41. User Groups, ExEd, Tucson Unified School District Open to Special Ed. Administrators and ADE staff in arizona TUSD Regular education staff wishing to receive notices revolving around Special education http://edweb.tusd.k12.az.us/exced/UserGroups/user_groups.htm

TUSD Home Departments Exceptional Education CHART INFO O pen An yone AT Interest Open Specific Groups Only AADSI Community Alternate Assessment AZ SPED Directors Exceptional Ed. Closed Reserved Specific Groups Only AADSI Admin Behavior and Integration Specialists CISW ExEd Mentors EECTs/HS Chairs/ Assistants EXEL HS Chairs ICEES OT-PT-APE Psychologists Reading 1st Social Workers Speech Pathologists Teachers of the Hearing Impaired Teachers of the Visually Impaired Listserv Groups The TUSD Exceptional Education Department hosts a variety of email groups to support professional development and to facilitate communication in Exceptional Education in TUSD and throughout Arizona. Some of these groups are open for subscription while other groups are reserved to specific groups.

42. Arizona Education Association AEA worked closely with the arizona Department of education on arizona AEA staff and leaders talk with reporters from newspapers across arizona on key http://www.arizonaea.org/aeahome/memberpreview/keeppromise.html

43. School-based Coaching & Staff Development studies of this professional development approach. Harvard education Letter s SchoolBased In-school staff development positions need stable funding. http://www.arizonaea.org/teaching.php?page=145

44. Featured State Of The Month The program is delivered through a variety of professional development venues and Teacher InService education Programs arizona s kindergarten through http://www.agclassroom.org/feature/

Site Map Question/Comment Contact Us Text Version ... Archive of Featured States Archive of Featured State Alabama California Connecticut Florida Georgia Illinois Iowa Louisiana Maine Maryland Minnesota Missouri Nebraska New Jersey New Mexico North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming The Arizona Agricultural Literacy Program is coordinated by a 4-H faculty member of the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension with additional funding from the Arizona Foundation for Agricultural Literacy. The program is delivered through a variety of professional development venues and activities to assist educators in becoming "highly qualified" professionals. These include the Summer Agricultural Institute, curriculum information programs, teacher in-service educational programs, promotional activities, and materials/lessons' development. The program relies heavily on partnerships with other educational delivery organizations. This program is a partnership with the agricultural community. The agriculture community and the program have an established vision to increase knowledge and understanding of the agriculture industry. This vision is implemented through three goals which are:

45. Career And Technical Education (CTE) Blank Space used for Layout, arizona Department of education Openings with other Career and Technical education staff in providing technical assistance http://az.gov/webapp/portal/displaycontent.jsp?id=1355

46. About ALTP Help organize the education and training delivery system within arizona for arizona teachers need continuous professional development to integrate and http://www.altp.org/AboutALTP/aboutaltp090199.htm

Looking to the future... ARIZONA LEARNING TECHNOLOGY PARTNERSHIP of the GOVERNOR'S STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Helping Arizona K-12 schools effectively use technology through training and professional development. Do you want Motivated and energized students? More time for teachers to spend with students who really need attention? Graduates fully prepared to enter the work force? ALTP Overview Long-Term Projects What This Means to You Near-Term Projects ... You Become Involved ALTP Overview Arizona's Learning Technology Partnership is a stakeholder coalition organization under the umbrella of the Governor's Strategic Partnership for Economic Development (GSPED) that is dedicated to revitalizing learning throughout Arizona with advanced education technologies. The Learning Technology Partnership vision is that K-12 educational performance in Arizona public schools moves from the 4th to 1st quartile within the next 5 years with radical improvements in skills of teachers and students. This vision can be realized using Computers: hardware

47. AABE-- ALEC: ARIZONA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION RESOLUTION AGAINST PROP 203 AEA programs include professional development, bargaining and advocacy, arizona education Association, 4000 N. Central Ave., Suite 1600, Phoenix, http://azbilingualed.org/AZ Hist-ALEC/Resolutions Prop 203/arizona_education_ass

ARIZONA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION With over 29,000 members, the Arizona Education Association is by far the largest professional organization in Arizona. AEA was formed more than a century ago, in 1892, when a group of Arizona educators banded together to protest the use of 14-year-old textbooks. Since that time AEA has maintained its leading position in advocating for support of Arizona's public schools, improving the quality of public education through positive change, and improving the professional lives of teachers and school staff members. There are more than 150 local affiliated associations statewide such as the Mesa Education Association, Tucson Education Association and Flagstaff Education Association. More than a thousand educators and educational support personnel volunteer their services to their locals on behalf of the members. Association membership is open to employees of all Arizona public schools, college and university employees, retired educators, and college students studying to be teachers. If one of these categories includes you, we hope you'll join us soon. Contact us at the address listed below. AEA programs include professional development, bargaining and advocacy, government relations, communications and public relations, legal services, and special services. AEA actively participates in many education, business, and civic partnerships and coalitions as part of its mission to make Arizona's public schools the best in the nation.

