81. Campfire Stories With George Catlin teacher advisory Council Peggy Altoff Supervisor of Social Studies Carroll CountyPublic Schools Westminster, Maryland Zoy Calomiris http://americanart.si.edu/collections/exhibits/catlinclassroom/council.html

Campfire Stories with George Catlin Additional Credits Teacher Advisory Council Peggy Altoff Supervisor of Social Studies Carroll County Public Schools Westminster, Maryland Zoy Calomiris Art Bethesda Elementary School Bethesda, Maryland Patricia Carlson Gifted Education Resource Teacher Thomas Jefferson Middle School Arlington, Maryland Mark Coates Coordinator of Art Anne Arundel County Public Schools Annapolis, Maryland Roceal N. Duke Social Studies Content Specialist District of Columbia Public Schools Washington, D.C. Annie R. Harding Coordinator, The School of Communications Roosevelt Senior High School Washington, D.C. Donna J. Head Art Department Chair W. T. Woodson High School Fairfax, Virginia Lenore Hoover Art Department Chair North Bethesda Middle School Bethesda, Maryland Sheri Maeda American Humanities Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology Alexandria, Virginia Barbara D. Parks-Lee Teacher in Residence for Local Outreach and School Reform National Board for Professional Teaching Standards Washington, D.C.

82. Cobb County Government teacher advisory Board meetings provide an opportunity for schoolteachers to This fall, the teacher advisory Board meeting will take place on Tuesday, http://kcb.cobbcountyga.gov/tab2005.htm

Home About Us Programs Cobb Trees ... Photo Gallery Gwen Baldwin, Coordinator keepcobbbeautiful@cobbcounty.org 1897 County Services Pkwy Marietta, GA 30008 (770) 528-2504 fax Cobb County Government information@cobbcounty.org Privacy Statement Cobb County...Expect the Best Keep Cobb Beautiful Teacher Advisory Board (TAB) Through a partnership with Cobb County Schools, Keep Cobb Beautiful hosts a Teacher Advisory Board meeting each school year. One teacher from each Cobb County Public School is invited to attend. Teacher Advisory Board meetings provide an opportunity for schoolteachers to learn about upcoming events and programs that Cobb schools can take part in. In addition to receiving information on Keep Cobb Beautiful programs, these meetings provide information on other environmental programs provided by Cobb County Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs as well as Adopt-A-Stream through Cobb Water. Upcoming Teacher Advisory Board Earth Fair!

83. Content Index Members of the National teacher advisory Board make suggestions to new teachersabout what to buy before the first day of school http://teacher.scholastic.com/ilp/index.asp?SubjectID=5&SubheadID=34&TopicID=195

84. Student_Advisory_Council Student teacher advisory Council Mission Statement. classroom_pic. red_stripe.The purpose of the San Diego State University Student Advisory Council is to http://edweb.sdsu.edu/ste/sac.htm

SDSU Student Teacher Advisory Council Mission Statement

85. Lexington County School District One Superintendent’s teacher advisory Council One principalselected teacherserves a two-year-long term. Principal-selected representatives join and leave http://www.lexington1.net/?page=TAC.htm

86. Chicago Metro History Education Center Our teacher advisory Board has put together the following materials to help you For more advice you may contact a representative of the teacher advisory http://www.uic.edu/orgs/cmhec/1_teacherkit.html

Schedule Find Topics SSF Sample Prizes ... Classroom Activities FORMS: Summary Statements School Intent to Enter Judging Worksheets *New* Judging Scorecards *New* Teacher Advisory Board "New Teachers' Kit" Contents Introduction: Welcome to the Chicago Metro History Fair! Our Teacher Advisory Board has put together the following materials to help you get started. Participation in the History Fair is a rewarding and detailed activity. With careful planning and experience it becomes more rewarding and easier for participating teachers. For more advice you may contact a representative of the Teacher Advisory Committee or the History Fair staff at 312-255-3661. "NEW!" Each One, Teach One: Teachers do you have a tip to share with other teachers about doing the History Fair? Send your suggestion to CMHEC and we will post it on our website. We are pleased to provide a suggestion for you and your students, courtesy of Donna Brown, Clinton Elementary School. She gives every student a copy of the Summary Statement Form at the beginning of the History Fair process so that they can keep notes as they do their research. When the students write their final version of the Summary Statement Form, they will have all the information at their fingertips! Additionally, Ms. Brown created a template of the SSF for her classroom's Word Processing program.

