21. Evaluating And Choosing A Public School - Public School Review pta/pto Participation Rate will show you what the level of parental involvementis at School must teach students the importance of respect for others, http://www.publicschoolreview.com/public-schools.php

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23. Some Immigrant Families Take A Non-Standard Approach To Involvement In Their Chi Traditionally, that involvement has included things such as pta/pto Camilo saidthat he wanted to teach his children that “the door is open for them to http://www.ncrel.org/gap/library/text/someimmigrant.htm

Topics What are the Achievement Gaps? Achievement Gap in Race Hispanic Students Some Immigrant Families Take a Non-Standard Approach to Involvement in Their Children's Education Gerardo Lopez examines how the parents of a Mexican migrant family have achieved success in promoting an educational work ethic for their children. Citation: This reports some of the ideas and findings from the following source: Lopez, G. R. (2001). The value of hard work: Lessons on parent involvement from an (im)migrant household. Harvard Educational Review, 71, 416-437. Retrieved April 3, 2002 from ProQuest database. To see other reports that originated from this same citation, go to the bibliography Non-Traditional Parental Involvement: The Case of the Padilla Family The Importance of a Work Ethic Lopez found that the Padillas managed to communicate three valuable lessons about work to their children: By working in the fields with their parents, the children became acquainted with that kind of work. It made them realize that such work is hard, strenuous, and poorly paid.

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26. National Nutrition Month ® 2005 Event Ideas Recruit a dance instruction or other volunteer to teach participants popular Have the school’s pta/pto organization include a short NNM article in their http://www.eatright.org/Public/NutritionInformation/92_20967.cfm

Login Shopping Cart Nutrition Fact Sheets Position Papers ... ADA Journal National Nutrition Month® 2005 Event Ideas Get a Taste For Nutrition National Nutrition Month® 2005 Event Ideas The National Nutrition Month campaign reinforces the importance of nutrition as a key component of good health, along with physical activity. Key Messages for NNM 2005: Be adventurous and expand your horizons. Variety is the “spice of life” in your food choices and is key to good nutrition and health. Choose foods based on flavor, texture and colors that are tasty and healthy. Explore the wide world of nutrition by trying a variety of foods. Treat your taste buds. You decide how much and how often. Choose foods sensibly by looking at the big picture; it’s what you eat over several days, not just one meal or day that counts. So enjoy all your favorite foods, just try eating them in moderate amounts. Balance food choices with your lifestyle. Choosing the right balance of foods helps you get the right combination of nutrients. So balance your food choices with your physical activities to achieve and maintain a healthy weight and lifestyle. Be active. Be creative and enjoy a variety of ways to stay active to feel your best. There’s no need for expensive equipment or complicated fitness programs. Start by making a list of physical activities that fit into your lifestyle and schedule one every day.

27. 105pn Changing the way we THINK about our content and how to teach it is a difficult, Call your pta/pto president s attention to the summer reruns of Michigan http://www.gateways.msu.edu/105pn.html

Program #105 Transforming Oneself as a Teacher Program Notes GATEWAYS GUIDE May 21, 1993 volume 1 * number 5 MICHIGAN GATEWAYS #105 first broadcast on Friday, May 28, 1993 FEATURED TOPIC: TRANSFORMING ONESELF AS A TEACHER This fifth program in the new Michigan Gateways series marks the conclusion of our first season of broadcasts. We hope that the group of shows offered this Spring has highlighted a number of key issues that face everyone who is affected by what happens in our mathematics and science classrooms. We will revisit some of these topics when our programming resumes next fall, with thirteen new episodes. We also hope that this premier season has served to introduce Michigan Gateways as an important resource for teachers, and a forum for ideas and analysis. With the introduction over, we would like to hear from you. Your comments on our program can help us shape our series as we plan a full season of broadcasts to begin in the fall. We also plan to include a new Educator Forum feature a place to air your questions, concerns and comments about the current progress of reform in math and science education. Our address is on the back page. We look forward to hearing from you. Program Notes Our series has covered a range of topics that underlie education reform in mathematics and science. This program explores an issue at the heart of any serious discussion of improving how we prepare our students for the future the need for teachers to undergo a real transformation in their personal roles as educators.