48. NTEU - Australia's Union For Tertiary Education Staff Otherwise the next development is unclear. Smart Casuals NTEU Handbook for Casual University staff South Australia http://www.nteu.org.au/gui/siteindex/

This site will work and look better in a browser that supports web standards, but is accessible to any browser or internet device. More information here National Tertiary Education Union Search: Home Site Index Site Map or Search tool A B C ... J K L M N O ... W X Y Z Top 11 August 2004 Issue Top 2000-2001 Accounts ... 2003-2004 Audited Accounts A Top A Postgraduate's Guide to University Employment Abbott's anti-worker legislation About NTEU ... An AWA is almost always drafted unilaterally by an employer: this is the case with those offered by the Unviversity of Melbourne. While on AWAs, staff members have no right to participate in enterprise bargaining or to take industrial action. With an Enterprise Agreement, staff negotiate together. With an AWA, staff negotiate alone. If I sign an A WA, what could I lose? · AWAs cannot undercut our enterprise agreement; and The new industrial relations changes will abolish these protections. · Our enterprise agreement will expire in June 2006 and any new enterprise agreement will no longer override AWAs; · The new IR laws will abolish the no disadvantage test. AWAs will be assessed against a very low threshold of standards.

49. NSTA - Education News The fiveyear, tuition-free program will consist of arizona State University How can science educators benefit from the professional development http://www.nsta.org/educationnews/&category_ID=198

sort by date rank advanced search Subcategory: Professional Development Study Smart With These Sites Aug 21 2005 - Los Angeles Times (Requires free registration) Science teachers looking for free online resources to help their students can check out this article. Author David Colker has compiled a list of several useful websites that cover various scientific disciplines such as astronomy, anatomy, biology, chemistry, and physics. The list also includes websites about math and conversions. Web-Based Tool to Assist Teachers Aug 4 2005 - Des Moines Register (Iowa) A program implemented in New York, Virginia, and Washington schools to help teachers is coming to Iowa. The Teach First training program is a web-based tool that can help educators plan and present content designed to appeal to all learners in the classroom. The program also provides teachers with opportunities to discuss the latest research for teaching literacy. For more ideas related to the theme Summer: A Time for Reflection and Renewal, NSTA members can refer to the Summer 2005 edition of The Science Teacher Teachers Get to Know Butterflies Aug 2 2005 - The News Journal (Wilmington, Delaware)

50. State Efforts arizona School Services Through education Technology and education Portal Educators can create a personalized professional development plan through http://www.teacherquality.us/Public/PromisingPractices.asp?PPCategoryID=6

51. Education And Professional Development - Special Events - Optics & Photonics 200 from the University of arizona and is currently Manager of Science education and His physics education research, curriculum development work and http://www.spie.org/Conferences/Programs/05/am/specialevents/index.cfm?fuseactio

52. Gilbert Arizona Education System And School Report The District s Business and Workforce development department, PMI is the educational arm of the arizona Tooling and Machining Association, http://www.paulroth.com/GilbertSchools.htm

Gilbert Arizona Education System Return to Gilbert Arizona Home Page T he Town of Gilbert is part of a high quality educational system. Its public schools are some of the best in the state, and there are numerous higher education facilities located nearby offering everything from business degrees to doctorates. Below is a list of topics that this section covers: Primary/Secondary Education Gilbert Public Schools General Data Student Enrollment ... Innovative School Programs National Recognition for Gilbert Schools Higher Education Arizona State University Arizona State University East and Williams Gateway Airport (Educational Component) Maricopa Community College District ... The Arizona Gakuen (Japanese Saturday School) Primary/Secondary Education Gilbert Public Schools One of the factors contributing to the rapid growth of Gilbert is the reputation of the school system. Gilbert Public Schools employs an energetic group of educators who actively seek better ways of educating the children they serve. General Data: Size of district: 62.5 square miles

