41. BSLC: Faculty Resources: General Resources: Massachusetts Department Of Educatio massachusetts Department of education Community SL. This official site providesmainly information for K12 schools. More general Resources http://ecampus.bentley.edu/dept/bslc/new/05/general07.htm

TheShell(5.8) Massachusetts Department of Education Community S-L This official site provides mainly information for K-12 schools. However through different sections, some useful information about Service-Learning as well as potential partners for a project are available. Community and Service-Learning Section: About Community Service-Learning: this part explains what CSL is and is not. Some ideas may be very useful as an introduction. Current Programs, Grants and Funding: this part targets high schools and provides full descriptions of past funded programs with the requested amounts, the amounts obtained, and the number of demands. Each funded program is depicted, which may lead to some project ideas or collaborations. Related Info: The compiled bibliography offers a list of online articles and reports about Service-Learning. Family and Community Section: The four parts, Special Communities, Adult Basic Education, Alternative Education, and Student Support, offer descriptions of programs with involvement opportunities or provide studies about topics related to Service-Learning experiences. Web Address Below (copy and paste into browser) Community and Service-Learning: http://www.doe.mass.edu/csl/ Family and Community: http://www.doe.mass.edu/FamComm/

42. Michigan Council For Internships And Cooperative Education : General Information The first secondary cooperative education program was established in 1909 atFitchburg, massachusetts, in cooperation with the general Electric Company. http://www.egr.msu.edu/mc-ice/general.shtml

General Information: Overview Our Mission Our Strategic Plan How You Can Become Involved ... Current Leadership/Past Leadership Annual Report/Recent Accomplishments - Coming Soon! Publications - Coming Soon! An Overview Cooperative education is an academic/business strategy that combines on-campus study with practical, paid work experience. Students in cooperative education programs alternate between periods of study in school and periods of employment in business, government and non-profit organizations. Both types of learning experiences are planned and supervised to contribute to students' education and employability. Formal cooperative education began at the University of Cincinnati in the early 1900's when 27 engineering students were placed in a training program which alternated one week of practical work experience with one week of instruction at the school. The program developed so well that the entire school of engineering shifted to the cooperative plan in 1920. The first secondary cooperative education program was established in 1909 at Fitchburg, Massachusetts, in cooperation with the General Electric Company. Based on the success of the Cincinnati venture, other schools and colleges started programs of their own. The University of Detroit (1911) and General Motors Institute (1925) were the first colleges in Michigan to adopt the cooperative plan.

43. University Of Massachusetts Lowell Mathematical Sciences - Courses (FAQ) What other mathematics courses fulfill the mathematics general education This is an Official Page/Publication of the University of massachusetts Lowell. http://www.uml.edu/Dept/Math/courses/faq.htm

FAQ about Math Courses Do students who currently take 92.11 (Math Perspectives) need to take both 92.111 and 92.151? Who should take the new 92.111 (Quantitative Reasoning)? Does 92.111 fulfill the new mathematics General Education requirement? Can 92.111 be used as a free elective for all students? ... Do credits earned in 92.127 count towards graduation? Do students who currently take 92.11 (Math Perspectives) need to take both 92.111 and 92.151? NO... Most students will take only one of them, depending on the circumstances. Who should take the new 92.111 (Quantitative Reasoning)? Some humanities/social science students may be required to take this course as a result of placement test scores. For Spring, 2001 the only students who must take 92.111 are those who were placed in sections 221-232 of 92.111 in Fall, 2000 but did not pass. Other students who are weak in mathematics, particularly those having difficulty in 92.183 or 92.283, may elect to take this course. Does 92.111 fulfill the new mathematics General Education requirement?