28. The Alexander Resource Group | America's Speaker, Trainer, And Author.|The Alexa Why you can t teach the ABC s of education until you teach the Administrators,Counselors, teachers, Supervisors, Board Members, pta/pto Members, http://www.yesican.net/i_can_workshop/

National "I CAN" Workshop 2005 July 18th and 19th, 2005 Workshop 2004 Rated 9.4 (on a 10 point scale) " Awesome! Terrific! Productive, Great Speakers, Great Food, Great Music The Most Outstanding Workshop I Have Attended I n Years " Workshop Teacher Attitude, Behavior, Character I Can... t wo powerful words that inspire our confidence . . . Serve as a testament to our determination to succeed . . . And reflect a desire to be our very best. That's why thousands of educators, parents and leaders of youth serving organizations across America are excited about the I CAN program. Through I CAN , they're not only learning the ABC's of education, but more importantly, the ABC's of Life - Attitude, Behavior, and Character. These are the fundamentals that enable individuals to achieve their fullest potential and bring out the best in others. The I CAN program is based on the foundational principles of honesty, integrity, character, trust, loyalty and love-principles upon which successful lives are built. Once this solid foundation is established, individuals develop a positive attitude and self-image, as well as strong, healthy relationships with others.Even more important, they are empowered to achieve their life's goals and desires. Health, happiness, prosperity, friendship, peace and security are dreams transformed into everyday realities. The

29. Learning.com :: Common Questions professional development funds, pta/pto money, federal, state or private grants, EasyTech does not just teach students how to use technology, http://www.learning.com/EasyTech/cq.htm

window.name = "corp"; C ommon Questions How is EasyTech packaged? Can home schools or families purchase EasyTech? What does a subscription to EasyTech include? What funding sources can schools and districts use to purchase EasyTech? ... What support and staff development does Learning.com provide for its products? Other What other products and services does Learning.com provide? Can I try EasyTech on a trial basis? Q. How is EasyTech Packaged? A. EasyTech is delivered online and is available in Basic and Integrator editions. EasyTech Basic Edition does not include student tracking or unit quizzes. EasyTech Integrator Edition includes full evaluation and student management options, including unit quizzes. Districts subscribing to either edition of EasyTech can add Spanish-adapted resources for an additional per-building fee. EasyTech is licensed on a per-student annual subscription model. For more information, or to obtain a quotation, contact a Learning.com account manager at 800-580-4640 or sales@learning.com. For international pricing, please contact Mark Tullis

30. Reading ASSIST Frequently Asked Questions About RAI Have teachers received specific training to teach these children to read? Some sources for these volunteers include your pta/pto, civic and religious http://www.readingassist.org/faqs rai.htm

Home Page General Information Parent Teacher Administrator Volunteer ... Glossary Courses and Workshops Offered B asic Training (BT) Kindergarten (SLOG) Mini Class Series and Brush Ups Current Class Schedule Current Brush-ups Resources Tutor Service Program Internet Resources Free Downloads Articles of Interest ... Research RAI Publications Newsletter The Reading Report Tutor Newsletter Order Form About RAI Contact Info Directions History Vision and Mission ... Donate Now Help Support RAI! A portion of your purchase will be donated to RAI to help struggling readers!! Learn More Frequently Asked Questions About RAI Reading ASSIST® Institute is located in Wilmington, Delaware, and serves communities in Delaware and nearby Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Parents, community leaders and teachers from around the country often contact Reading ASSIST® Institute to ask how they can replicate RAI's community-based volunteer tutoring program in their own communities. In order to assist and encourage those who want to establish a volunteer reading tutor model.

31. Coordinated School Health - Starter Kit set good boundaries, and teach children lasting health behaviors for a life time Invite the local pta/pto to sponsor parent education forums on http://www.mnschoolhealth.com/starterKit.html?articleID=rCmmnt003022104885&z=807

32. Education World ® : Technology In The Classroom: Teacher-Created Web Sites Link governance, and advocacy through pta/pto, school councils, committees, Technology Learning on the Fly OnLine Tutorials teach It All! http://www.education-world.com/a_tech/tech008.shtml

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33. Select A State Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Organize pta/pto subcommitties to study school data. While a school may teachmore than the state curriculum, it should teach at least the state http://www.just4kids.org/jftk/index.cfm?location=8&st=Texas&loc=parentsquestions

34. BCL Solutions - School Safety Internet Learning ELearning: Bully Prevention teach clear expectations, rules and consequences; Deliver bully prevention lessonsin every Level Five Parent Organization Responsibility (pta/pto) http://www.bclsolutions.com/bully/information.html