53. AZ Foundation For Resource Education::News News from the arizona Foundation for Resource education. The professional development experience has been attended by over 1600 teachers since 1994. http://www.azresourceed.org/archive/2003oct_nov.html

Foundation Flashes: Volume 1, Number 1 October/November 2003 home about us welcome news ... archive Arizona Foundation for Resource Education Finishes Second Year The Arizona Foundation for Resource Education began its second year in January, 2003. Formerly the Arizona Mining Association's educational program, the organization is a 501(c)(3) non-profit foundation whose mission is to promote understanding about natural resources and related industries by providing Arizona's K-12 teachers real-world, hands-on professional development opportunities that focus on the importance of Arizona's natural resources. Teachers have also participated in study tours emphasizing agriculture, water, and the connection of geology to reforestation on the Mollogon Rim. In late June the Foundation staff and over a dozen natural resource organizations and businesses facilitated a brand-new event, the Arizona Studies Academy, at Northern Arizona University. Educators working as teams studied agriculture, built environments, forestry, mining, natural environments, and utilities and then developed classroom plans and projects using their new knowledge. The Foundation finished its summer with the very popular Copper Connections experience in central Phoenix in late July. This weeklong event that focuses on Arizona's geology, its mineral wealth and the importance of the state's mining industry, has become one of the hallmarks of the Foundation's educational program. Said participant, Christine Bailey, Sonoma Ranch Elementary School librarian, "The amount of information dispensed and the knowledge imparted to us was tremendous. I'm encouraged and ready to get back to work." The professional development experience has been attended by over 1,600 teachers since 1994.

54. Higher Education - The Critical Thinking Community Home Professional development Higher education Faculty in a longterm staff development program learn how to design content-driven instruction; http://www.criticalthinking.org/professionalDev/higherEducation.shtml

view cart / checkout Critical Thinking Home Professional Development Higher Education Higher Education Honoraria and Expenses General Information Scheduling Long-Term Professional Development Plan Six 2-day workshops Over A Three Year Period Or Develop a Plan Workshop-by-Workshop Critical thinking is not an isolated goal unrelated to other important goals in education. Rather, it is a seminal goal which, done well, simultaneously facilitates a rainbow of other ends. It is best conceived, therefore, as the hub around which all other educational ends cluster. For example, as students learn to think more critically, they become more proficient at historical, scientific, and mathematical thinking. They develop skills, abilities, and values critical to success in everyday life. All of this assumes, of course, that those who teach have a solid grounding in critical thinking and in the teaching strategies essential to it. We agree. It is clear that there is no way to bring critical thinking successfully into instruction across the curriculum with a stand-alone one or two-day workshop. At best, a one or two-day workshop can do three things:

55. Topics In Secondary Education And Transition For Youth With Preparing for Postsecondary education Professional development staff development, See Topic on Professional development http://www.ncset.org/topics/topicsindex.asp

56. Arizona Economic Development Directory Directory of economic development agencies in arizona. Quality medical care, education, transportation. Economic development for Apache County http://www.ecodevdirectory.com/arizona.htm

Arizona Economic Development Directory AZ Economic Development Directory of the websites of economic development agencies in Arizona. Updated links to economic development information for business people, real estate departments, brokers and consultants in AZ Scroll down to: Statewide Arizona Northern Arizona Southern Arizona International Economic Development Council The International Economic Development Council (IEDC) is the premier membership organization dedicated to helping economic developers create high-quality jobs, develop vibrant communities and improve the quality of life in their regions. We represent the largest network of economic developers in the world, providing a diverse range of services, including conferences professional development research and advisory services legislative tracking , and much more. Join IEDC today and leverage the strength of our united membership to get ahead and get things done. Statewide Arizona Arizona Association for Eco Dev Arizona Department of Commerce Northern Arizona Prescott Valley Economic Development Prescott Valley "Where Opportunity Lives" one of the fastest growing towns in the Southwest. A quality workforce centrally located between I-10 & I-40 with enterprise zone, business friendly, quality educational facilities, and a great community for families.

