, Live Indians In." The Progressive Dec. 1989:15-16.
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Extractions: Helping Your Child With Science The following article is from the Office of Educational Research and Improvement which is part of the Department of Education. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC "Being "scientific" involves being curious, asking how things happen, and learning how to find the answers. Curiosity is natural to children, but they need help understanding how to make sense of what they see. All we need is a willingness to observe and learn with them, and, above all, to make an effort and take the time to nurture their natural curiosity." http://www.pmct.org/science.html Guidelines and resources presented here are intended to help willing parents nurture interest and success in science among their children. WHAT ARE CHILDREN LEARNING IN SCIENCE?
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Extractions: Why? Funded by curriculum development grants from the Freeman Foundation, they were designing new courses or enhancing existing ones to include content on East and Southeast Asia. The curriculum development awards are part of a $1 million grant to Oberlin College through the Freeman Foundation's Undergraduate Asian Studies Initiative, which is designed to strengthen the study of Asia. The grant is also supporting visiting Asian faculty members, new course offerings, and cultural programming.
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