44. Loma Linda University Adventist Health Sciences Center: Board Of Trustees Garland Dulan, PhD, director, department of education, general Conference Conference of the Seventhday Adventist Church, South Lancaster, massachusetts http://www.llu.edu/directory/lluahsc/

Loma Linda University Adventist Health Sciences Center (LLUAHSC) Chair: Lowell C. Cooper, MDiv, MPH, general vice president of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Takoma Park, Maryland Lowell C. Cooper, MDiv, MPH, named Boards of Trustees chair Vice chair: Don C. Schneider, MA, president, North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists, Silver Spring, Maryland Carol Allen, PhD, RN, chair, department of nursing, Oakwood College, Huntsville, Alabama Lorne Babiuk, PhD, director, Vaccine Infectious Disease Organization, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada Matthew Bediako, MA, MSPH, secretary, General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Silver Spring, Maryland Dennis N. Carlson, DMin, MDiv, president, Mid-America Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Lincoln, Nebraska Robert G. Carmen, OTR, MPA, executive vice president, Adventist Health, Roseville, California James J. Couperus, MD, chair, department of medicine, School of Medicine, Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, California Garland Dulan, PhD, director, department of education, General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Silver Spring, Maryland

45. General Education Plan Proposed general education Plan for the University of massachusetts Boston.EXECUTIVE SUMMARY. I. Goals and Principles of general education http://www.umb.edu/about_umb/pew/student_learning/general_ed/GE_plan.html

Back to General Education THE UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON GENERAL EDUCATION STEERING COMMITTEE OCTOBER 1997 Proposed General Education Plan for the University of Massachusetts Boston EXECUTIVE SUMMARY I. Goals and Principles of General Education The purpose of the General Education Program at the University of Massachusetts Boston is to facilitate the acquisition of the knowledge, capabilities, and attitudes which will help students form a foundation for lifelong learning. As a result of our program, our students should graduate with the capacity and propensity to: engage in critical reading and analysis; speak, listen and write effectively; reason logically and quantitatively; use technology to further learning; work independently and collaboratively; explore the principal approaches to knowledge; understand and respect human diversity; and learn in depth. In order to assist our students in the achievement of these goals and to work within the realities of our institution, we believe that any revision of general education at UMass Boston should: - Build on present curricular strengths and experiences - Extend throughout a student's college career - Consider the needs of transfer students - Integrate work in general education with the major - Allow appropriate collegiate variation - Be periodically assessed and revised II. Summary of the Plan

46. Health Services At UMass Boston - Staff education University of massachusetts Boston, 1998, MS University of massachusettsAmherst, education Citizens general Hospital School of Nursing http://www.umb.edu/students/health/staff.html

47. Faculty such as the massachusetts Department of education, the Boston Public Assistant Professor of general education, Assistant Dean for general education http://www.simmons.edu/gradstudies/education/academics/faculty.shtml

@import "/c/casgs/00Import/EDU/L4Academics.css"; 300 The Fenway Boston, Massachusetts Site Navigation ( skip navigation CAS Graduate Studies Home Communications Management Program * Education Programs ... Dual Degree Programs Education Programs Navigation About Education Admission and Financial Aid * Academic Programs Career Focus ... Visit In this Section: Academic Programs General Education Special Education * Faculty Courses Collaborative Partnerships Forms and Downloads Request More Info faculty Simmons professors are actively engaged in their fields as distinguished researchers, Fulbright scholars, administrators, consultants, and community leaders. Their achievements cover a wide range of areas, from literature and law, to public education, cultural diversity, and corporate communications in the United States and around the world. Our faculty serve as advisors to numerous government, non-profit, and corporate organizations, such as the Massachusetts Department of Education, the Boston Public Library, the National Center for Learning Disabilities, Girl Scouts of America, Inc., the National Endowment for the Humanities, IBM, and the United Nations. Existentialism and The Philosophical Tradition

48. Report No. 12 Of The Massachusetts School Board (1848) Born in massachusetts in a Calvinist small town, Mann (17961859) had little formal The necessity of general intelligence,that is, of education, http://usinfo.state.gov/usa/infousa/facts/democrac/16.htm

