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Tune in to TV-5, Public Access Television serving the Town of Hadley, each week for live broadcasts of local government meetings and other community-related programming. TV-5's PROGRAM SCHEDULE FOR SEPTEMBER 18th - OCTOBER 1st IS AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE. Please note the schedule changes for Sept. 24th. RICHARD TRUESWELL, TV-5's ACCESS COORDINATOR HAS REGULAR OFFICE HOURS ON THURDAYS AND FRIDAYS FROM 1 - 3 P.M. PLUS OTHER HOURS BY APPOINTMENT. FOR APPOINTMENTS, PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE AT 584-1203. FEEL FREE TO STOP BY AND SEE ME DURING MY OFFICE HOURS. OUR OFFICE IS LOCATED IN ROOM 006 IN THE BASEMENT OF THE HADLEY SENIOR CENTER. If you would like to submit an event or announcement, to be posted on TV-5's Community Calendar, please click here . Please include your email address so I can let you know I got it. I always reply to these requests if an email address is given. If you have not heard from me, please assume that I did not receive your request and send it again or call our office at 584-1203. Also, messages for dated events should be submitted at least two weeks in advance of the event's date.

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85. Center For Education Partnerships In partnership with Integrated media Systems Center (IMSC) and SRI Funded byMassachusetts Elementary school Principals Association (MESPA). NEIRTEC http://cep.terc.edu/Projects/pastprojects.html

Click here to view current projects. BioSIGHT Project Director: Alan Feldman In partnership with Integrated Media Systems Center (IMSC) and SRI International, TERC designed interactive visualization modules for high school biology students, and explored how these can best support inquiry-based teaching and learning. Funded by the University of Southern California. Census Microdata in the Classroom: Phase 2 Project Director: Nancy Love In Phase 1, the Census Microdata in the Classroom project developed Fathom Dynamic Statistics software for analyzing Census microdata. In this new phase, TERC will continue to work with developers on the classroom applications of the software, while also helping the project develop applications for analyzing multiple sources of student achievement and other school data. We will convene focus groups, help to set up a pilot study, and construct examples and scenarios of Fathom's use in analyzing school data. Funded by Key Curriculum Press through a grant from the National Science Foundation. Design for Science and Technology Project Director: Lee Pulis Four project challenge curricula were developed for use in high school science and technology education courses. The standards-based student activities in the

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91. Gender Equity Introduction Also, two publications developed by the Western massachusetts Gender Equity Centerare available online Gender Equity Lesson Plans and Teacher Guide and http://www.genderequity.org/

Career role models share their stories Take the opportunity to read about men and women in Western Massachusetts who work in nontraditional careers. Information is available about their occupations, education/training backgrounds, salaries, and personal stories. Before you choose or change your career, explore this site and the recommended resources. Other information available on this site Learn about the best equity resources available. Visit the recommended Web sites and look over our extensive list of books about: nontraditional careers; media literacy; sexual harassment; psychological / social development of women and girls; multicultural and diversity; gay and lesbian; men and boys; math, science, technology and computers; disabled women; and career and economics. Also, two publications developed by the Western Massachusetts Gender Equity Center are available online: Gender Equity: Lesson Plans and Teacher Guide and Media Literacy and Gender Equity Curriculum.

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93. Culinary Schools --New York, Massachusetts, Texas, Arizona... Culinary Schools Cooking Schools. New England Technical Institute, Centerfor Culinary Arts Cromwell. New England Technical Institute Center for http://www.edinformatics.com/culinaryarts/culinary_schools.htm

EDinformatics Home Page Today is FIND A CULINARY SCHOOL IN YOUR AREA HERE Listed below are selected Culinary schools with a brief description of their programs. For additional information for each school you will have to click on the links below and then fill out the necessary information each school requests. Culinary Academy of New York Culinary Academy of New York has been successfully training students for over sixty years in the culinary and hospitality fields 600-hour Commercial Cooking • 900-hour Commercial Cooking • Hotel and Restaurant Management As one of the leading food and hospitality training facilities in the New York metropolitan area, we continue to evolve to meet the needs of hotels, restaurants, institutions, and above all, students like you. Culinary Academy of New York Culinary Academy of Long Island, New York The Culinary Academy of Long Island is one of the region’s leading centers for career training in the culinary arts. The school has modern facilities that provide you with an environment that closely parallels the working world of the food industry and seasoned professional faculty that strives to bring out the very best in every student. It is nationally accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Career Schools and Colleges of Technology and is licensed by the New York State Education Department. Financial Aid is offered to students who need financial assistance Culinary Academy of Long Island The Premier Culinary School in the Nation's Capital L'Academie de Cuisine

