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Children of industry, parents of hope: Immigrant settlement in Albany, New York 1830-1920 ; a teaching packet with lesson plans, facsimile documents, and resources by Maryanne Malecki, 1994
Steps to universal prekindergarten guidebook: A resource for superintendents, school boards, prekindergarten policy advisory boards, teachers, early childhood ... policymakers, parents, and citizens by Lynn Schuster, 1998
Injuries and response what parents and professional providers are telling us about treating children with traumatic brain injury (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:341176) by Betty Pieper, 1991
Building school-family partnerships in a South Bronx classroom (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:437449) by David Bensman, 1999

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NYS Resources - Parent To Parent Of NYS
parent to parent of NYS Links resources NYS new york State Office ofVocational and Educational Services for Individuals with Disabilities
http://www.parenttoparentnys.org/Library/Links&Resources/nysresources.html

Extractions: Parent to Parent of NYS This page last updated on May 27, 2005 New York State Resources New York State Commission on Quality of Care for the Mentally Disabled: www.cqc.state.ny.us The Commission on Quality of Care for the Mentally Disabled serves people with mental disabilities and their families by providing independent oversight of the quality and cost-effectiveness of services provided by all mental hygiene programs in New York State. It administers five federal formula grant programs through which it provides legal and non-legal advocacy services to persons with disabilities to assist them in obtaining the services and protections of federal and state laws. New York State Developmental Disabilities Planning Council www.ddpc.state.ny.us Developmental Disability Planning Council is a federally funded state agency responsible for developing new ways to improve the delivery of services and supports to New Yorkers with developmental disabilities. The Council focuses on community involvement, employment, recreation and housing issues faced by New Yorkers with developmental disabilities and their families. CSE Parent Member Survey is available at www.ddpc.state.ny.us/surveys/pmsurvey.htm
The Center For Arts Education: Links - Resources For Parents And Families
Parents As Arts Partners Arts education resources for Parents and Schools on Urban education at Teachers College, Columbia University, new york City;
http://www.cae-nyc.org/resources/links2.htm

Extractions: RESOURCES FOR PARENTS AND FAMILIES THE CENTER'S RESOURCES FOR PARENTS Parents As Arts Partners Arts Education Resources for Parents and Schools Back to Top INFORMATION AND EVENT RESOURCES Alliance for the Arts is the leading organization that gathers, analyzes and publishes information about the arts in New York, promoting New York's cultural life and identifying the needs, contributions, and issues facing members of the artistic community. was launched by the Wallace Foundation and a national advisory board of arts leaders and funding partners dedicated to the quality, access, and health of the arts for all people. The site is a resource for individuals or groups committed to the arts and culture, who wish to share or gain better insight into successful ways to build and enhance audience participation. It was designed to facilitate the exchange of new research, concrete ideas and "best practices" to promote service to people as integral to the health of arts institutions and to the life of their communities.
The Center For Arts Education: Parents As Arts Partners
Additional Arts education resources in new york City (resources.pdf, 62 KB) The Center awarded 56 Parents As Arts Partners grants to new york City
http://www.cae-nyc.org/programs/parents.htm

Extractions: PARENTS AS ARTS PARTNERS The 2005-2006 Parents As Arts Partners (Parent Arts) Grant Guidelines and Application paapgrant2005.pdf, 152 KB ) is available for download from this web site. Copies have been mailed directly to Principals, Parent Coordinators and PTA/PA Presidents of all New York City public schools and should be received by September 15th. If your school has not received the application by this date, please download the application from this web site or call our information line at 212-971-3000 x327 to request a copy by mail. For more information, visit the Parents As Arts Partners Grant Program FAQs for answers to commonly asked questions about the application process. To learn more about Adobe Acrobat PDF files, click here ABOUT THE PARENT AS ARTS PARTNERS (PARENT ARTS) GRANT PROGRAM The Center awards grants of up to $3,000 each to as many as 150 New York City public schools each year. The
Dowling College Library - Selected Education Links
The Learning Network Free classroom resources from the new york Times including new york Times newspapers in education Provides curriculum guides for
http://www.dowling.edu/library/links/edlink.shtm

