1. SafetyTots - Educators And Parent Organizations Award winning, educational child safety aids that teach children how to safely react to everyday situations CD ROM, flash cards, coloring book, and http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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3. The Latest PTO/PTA News PTO Today week May 410. This years theme "Bring Out The Best Teach!" MARCH 11, 2003 Kentucky PTA puts on $8 000 arts field day. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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5. Illinois Loop PTA And PTO efforts, and of close relationships between parents and those who teach their children. Increasingly, that image comes not from PTA's, but from http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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9. How To Teach Children About Living In A World With Violence Also, teachers should work with the PTA or PTO. Before You Begin Preparing to Teach About Violence http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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11. Illinois Loop: PTA And PTO pto vs. pta National pta Faces Key Decisions As Local Groups and of closerelationships between parents and those who teach their children. http://www.illinoisloop.org/pt.html

Main Search MAIN MENU NEWS LIST! ... Public Relations PTAs, PTOs and Other Groups PTA Not All Parents Are Fools by Chester E. Finn, Jr. Excerpt: "...Like so many other once-useful organizations (the League of Women Voters comes to mind, along with the American Civil Liberties Union), [the PTA has] been politicized, ideologized, bureaucratized and, at least in the PTA's case, has become part of the public-education establishment, more interested in propping up institutional claims and employee interests than advancing the interests of parents and kids. 'All T and no P' is how I've come to describe the National PTA and its state affiliates. ... I can't name a single policy issue of consequence at the state or national level where the PTA's testimony doesn't mirror that of the NEA and/or AFT. Taking the Parent out of the National PTA by George A. Clowes, School Reform News, February 2003. Excerpt: "Charlene K. Haar made what she thought was a routine request to the National PTA, the reaction she received was so surprising it piqued the former public school teacher's curiosity to learn more about the century-old Parent-Teacher Association. Instead of a parent organization dedicated to the enhancement of the nation's schools, Haar discovered a group dominated by teacher unions and little attuned to the interests of parents and their children." "The Politics of the PTA" by Charlene K. Haar: Read more about "The organization you thought you knew."

12. How To Teach Children About Living In A World With Violence Most teachers have not been trained to teach about violence. What advice can yougive them? Also, teachers should work with the pta or pto. http://teacher.scholastic.com/professional/teachstrat/worldwithviolence.htm

Scholastic Home About Us Site Map Search ... Tools Violence in today's world runs the gamut from bullying to murder, and finds fertile ground in television programs, movies, videos, and superhero games, where it's gussied up and glamorized. Violence is all around us, and it's taking its toll on children. To help children understand violence and find ways to live with greater peace, in this article you'll find: Answers to Your Questions About Children and Violence From Child-Development Expert Dr. James Garbarino Before You Begin: Preparing to Teach About Violence A Seven-Step Activity Guide to Teaching About Violence ... Resources Answers to Your Questions About Children and Violence How does violence affect children? How can teachers help? To get the answers to these and other questions, Instructor senior editor Meg Bozzone interviewed child-development expert Dr. James Garbarino. Why is violence an issue teachers need to address?

13. Learning Peace - Newsletter #3 What they see in us, they emulate, and the lessons we teach have a lifelong impact . Share the newsletter with your clergy people, your pta/pto, http://www.learningpeace.com/pages/newsletter_03.html

Back to School: Creating a Peaceful Year The Peaceful Parenting Newsletter Issue #3 A free e-mail newsletter from Naomi Drew Jennifer Clark, fourth grader Dear Friends, Once again thank you for your kind responses to this newsletter. I very much enjoy hearing from you. Keep your comments coming! Remember to savor the remaining moments of summer and when fall comes, savor that too. Love and peace, Naomi Thoughts on Returning to School: This vision actually is beginning to manifest. Like the “hundredth monkey” effect, it’s cropping up all over. Teens are learning how to resolve differences nonviolently and mediate conflicts for their peers; kindergarten children in suburbs and cities are speaking in "I messages," and parents around the country are learning peacemaking skills to use at home. Greater and greater numbers of people have begun asking for the teaching of peace and acceptance, not as an add-on to the curriculum, but as the foundation for success in all areas. The New Basics: essentials for a healthy future - a sense of hope - respect for self and others - healthy self-awareness - the ability to work cooperatively - a sense of empathy - anger management skills - strategies for resolving conflicts - a sense of personal responsibility for one's behavior