Report No. 12 of the Massachusetts School Board (1848) Horace Mann The European tradition of education centered in the family rather than in schools did not take root in the United States, because the pattern of the extended familyseveral generations living under one roofdisappeared on the frontier. As families moved to take advantage of free land, the old educational patterns broke down, and new forms were generated. As a result, Americans began to delegate more and more educational responsibility to the schools. The basic skills of reading, writing and arithmetic were just the start; over the decades society has assigned many other skills previously learned in the homes to be taught in schools. But aside from teaching knowledge and skills, reformers saw the schools as the logical place to inculcate democratic idealism. In the 1820s universal education was an idea held by only a few visionaries; within a generation, a majority of the states had bought into this idea. Aside from abolition, no other reform movement of the Jacksonian era had such success, and the key figure was Horace Mann. Born in Massachusetts in a Calvinist small town, Mann (1796-1859) had little formal education as a youth, but read a lot at the town library, where he learned enough to be admitted to Brown University. After graduation in 1819 he taught for a while, studied law and then entered politics, where he soon became a rising star in the state assembly. Then in 1835, he shocked family and friends by taking the job of secretary to the Massachusetts Commission to Improve Education (later the State Board of Education), an agency with no money or control over local schools.

49. Brigham Young University: Undergraduate Education John D. Lamb, Associate Dean, general education 1978; graduated with HighestHonors; Ph.D. (Physics), massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1984 http://saugus.byu.edu/

50. Massachusetts General Hospital Neuroradiology - Education - Lectures And Reviews Mass general Hospital Department of Neuroradiology View Other EducationPrograms Neuroradiology Fellowship Program Neuroradiology Program for MGH http://www.mghneuroradiology.org/NewFiles/lectures_reviews.html

LECTURES AND REVIEWS Normal Cortical Anatomy Author: Nick Pititti, MD, PhD Schaefer PW, Grant E, Gonzalez RG. State of the Art: Diffusion MRI of the Brain . Radiology 2000;217:331-345. View Other Education Programs Neuroradiology Fellowship Program Neuroradiology Program for MGH Radiology Residents Research Education ... Radiology

51. Massachusetts General Hospital Neuroradiology - Education - Neuroradiology Fello research students The Neuroradiology Fellowship at the massachusetts general education of our Neuroradiology Fellows revolves around our excellent case http://www.mghneuroradiology.org/NewFiles/edu_fellowships.html

NEURORADIOLOGY FELLOWSHIP The Neuroradiology Fellowship at the Massachusetts General Hospital is a rigorous program of clinical teaching and exposure to research designed to train first rate neuroradiologists and leaders in our rapidly evolving subspecialty. Education of our Neuroradiology Fellows revolves around our excellent case material that accrues continuously, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The MGH is exceptionally strong in the clinical neurosciences and is consistently rated as one of the top 2 or 3 hospitals in this arena. In addition, we provide a series of specialized teaching conferences designed for the education of our fellows. There are numerous joint conferences held between ourselves and other clinical services designed for patient management which are also excellent for educational purposes. Clinical programs of the highest quality have been established at the MGH in acute stroke, neuro-oncology, skull base neoplasms, pediatric neurology, aneurysms and AVMs, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's disease and movement disorders. We are thus engaged with state-of-the-art approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of all major CNS diseases. Neuroimaging research at the MGH is at the forefront. Clinical applications of functional MRI, including diffusion and perfusion MRI, are more advanced than at any other institution. We are also active in developing clinical applications of MR spectroscopy. Our close working relationship with the MRI group makes possible these cutting-edge research efforts. In addition, active research programs in functional brain mapping, PET studies of neoplasms, and several projects in the interventional area are available for participation by fellows. We are leaders in the field of image guided stroke therapy.

52. SIMMONS COLLEGE, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, USA - UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE PROGRAM Rhetoric Computer and Information Sciences, general Early Childhood education and One of the main goals of a Simmons education is to prepare women to be http://www.euroeducation.net/studyusa/simmons_college/

EuroEducation. net The best choice for education in Europe A Guide to Graduate Programmes in Arts, Business, Economics, Engineering, Humanities, Management, MBA, Science Simmons College Address 300 The Fenway, Boston, Massachusetts 02115, United States of America Tel. No. Fax No. Course titles About Simmons College Request For Further Information Please fill in the information below and your request will be submitted to the university. Title* Mr Mrs Ms Miss Your first name* Your middle name Your last name* Your E-mail address* Your phone No.* (with dialing codes) Your fax No. Nationality* Address 1* Address 2* Address 3* City* Foreign Postal Code* State Country* (where you live) Expected College enrollment date* Day Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Year Years of school completed Level of Degree desired Select One Bachelor Master PhD Doctorate Additional information (e.g. course you want to do, etc.) I would like periodically to receive free the EuroEducation Newsletter with information on course opportunities and new developments in the field of education. IMPORTANT!