Extractions: Education Alliance for Curriculum Reform homepage exists to unify, support, and extend the work of its member organizations in improving curriculum and instruction. Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development ASCD Promotes the exchange of ideas and explores new initiatives and programs. Publications: Educational Leadership, Journal of Curriculum and Supervision. Check out their Reading Room Basic Concepts of Curriculum This is a syllabus from Florida State University. It contains documents, links, and MANY charts related to curriculum trends. Curriculum Development and Educational Standards Trinity College For Boys in Australia has produced this one stop shopping site for everything to do with curriculum development and current trends. This site is a MUST see! Education week on the web Ezine that deals with current issues in education. Eisenhower National Clearinghouse "ENC's mission is to identify effective curriculum resources, create high-quality professional development materials, and disseminate useful information and products to improve K-12 mathematics and science teaching and learning." Links to many curriculum resources.
Resources For Parents Sarasota County Public Schools
A Safety Net For The InternetA Parents Guide The new york Public LIbrary Parenting education Index Links are provided to Internet resources from
http://www.sarasota.k12.fl.us/itsite/resources/parent_resources.htm

Extractions: General Interest CTW Family Workshop "A wonderful place for parents to get information and start using the Internet from the friends who bring you Sesame Street." Family.Com "Family.com is an online parenting service that offers comprehensive, high-quality information and a supportive community for raising children." The site has activities for kids, recipes, a parents' forum, and information about Internet safety for kids. Family Internet Homepage Many links to sites of interest to you and your family. This ever expanding resource is one of the better one-stop family sites around. FamilyPC on the Web FREEWARE LIST FOR EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY Need a free/cheap CAD program or a MIDI sequencer? Bob Bowman has provided several categories in education with hundreds of links to support educational technology. While it is far from comprehensive, it does provide a nice jumping off point for other freeware sites as well. Don't forget to run a virus check on ANY software you download!
About Fen.com
parenting to professional development we are the educational resource on the Family education Network has business offices in new york City, Boston,
http://www.fen.com/resources/aboutFEN.html

Extractions: Welcome to Family Education Network, the best of the Internet's content, resources, and shopping for parents, teachers, and kids. Launched in September, 2000, the company's mission is to be an online consumer network of the world's best learning and information resources, personalized to help parents, teachers, and students of all ages take control of their learning and make it part of their everyday lives. Family Education Network is built on a strong foundation of assets from the international media company, Pearson plc (NYSE:PSO), as well as educational properties from leading educational publishers and technology companies. Family Education Network has business offices in New York City, Boston, Chicago, and Paramus, NJ. For more information contact us by Email . If you have any questions about the site or need technical assistance, please visit the fen.com
Prevent Child Abuse New York
PIRC Healthy Families new york Public education Legislative and Policy Advocacy Prevention Information Resource Center (PIRC) and parent Helpline
http://preventchildabuseny.org/programs.shtml

Extractions: Prevent Child Abuse New York's programs and services address the critical need to involve all sectors of the state's communities in preventing child abuse. Our programs begin with the needs of the child, the family, and the community they live in. They expand to the human services and volunteer community that supports children and families. And they reach out to the public officials and policy makers who have ultimate responsibility to assure that every child has a protected childhood in safe communities. PIRC Healthy Families New York Public Education Legislative and Policy Advocacy ... Annual Conference Prevention Information Resource Center (PIRC) and Parent Helpline Assistance, information and referrals by phone, mail, internet and in-person at public events. PIRC is a source of help for families, professionals and community members to improve parenting practices and to prevent and intervene in child abuse and neglect. The first line of defense against child abuse is good parenting, so PIRC focuses heavily on serving parents, as well as professionals who work with parents and children. Every year, thousands of parents, youth, other family members, and concerned friends and neighbors find the assistance they need through the Helpline.
Teasing And Bullying: Parent Resources
parent resources. Banks, Ron (1997). Bullying in Schools. ERIC Digest, April, 1997 . Best Friends, Worst Enemies. new york Ballantine Books.
http://www.wcwonline.org/bullying/parent.html