14. Youth Initiatives and seek recommendations of top teachers at pta/pto meetings. Establish yourqualifications (both formal and informal) to teach the material. http://www.cuna.org/initiatives/youth/recruit.html

SEARCH All CUNA sites Compliance Consumer Info Gov. Affairs Reg. Advocacy Strategic Services Training Governmental Affairs Regulatory Advocacy Compliance Consumer Information ... Strategic Services Youth Initiatives How to recruit teachers for the NEFE High School Financial Planning Program 1. Identify prospects The HSFPP is appropriate for all high school students and can be successfully integrated into several subjects, such as economics, math, consumer/life sciences, and social studies. It is written at an 8th-grade reading level. Contact NEFE (303-224-3510; eas@nefe.org ) to see if any teachers in your area have asked for volunteers to help teach the program or to add your name to the volunteer list. To find new candidates, consider teachers your child has had, ask parents for suggestions, and seek recommendations of top teachers at PTA/PTO meetings. 2. Prepare your case Demonstrate your willingness and ability to teach by summarizing program content and making the following points: Youth financial illiteracy is rampant (share "Our Vulnerable Youth" summary) The HSFPP puts curriculum concepts into a real-life context HSFPP classroom materials and team-teaching assistance are provided as a public service at no charge The HSFPP does not sell financial services or promote specific institutions The HSFPP develops students' decision-making abilities, sense of financial responsibility, and long-term confidence about money management (share "

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www.americanteachers.com Educator Register Login This resource is provided free to the education community by our Sponsors and the support of the Accredited Retirement Planners Program Click here to learn more about ARP Contact About Us Investors ... Add to my favorites Workspace Teachers Parents Students Resources Lesson Plans/Resources Safe Research Sites Fundraising Special Education ... Free Software Vote for Us and discover new resources @ Teachers' Top Sites Sites for Teachers Mark's ESL TeAch-nology Fundraising The following fundraising ideas, products and reference materials were assembled to help schools acquire the extra money they need to accomplish their goals. It is also a perfect resource for involved parents, PTA, PTO, clubs, and team members. American Teachers' eFundraising Store American Teachers' Magazines Resource Advertiser Collecting on the Fundraisers ... Sponsors American Teachers' eFundraising Store eFundraising Partner Store Add this link to my Favorites Earn up to 90% Profit! Chocolates, Scratchcards, Magazines, Discount Cards, Cookie Dough, Bulbs, Candles and more. Get your FREE SAMPLE KIT RAISING $100, a free gift and a chance to win $35,000. This store helps keep American Teachers site running FREE. top American Teachers' Magazines American Teachers' Magazines Add this link to my Favorites This FREE online fundraising program can be used all year long and can be combined with any other fundraising program to maximize profits. Start Your Online Fundraising Campaign now by creating a personalized web site and online magazine store for your group.

16. Character Education: How Do You Involve Parents And Guardians? While it is the parents /guardians responsibility to teach these important concepts, Letters/Notes/Memos; pta/pto Meetings; School Councils/Committees http://www.ethics.org/character/printable_involve.html