P.O. Box 337 Shokan, NY 12481 Tele/FAX (845) 679-2142 Bully Prevention Bully Prevention Information Bully Prevention Materials Bully Prevention Services Bibliography ... Bully Prevention Bully Prevention Information E-Learning Bully Prevention Course Materials for Bully Prevention for School Personnel A Rationale for Bully Prevention Bullying among children is commonly defined as intentional, repeated hurtful acts, words or other behavior, such as name-calling, threatening and/or shunning committed by one or more children against another. Bullying, and the harm that it causes are seriously underestimated by many children and adults. Educators, parents and children concerned with violence prevention must also be concerned with the phenomenon of bullying and its link to other violent behaviors. Amongst other things, bullying causes: a higher level of student absence (28 million absences annually), a need for more adult supervision, an increased pressure on administrative time and attention, a loss of instructional time for teachers and students, an increase in gender, racial, religious, and sexual preference bias activities

35. United Methodist Women/GBGM Women's Division teach. Learning doesn t begin and end in classrooms, so read to your children, Volunteer as a babysitter during meetings such as pta/pto, http://gbgm-umc.org/missionstudies/PublicEducation/action.cfm

You are here: breadCrumbs("gbgm-umc.org",">","index.cfm","breadcrumbs","breadcrumbstitle","breadcrumbs","0"); All News Events Action Network (registration form) Action Alerts ... Links Action Plans Now there are varieties of gifts, but the same spirit, and there are varieties of services, but the same Lord; and there are varieties of activities, but it is the same God who activates all of them in everyone. To each is given the manifestation of the Spirit for the common good. (I Corinthians 12: 4-7) 'Who am I , Lord, that I should go?' (Exodus 3: 11 a). Scripture gives us the affirmation we need: despite our reluctance or our lack of eloquence or our fear that no one will listen, God will be with us. We also have the assurance that even the smallest action on behalf of a child can have far-reaching consequences. It is in our power to ensure that all children have access to a high quality education. . . Checklist for a healthy school Click to print a checklist Has your state passed Healthy Schools legislation?

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37. 2004-05 Teacher's Guide - Introduction The Health Adventure is all about teaching we began as a teaching center pta/pto funds can be reimbursed onethird of visit costs from the McClure Fund. http://www.thehealthadventure.org/teacherguide/html/introduction.html

Asheville's Family Science Museum 2004-2005 TEACHER'S GUIDE INTRODUCTION Who is The Health Adventure, Anyway? Time on Task Time at The Health Adventure is time on task! Programs are listed by grade level and referenced by Competency Goals from the North Carolina Standard Course of Study. Professional science and health educators, ranging in teaching experience from 1 to 23 years, teach all classes! NOTE: North Carolina Science Competency Goals Beginning in the 2005-06 school year, a new revised science curriculum will be implemented in North Carolina public schools. Because 2004-2005 is a transition year, both the current and revised science curricula apply. www.ncpublicschools.org/curriculum/science/ Contact Us Call us! or 828-257-4535 Visit us on the web! www.thehealthadventure.org E-mail us! teachers@thehealthadventure.org Scheduling Your Visit All programs are scheduled by confirmed reservation only. Reservations will be confirmed upon receipt of a $10 deposit. Programs fill quickly, so schedule and confirm your visit early.

38. Mark Kistler's Imagination Station!-School Assemblies And Programs This can be a pta / pto fundraiser, or pta / pto s often choose to An onlineart school teaching kids around the world how to draw in 3-D. This on-line http://www.draw3d.com/asmbly.html

Elementary School Assembly Program Get your students prepared to blast off into the land of imagination with pencil power! For 2 years, Mark Kistler has been teaching kids at over ,000 elementary schools how to draw in 3-D with this world-famous assembly program. An unforgettable hands-on assembly that encourages students, teachers, and parents to participate. Mark has taught millions of children around the world how to draw...he can teach your students, too! Mark deeply believes that learning how to draw in three dimensions builds a child's critical thinking skills while nourishing self-esteem. His positive messages on self-esteem, goal setting, dream conquering, environmental awareness, and the power of reading have sparked millions of children around the world to discover their awesome individual potentials. Here's what you're in for...

39. Oops! 404 File Not Found pto today has some answers on school loyalty programs. The Bourne pta, whichserves the Bourne Public Schools of southeast Massachusetts, operates in a http://www.ptotoday.com/0501bulletinboard.html

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40. Oops! 404 File Not Found Bonnie Vesey, President Berry Creek Middle School pta Edwards, Colo. Sign upand receive your own personal copy of pto Today for just $20 per year. http://www.ptotoday.com/0405ideabag.html

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