Extractions: Champaign, IL: ERIC Clearinghouse on Elementary and Early Childhood Education. Coloroso, Barbara (2003). The Bully, the Bullied, and the Bystander. New York: Harper Collins. Bullies and Victims: Helping Your Child Through the Schoolyard Battlefield Freedman, Judy S. (2002). Easing the Teasing . New York: Contemporary Books. And Words Can Hurt Forever . New York: Free Press. Hate Hurts: How Children Learn and Unlearn Prejudice . New York: Scholastic. Best Friends, Worst Enemies . New York: Ballantine Books. Web sites The following web sites provide resource information about teasing and bullying. Most provide practical tips geared to parents, students or teachers. Some provide links to scholarly research. US Bullying Prevention Hotline: http://www.stopbullyingnow.hrsa.gov
ParentsKnow.com: The Ultimate Guide For Parenting In New York City! Home Of Big
Helpful articles on parenting issues, raising children in new york My Troubled Teen resources for Parents help for parents looking for a school or
http://www.parentsknow.com/weblinks/education.php

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Parent Involvement In Education
Is parent involvement a valuable, if largely untapped, resource for schools new york/London Longman Press, 1987. Reviews research on the effects of
http://www.nwrel.org/scpd/sirs/3/cu6.html

Extractions: (SIRS) Research You Can Use Close-Up #6 Kathleen Cotton and Karen Reed Wikelund INTRODUCTION It is no wonder that parent involvement with the schools has become a major educational issue in the 1980s. This is an era of increasing concern about the quality of education in this country. States are taking a greater role in monitoring and maintaining academic standards. Communities are ever more watchful of the expense of public education. Local schools are concerned about continuing to provide high-quality teaching and other services with dwindling resources. And parents want assurance that their children will receive adequate preparation to lead rewarding adult lives. Is parent involvement a valuable, if largely untapped, resource for schools struggling to provide state-ofthe -art instruction with diminishing fundsa way to instill pride and interest in schooling, increase student achievement, and enhance a sense of community and commitment? Or is it one more responsibility to add to overburdened teachers and administratorsor even a threat to the autonomy and professionalism of the schools? This review of the literature on parent involvement examines these issues, focusing, in particular on the following five areas:
Hello And Welcome To Parent Network Of Western New York
Hello and Welcome to parent Network of Western new york A Resource for parents of To locate current information on Special education and Disabilities
http://www.expage.com/parentnetworkwny

Extractions: Who we are: Parent Network of New York State I, Inc. (PNC) was originally organized in 1987 as Parent Network of WNY, a Tax-Exempt Not for Profit 501(c)(3). PNC had received major funding from a Parent Training and Information grant from the Office of Special Education Rehabilitation Services (US Dept. of Education) through September 1999. The organization has a proud history of providing training, information, support, and referral services for parents with individual with special needs in Western New York and throughout New York State.
Special Education, Learning Disabilities Advocacy, Legal Advice,Attorneys And La
new york. Northport Advocacy, assessments, and tutoring for children Partners Resource Network, The statewide parent Training and Information Center
http://www.iser.com/CAadvocacy.html

Extractions: For Advocacy Support Videos and Handbooks Nationwide and International Services Bodin Associates based in Los Altos, CA and serving a national and international client base. Education Management Consulting assessments for school placement and evaluation and for legal proceedings involving educational issues and institutions. Chicago Attorney Linda Mastandrea represents students with disability law needs and counsels schools and businesses on compliance with the law Edufax (with Marcia Rubinstein) Educational consulting, placement, and advocacy The Learning Curve of Wisconsin connecting resources in education for students with dpecial needs. Also provides expert witness testimony LD Online interactive guide for children, parents, teachers, and others involved with learning disabilities A+ International Consulting educational consulting internationaly: teacher training, legislative issues, curriculum planning and implementation Davis Dyslexia Association International Website contains information and a forum for networking among parents and teachers, and support for using Davis methods at home.
What Parents Want To Know About Foreign Language Immersion Programs
See also the following Resource Guides Online The Effectiveness of Bilingual Immersion education International perspectives. new york Cambridge
http://www.cal.org/resources/digest/0304fortune.html