53. Bilingual Education Massachusetts Web Page Bilingual education massachusetts Website. Research and studies that havedealt with bilingual education and the use of the native language in general http://members.aol.com/neilesl/

Bilingual Education Massachusetts Web Page with information on bilingual education and legislation. To write with questions or for more info : neilesl@aol.com To join : bilingualedmass@yahoogroups.com, go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BilingualEdMass or write BilingualEdMass-subscribe@yahoogroups.com Please send any suggested links or information on bad links to the above E-mail address : Neil's links : Myths and Realities about Bilingual Education : http://members.aol.com/neilesl/myths_and_ realities.html The Bilingual Education Debate http://members.aol.com/neilesl/debate.html Information on the "Unz" initiative - Massachusetts http://members.aol.com/neilesl/initiative.html Article about post question 2 analysis and advocacy http://members.aol.com/neilesl/future.htm Modern Racism and Its Psychosocial Effects on Society including a discussion about bilingual education - http://members.aol.com/neilesl/racism.html Mass links : Multilingual Action Coalition (MAC) P.O. Box 934 Amherst, MA 01002 Dedicated to promoting the needs of the multilingual communities of Amherst, Massachusetts and surrounding areas. http://mac.blix.com/

54. The Massachusetts Braille Literacy Act: Matp.org Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in general Court 71 of the general Laws shall be developed by the Department of education, http://www.matp.org/rights/braille_literacy_act.htm

Skip Navigation Home About MATP Services ... Funding Sources MATP Massachusetts Assistive Technology Partnership Training Manual Trading Post Archives Related Sites ... Site Map The Massachusetts Braille Literacy Act H 2144, Chapter 374 THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS In the Year One Thousand Nine Hundred and Ninety-six AN ACT RELATIVE TO BRAILLE LITERACY. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows: SECTION 1. Chapter 6 of the General Laws is hereby amended by inserting after Section 133E the following section:- SECTION 2. Section 1B of Chapter 69 of the General Laws, as appearing in the 1994 Official Edition, is hereby amended by inserting after the twenty-first paragraph the following paragraph:- The board shall provide information to schools concerning the titles and sources of Braille text books and technical assistance to schools to develop Braille translation of titles not presently available. The board shall ensure, through referral by the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind's children's services specialists or other appropriate persons for investigation of any alleged violations, that schools within its jurisdiction purchase or otherwise provide written material to meet the individual education needs of blind persons, either directly or through adaptation. SECTION 3. Section 38G of Chapter 71 of the General Laws, as so appearing, is hereby amended by inserting after the nineteenth paragraph the following paragraph:-

55. Pioneer Institute For Public Policy Research Bilingual education Act, Chapter 71A of the massachusetts general Laws, In its 1994 report, the massachusetts Bilingual education Commission http://www.pioneerinstitute.org/research/piopaper/summ10.cfm

Bilingual Education in Massachusetts: The Emperor Has No Clothes by Christine Rossell and Keith Baker, 1996 242 pages................$15.00 (ISBN: 0-929930-14-2) To order, contact Pioneer Institute Because of these findings we recommend that the existing mandate to provide bilingual programs be amended to require that districts simply provide "educational programs" targeted to LEP children. Of equal importance, the impractical threshold of 20 LEP students in a single language group in a district should be relaxed. Furthermore, the law should be amended to require teachers of LEP children to demonstrate fluency in English and to allow placement of students in separate LEP classrooms only with the express and prior consent of their parents. Alternative Approaches to Educating LEP Students Bilingual education, as it is commonly called, is a controversial issue throughout Massachusetts and the United States. At the heart of this controversy are three issues:

56. Massachusetts Teachers Test: Summary And Evaluation education analysis and news massachusetts Teacher Test. The full exam was atwo part test consisting of a general communications and literacy section, http://www.edpolicy.org/publications/documents/testing.htm