How Do You Involve Parents and Guardians? I. Whose Responsibility? A common plea heard throughout the nation is that we must put our "Children First!" That is, first in consideration for school funding, after school programs and physical protection. Politicians have been among the earliest converts to this type of thinking, as evident in the frequency with which the "educating for the future" and "Children First" epitaphs are used during election campaigns. Unfortunately, these notions are premised on the assumption that parents/guardians, as well as educators, already have all the tools needed in order to teach children how to be successful, safe and well-behaved students. For example, many parents/guardians believe strongly that no one has the right or the obligation to teach morality to others, especially to their children, citing freedom of expression and fear of excessive governmental intrusion as key motivators. While people of good intention disagree on whether these concerns are valid, the fact remains that parents/guardians believe (and rightly so) that the job of teaching children right from wrong is theirs. However, parents/guardians have a hard enough time juggling work, family obligations and the often ill-fated attempts at maintaining a social life, that they are already struggling to keep up with the "responsibility" of helping their children with homework, teaching them about sex, AIDS and drugs. And most importantly, it is probably an understatement to say that parents/guardians struggle to find the time (and techniques) to "consciously" teach their children character and moral development.

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Performance-Based Instruction Using Culture Matters Culture Here is an example of a performance task that you might assign to students after completing relevant activities and readings in Culture Matters. Culture Unit Performance Task Purpose: Apply what you have learned about culture to help fellow students understand that, despite our differences, we have a common bond of humanity in our school. Standard: National Council for the Social Studies Theme #1: Culture Social studies programs should include experiences that provide for the study of culture and cultural diversity so that learners can explain how information and experiences may be interpreted by people from diverse cultural perspectives and frames of reference. Task: People in our school community are concerned about the tensions and lack of respect that seem to exist between individuals and among groups within our school. You are a team of cultural specialists hired by the principal and PTA/PTO to find ways to address these needs and help fellow students increase their level of cultural understanding. Your ultimate goal is to promote greater cultural understanding and respect within and across various cultural groups in our school. You've been hired for this assignment because it is widely known that you've learned a lot about culture and the skills required to understand others and cross cultures respectfully. Now it's time to put that knowledge and understanding to work. Procedure: Divide into "Cultural Specialist Teams" and complete the following:

18. Search Advanced Search Think Classroom Think Career Think This article gives suggestions as to how to teach the various levels of thinkingskills to gifted Locate your child s class, school, or pta/pto website. http://www.thinkport.org/Classroom/links/pd.tp

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19. Guide For New Immigrants: Education And Childcare Most schools teach English, math, social studies, science, and physical education Call or visit your school office to find out when the pta/pto for your http://uscis.gov/graphics/citizenship/education.htm

Preloading images Education and Childcare Printer-Friendly version of this page Education can help connect you and your family to your community. This section describes schools in the United States for children, youth, and adults and answers questions you may have about them. It also offers suggestions for finding good childcare, if you have young children at home and need to work. Education Higher Education: Colleges and Universities Adult Education Learning English ... Childcare Education To make sure all children are prepared to succeed, the U.S. provides free public education. This section tells you how to sign your children up for school. You will learn how U.S. schools work and how to help your children learn. Enrolling Your Child in School Most public schools in the United States are co-educational. Co-educational means that girls and boys attend classes together. The United States has compulsory school attendance laws. This means that state laws require all children ages 5 to 16 to attend school in most states. Check with your state department of education to find out the required ages for school attendance in your state. You can send your child to a public or private school. In most states, parents may also teach their children at home. This is called “home schooling.” Public schools are free and do not offer religious instruction. What your children learn in public school is set by the state. However, local teachers and parents decide how it is taught. Your federal and state income taxes and your local property taxes pay for these schools.

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The following is a Sample of NSPRA's Principal Communicator Publication Concise, Practical Public Relations Help for Your School Feature Article: School Profiles as a PR Tool School PRomotion Getting Engaged Principal Connections ... Calendar School P rofiles as Public Relations Tool Consider these items: H ighlight key messages about what your school stands for throughout the profile. Example: Reading Works at NSPRA Elementary. Give third-party anecdotal endorsements of how great your school really is. Include comments from parents, visiting dignitaries and community leaders. Highlight awards that your school, staff and students have received. Break out the test score progress of students who have been with your school for three or more years. Highlight accomplishment of former students. Use photos of children as well as photos of academic work. Show the extra-enrichment programs you offer at your school. Remind parents and others that they too have responsibilities in making your school great. Describe how parents have helped you in the past year. Weave in the technology enhancements you have made in the past year.

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