Extractions: EDO-FL-03-04 See also the following Resource Guides Online The Effectiveness of Bilingual Education Raising Children Bilingually , and Two Way (Dual) Immersion and other digests on bilingual education and two way immersion Tara W. Fortune, Center for Advanced Research on Language Acquisition, University of Minnesota Diane J. Tedick, Department of Curriculum and Instruction, University of Minnesota Modeled after the pioneering French immersion programs developed in Canada in the 1960s, foreign language immersion programs in the United States are designed to enrich the education of native-English-speaking students by teaching them all of their academic subjects in a second language. The goal is for students to become proficient in the second language and develop increased cultural awareness while reaching a high level of academic achievement. Students develop proficiency in the second language by hearing and using it to learn all of their school subjects rather than by studying the language itself. Parents who are considering an immersion program for their child usually have many questions. This digest provides introductory responses to some of the questions most commonly posed by parents.
Familyeducation.com: A Parenting And Education Resource
An online community for parents of kids age zero to seven featuring day for 75 days a Thanksgiving holiday for a family of 8 in new york City!
http://www.familyeducation.com/age/0,3598,1,00.html
Bookstore - NYC School Guides, Test Preparation, Education Policy
new york Citys Best Public Elementary Schools, A Parents Guide, Board ofEducation by Charles J. Ogletree, new york, WW Norton Company; April 2004
http://www.insideschools.org/home/bookstore.php

Extractions: Check out our choice of books with an accent on New York City schools: where to find them, how to get into them, what kids learn, how teachers teach, and the debate about the future of public education. Buy them here, and a portion of the sales will go to support our work at Insideschools. School guides Test preparation Teaching and learning Education policy School guides by Clara Hemphill, with Deborah Apsel, Marcia Biederman and Jacqueline Wayans, Teachers College Press, 2004 Order the latest edition of Public Middle Schools: New York City's Best now! Completely updated with 67 school profiles, this book offers more depth and detail than our Insideschools reports. "This book can save your life if you are trying to navigate the confusing world of middle school choice. The research is thorough, the guidance is sound, and the authors get that there is not one right answer about what are the 'best' schools, but rather that parents want to know a whole range of details so they can make the 'best' choices for their own individual children," Susan Brenna, middle school parent.
Homeschooling Resources For Parents And Students
This brochure highlights educational materials for parents who teach their childrenat Teach Your Own. new york Delacorte Press. Hood, Mary. 1996.
http://www.kidsource.com/kidsource/content2/homeschooling_Resources.html

Extractions: Articles This brochure highlights educational materials for parents who teach their children at home. Many of the journals, newsletters, books, and electronic sources listed here are available through libraries, public schools, government agencies, nonprofit institutions, and online services. Resources not included below include a special annual issue of Growing Without Schooling ($6; 617- 864-3100) listing contact information for state associations, support organizations, and experienced homeschoolers; a list of state support organizations from the Home School Legal Defense Fund (free; 540-330-5600); the Homeschool Associates' bookmobile (East Coast only; 1-800-882- 2828); and the Educational Resources Information Center (1-800-LET-ERIC). If you are new to homeschooling, other homeschoolers are an invaluable source of information. If you do not know any in your area, your state department of education will likely have the names and addresses of homeschooling contacts in your state.
Parent Resources
new YorkBasic Books, 1991. parent Educational resources (www.ed.gov/pubs/parents),Ginott. Haim G. Teacher and Child. new YorkAvon Books, 1970.
http://www.hudson.k12.ma.us/parent_resources/home.htm
Education Resources For Teachers, Students And Parents: Journey To Forever
Educational WWW resources for K12 Students and Teachers, Integrate the Internet The new home schoolers aren t hermits. They are diverse parents who are
http://journeytoforever.org/edu_resource.html

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Www.NYCCOUNCIL.info - NEW YORK CITY COUNCIL
new york City Speaker Gifford Miller, other members of the City Council, the UFT, new story. CFE Commission Issues Report The 13member education
http://www.nyccouncil.info/

Extractions: Council Greens âBig Apple,â Protects Workers, Votes Out Gas Resolution Int. 324-A will set green building standards for the construction and renovation of many building projects paid for with City capital funds. These standards will ensure that site planning, energy and water efficiency, the use of renewable energy, and conservation of materials and resources are incorporated into these projects. Int. 629-A will dramatically increase fines on stores that lock in workers against their will. Council Member David Yasskyâs bill raises fines 10-fold for businesses that lock their employees in at night, from $500 to $5,000 for the first offense. Subsequent offenses would raise the penalty to $20,000. The 13-member education commission charged with creating a plan to spend billions in state funds from the Campaign for Fiscal Equity lawsuit issued its first report. The report contains recommendations that include a shift in priorities that would make City public school teachers a primary focus . . .
Education News - New York Times
new york Times education The new york Times Parents of new york City publicschool students are wondering what good are scores from a test given in
http://www.nytimes.com/pages/education/

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