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95. Live Long And Prosper: Media Literacy In The USA The NTC serves as a clearinghouse and center for media literacy. media literacyspecialists will come into the schools and do a oneshot performance. http://interact.uoregon.edu/MediaLit/JCP/articles/medialit.html

Live Long And Prosper: Media Literacy in the USA Author: John Pungente SJ CLIPBOARD Vol.8 No.2 Summer 1994 It's March 16, 1994 and as the plane circles to land at the Los Angeles airport, I can see the extensive damage done by the recent earthquake. When we touch down, the pilot, after the usual announcements welcoming us to Los Angeles, says Live Long and Prosper! Whether he is referring to the earthquake or just trying to be humorous is unclear. No one pays any attention. Did the reference to Star Trek elude everyone or did they just not care? In April, 1994, President Bill Clinton signed into law The Goals 2000: Educate America Act. This bill details what USA school children ought to be taught and tested on in certain subjects. States will get federal money - $400 million - to develop performance and content standards, along with local governments and school districts. The bill encourages voluntary "content standards" in nine core subjects, English, mathematics, history, science, foreign language, civics, economics, arts and geography. The standards for Arts will include Media Literacy at all primary and secondary levels and so Goals 2000 becomes an important element in discussions on Media Literacy across the USA. California plans to introduce new legislation on media literacy in their war against television violence. Hawaii sees media literacy as something to help prevent racism. North Carolina, Florida, and New Mexico are other states which have educational legislation promoting media literacy.

96. Home Among the media Center’s major initiatives are a ComputerAssisted Research andReporting Previous Issue Seminars have focused on No Excuses Schools, http://www.heritage.org/press/mediacenter/

site map help contact us The Heritage Foundation ... Press Room Center for Media and Public Policy Policy Blog PolicyWire Archive Commentary Archive ... Return Home Welcome to The Center for Media and Public Policy There was a time not that long ago when most conservatives believed they were unfairly taking a beating in the national news media. Many editors, reporters, news anchors and producers thought too many conservatives used them as political punching bags. Mark Tapscott regularly writes columns and op-eds on FOIA topics and has testified before Congress on the issue. Computer-Assisted Research and Reporting program that includes both peer-reviewed analytical assistance on reporting projects and Database 101/201 boot camps that have graduated more than 250 editors, producers, reporters and researchers representing nearly 100 major media organizations since 2000. The "Heritage and the 21st Century Media Project" focuses on the explosion of blogs and citizen journalism online that is re-shaping America's news landscape by giving voices to millions of Americans who were largely ignored by traditional print and broadcast news organizations. This Media Center program features regular panels that bring together top bloggers, journalists and other media experts discussing and debating vital issues with each other and the audiences. Such well-known Blogospherians as Powerline's Paul Mirengoff, Captain's Quarters Ed Morrissey and Wizbang's Kevin Alyward have participated in these panels. Computer-Assisted Research and Reporting (CARR)

97. NCAM/Staff Lana has worked in schools for deaf students, taught American Sign Language, andworked in for the CPB/WGBH National Center for Accessible media (NCAM), http://ncam.wgbh.org/about/staff.html

NCAM Staff Send email to an NCAM staff member Larry Goldberg Brad Botkin is Director of Technology and Systems Development for NCAM. Over the past decade, Mr. Botkin has overseen development of technical solutions and software applications to enable delivery of captions and descriptive video via analog and digital television, streaming web platforms, CD-ROM, and motion picture theaters. He also developed MAGpie (v1.0 and 2.0), a tool for website developers to create captions and descriptions for multimedia. He holds a B.S. and a M.S. from the University of Massachusetts. Flora W.L. Chan is the Unit Manager for NCAM. She manages the financial, legal and administrative activities, and assists with grant and business development. She also works with the Director of Media Access and senior management team on strategic planning for NCAM. Ms. Chan is a licensed attorney and continues to counsel technology start-ups and entrepreneurs (domestic and international) on company formations and equity/debt funding. She is also active in various community service efforts, and provides free educational legal workshops to the Asian community. Ms. Chan is a director of the Asian American Lawyers Association of Massachusetts, a member of the Diversity Committee of the Boston Bar Association, and an advisor to the Asian American Civic Association. She earned her B.A. from SUNY Binghamton and J.D. from SUNY Buffalo. Flora Lana Cook is the Project Manager for Research on Edited Captions, a study that is using the Arthur series to investigate benefits of TV captions that are edited for readability. The target audience is children who are deaf and hard of hearing and not yet fluent readers. Herself deaf, Lana participated in a major research project on Theory of Mind of Deaf Children, at Boston University. Lana has worked in schools for deaf students, taught American Sign Language, and worked in community theater. She has a M.A. in Education/ American Sign Language Studies at Boston University.

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