57. Arizona Highlights -- WICHE Here are a few highlights concerning education trends in arizona from WICHE s Policy including enhancing the professional development of teachers and http://www.wiche.edu/States/az.asp

WICHE STATES Alaska Arizona California Colorado ... COMMITTEE ARIZONA STATE HIGHLIGHTS Higher Ed Trends Student Exchange Programs Educational Telecommunications Policy Strategies ... ARIZONA'S 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ARIZONA COMMISSIONERS John Haeger president, Northern Arizona University Flagstaff David Lorenz retired vice president of administration and finance, Northern Arizona University Flagstaff Joel D. Sideman executive director, Arizona Board of Regents Phoenix HIGHER ED TRENDS Here are a few highlights concerning education trends in Arizona from WICHE's unit: By 2015, the proportion of Arizona's population 18 to 24 years old is expected to remain stable at about 10 percent, while the proportion over 65 will increase from 13 to almost 17 percent. Between 1998 and 2008, the proportion of public high school graduates in Arizona that are white non-Latino will decline from nearly 63 percent to 49 percent. All underrepresented minority groups will increase in size, with Latinos moving from under 25 to 36 percent. The 20 percent of Arizona residents 25 years and older who completed a bachelor's degree or more is lower than the regional (26 percent) and the national rate (24 percent).

58. The NEA Foundation arizona education Association Teaching and Learning Foundation In addition to focusing on professional development, the partners will support policies http://www.neafoundation.org/programs/teacherqualitysites_2005.htm

Site search: Home Grants Attracting and Retaining Teachers, 2005 Last updated 05.24.05 Attracting and Retaining Accomplished Teachers in Hard-to-Staff Public Schools, Funded Sites March 2005 Arizona Education Association Teaching and Learning Foundation Iowa State Education Association Maryland State Teachers Association University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center Arizona Education Association Teaching and Learning Foundation The Arizona Education Association Teaching and Learning Foundation is partnering with the Paradise Valley Education Association; Paradise Valley Unified School District; and the Arizona Department of Education, Highly Qualified Professional Unit. At the conclusion of the 18-month grant period, the partnership will measure the effectiveness of its efforts through a combination of state and local indicators including greater interest in pursuing National Board Certification, greater rates of teacher retention in the targeted schools, more pre-candidacy courses for National Board Certification, and introduction of legislation to support this initiative. An external evaluator will use interviews, surveys, and other research to identify and document barriers to effective recruitment and retention, with the support of the Educational Testing Service.

59. IPFW Division Of Continuing Studies: Personal&Professional Development Personal Professional development at Indiana UniversityPurdue Faculty staff Services AZ education ConnectionSM/PLATO® education Loan http://www.ipfw.edu/dcs/ppd/default.shtml

IPFW Site Map A-Z Advanced Search ... Contact Us The Department of Personal and Professional Development (PPD) offers a wide range of courses The advantages of these noncredit classes are that admission to the university is not required for registration, there are no out-of-state fees, and most classes offer Continuing Education Units to demonstrate professional development. Customer training programs for business, manufacturing, non-profit, and health organizations also are available through PPD. Contact Ken McCrory at 260-407-6452 or email mccroryk@ipfw.edu Registration You can register: Online: https://learn.ipfw.edu/ By Phone: 260-481-6619 or print and fill out the registration form to register: By Mail: IPFW Division of Continuing Studies 2101 E. Coliseum Blvd. Fort Wayne, IN 46805 By Fax: 260-481-6949 In Person: Division of Continuing Studies, Kettler Hall, Room 145 Need Financial Assistance? IPFW non-credit students enrolled through Continuing Studies have the option to apply for alternative educational loans through private lenders for non-credit courses. These loans are not federal or state financial assistance programs. You can apply directly through the lenders listed below. Be sure to compare the different options each lender offers to find the loan best suited for you.

60. National Adult Education Professional Development Consortium - Members A natural resource for adult education state directors and staff members. NAEPDC Committees National Adult education Professional development Consortium http://www.naepdc.org/members/members.html

Members NAEPDC Executive Committee The Executive Committee serves as the Board of Directors for the National Adult Education Professional Development Consortium. NAEPDC Committees National Adult Education Professional Development Consortium committee lists (standing and ad hoc), special interest groups and state leadership collaboratives. General Membership List, by Region * Denotes that the state is not a member of the Consortium during the 2002 Program Year. Area I Eastern Area II Southern Area III Midwestern Area IV Western Connecticut Delaware Washington, D.C. Maine ... Guam Alabama Mr. Robert Romine Director of Adult Education Program Alabama Department of Postsecondary Education PO Box 302130 401 Adams Avenue Montgomery, AL 36103-2130 Phone: (334) 242-2926 Fax: (334) 242-0214 E-mail: romine@acs.cc.al.us Web site: http://slincs.coe.utk.edu/alabama For More Information Contact: Dr. Naomi Scales Education Specialist Adult Education Program 401 Adams Avenue Montgomery, AL 36104-4340

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