Massachusetts Teachers Test August, 1998 Home Background: According to the Department of Education, the test of communication and literacy skills assessed the proficiency of candidates at a level required for a bachelor's degree, and the subject tests for specific certificates assessed proficiency and depth of understanding of the subject required for a baccalaureate major. In January, 1998, The Department of Education released the Question and Answer booklet on the Massachusetts Teacher Tests, which included a statement that candidates taking the test on April 4 and July 11 "will satisfy the testing requirements automatically". At the time of the first test administration, however, the cut score had not been determined. Four days later (July 6) the results were mailed out, along with a free admission form to the July 11 test for students who failed all or part of the exam, and on July 11, approximately 3000 students took the second offering of the certification exam. The scores from this second administration are expected by mid-August. Concerns: Before any interpretation or explanation of the high failure rate on the Teachers Tests can be offered, a number of concerns must be addressed. Since we cannot evaluate the content of the tests (comment cannot be made regarding the content until the content is made available - and actual questions and data regarding test answers have not been released), we must focus on the test process. When focusing on the administration of the test a number of flaws in the process become apparent. Many education professors, schools of education, and students may have been under the impression that the first two administrations of the test would be for statistical or normative purposes (such a process is typical in test development) and the fact that the

57. American Association Of Colleges For Teacher Education The massachusetts education Reform Act of 1993 required that all candidates The full exam was a two part test consisting of a general communications and http://www.aacte.org/Governmental_Relations/massachusetts_teachers_test.htm

SEARCH: Federal and State Policy Federal Policy State Policy Massachusetts Teachers Test Background: According to the Department of Education, the test of communication and literacy skills assessed the proficiency of candidates at a level required for a bachelor's degree, and the subject tests for specific certificates assessed proficiency and depth of understanding of the subject required for a baccalaureate major. In January, 1998, The Department of Education released the Question and Answer booklet on the Massachusetts Teacher Tests, which included a statement that candidates taking the test on April 4 and July 11 "will satisfy the testing requirements automatically". At the time of the first test administration, however, the cut score had not been determined. Four days later (July 6) the results were mailed out, along with a free admission form to the July 11 test for students who failed all or part of the exam, and on July 11, approximately 3000 students took the second offering of the certification exam. The scores from this second administration are expected by mid-August. Concerns: Before any interpretation or explanation of the high failure rate on the Teachers Tests can be offered, a number of concerns must be addressed. Since we cannot evaluate the content of the tests (comment cannot be made regarding the content until the content is made available - and actual questions and data regarding test answers have not been released), we must focus on the test process. When focusing on the administration of the test a number of flaws in the process become apparent. Many education professors, schools of education, and students may have been under the impression that the first two administrations of the test would be for statistical or normative purposes (such a process is typical in test development) and the fact that the

58. Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Inc. (Upcoming Programs) What the general Business Lawyer Needs to Know About UCC Art. August 02, 2005 2000 massachusetts Continuing Legal education, Inc. All Rights Reserved http://www.mcle.org/MCLE_Web/scriptcontent/custom/UpcomingProg/upcmngprg_dtl.cfm

59. IJive.com Search Engine: Massachusetts: Education: Organizations massachusetts Art education Association general information and links for thearts educator, including informational updates, resources, announcements, http://ijive.com/Massachusetts/Education/Organizations/

the entire directory only this category About Us Add URL Modify Url Link To Us ... Education : Organizations LINKS: Advocates for Home Education in Massachusetts Information and support for homeschoolers in state. http://www.ahem.info/ Classical Association of Massachusetts Membership information, related links, and organization history. http://www.massclass.org/ EnVision Leadership Provides programs, workshops and curricula that teach leadership and inspire students to use their talents, skills and abilities in service to society. http://www.envisionleadership.com/ Massachusetts Art Education Association General information and links for the arts educator, including informational updates, resources, announcements, conferences, articles and area events. http://massarted.com/ Massachusetts Association for Gifted Education Dedicated to advocating an appropriate and challenging education for all children, particularly gifted and talented. http://www.massgifted.org/ Massachusetts Association of Approved Private Schools Provides a directory of Special Education Chapter 766 approved private schools in state. http://www.spedschools.com/

60. AANS.org | Education And Meetings | Fellowship Directory massachusetts general Hospital. 55 Fruit St. GRB502 Dept. of Neurosurgery BostonMA 021142696 United States http://www.aans.org/education/FellowDetail.aspx?CompanyId=86

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