87. [Src-list] Teacher Advisory Panel - Global Warming Srclist teacher advisory panel - Global Warming. Pamela B. Keiper pkeiper atcmnh.org Tue Jan 25 111411 EST 2005 http://lists.cmnh.org/pipermail/src-list/2005-January/000033.html

[Src-list] teacher advisory panel - Global Warming Pamela B. Keiper pkeiper at cmnh.org Tue Jan 25 11:14:11 EST 2005 Previous message: [Src-list] Evolution Symposium at Museum Next message: [Src-list] teaching opportunity Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] (Please contact Norm ( nschmidt at jcu.edu nschmidt at jcu.edu or (home) nswims1 at aol.com Check our website for prof. dev. opportunities: www.jcu.edu/cmsett Join the Cleveland Regional Council of Science Teachers. Contact me or visit our web site at www.ctsc.org/crcst Plan to attend the SECO annual conference in Columbus Feb. 10-12, 2005 Register on-line: www.secoonline.org Pamela Brutsche Keiper Coordinator Science Resource Center The Cleveland Museum of Natural History 1 Wade Oval Drive Cleveland, OH Tel: 216-231-4600 ext. 3211 Fax: 216-231-9960 pkeiper at cmnh.org Visit the SRC webpage : http://resource-center.cmnh.org Previous message: [Src-list] Evolution Symposium at Museum Next message: [Src-list] teaching opportunity Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... More information about the Src-list mailing list

88. CCIU Teacher Advisory Panel Welcome to the CCIU s teacher advisory Panel survey. Please click here to enterthe survey. http://teacheradvisory.cciu.org/

Welcome to the CCIU's Teacher Advisory Panel survey. Please click here to enter the survey.

89. About This Project A teacher advisory Group to the Website, funded by the Educational Outreach Fund, This teacher advisory Group was funded through a grant from the http://invention.smithsonian.org/centerpieces/whole_cloth/abProject.html

About This Project Collaborators Goals History and Future Plans Project Participants Project Collaborators This project has involved an unusually large number of active participants. Some have provided funding, some inspiration and organizational support, and some ideas, lesson plans, and time. They include: The S ociety for the H ... echnology (SHOT) began working on this curriculum about ten years ago to bring understanding about the history of technology to a wider audience. SHOT was founded in 1958 to encourage the study and teaching of the history of technology and its relations with society and culture. It is a nonprofit, independent, interdisciplinary organization concerned with the history of technological devices and processes and with the relations of technology to politics, economics, labor, business, the environment, public policy, science, and the arts. Its members include not only academic historians and museum curators but also engineers and scientists, anthropologists, librarians, political scientists, economists, and teachers. SHOT publishes a journal, Technology and Culture and welcomes inquiries about membership or subscriptions at the SHOT site The N ational S cience ... oundation (NSF) through its Education and Human Resources Directorate funded the original writing of the curriculum in an effort to attract women and students of color to careers in science and engineering. NSF has been a pioneer in supporting the writing of creative classroom materials.

90. Botany 2005 - Scientific Meeting With a passion for teaching young people, working with teachers and for Barbara brings an intense energy to establishing the teacher advisory Council in http://www.2005.botanyconference.org/EducationalForum/KeynoteSpeaker.php

@import "botany2005/templates/print.css"; Learning From Plants Austin, Texas August 13 - 17, 2005 General Information Educational Forum Scientific Meeting Workshops ... Home Forum Keynote Speaker Barbara Schulz The National Academies Teacher Advisory Council - Center for Education "Is it cool to know and do science? Can we create a Scientific Temper? Linking Scientists, College Faculty, K-12 Teachers and their Students in Collaborative Research." Barbara Schulz is a Teacher Leader with the National Academy in the Center for Education and is leading the development and operation of the Teacher Advisory Council. Barbara has a record of leadership in education. As President of the National Association of Biology Teachers (NABT), she collaborated with Genentech, Inc. to support the professional development program and web site called Access Excellence (AE). As a strong advocate for educational outreach, Barbara networked with many scientific societies and was an invited presenter at many national meetings to talk about making connections between science teachers and scientists. By acknowledging cultural similarities and differences, she assisted others in making significant connections with educational professionals who work with K-12 students. In this capacity she was instrumental in establishing a schoolyard Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) collaboration with the nationally funded LTER program.

91. OSSTF Provincial Office:Update Vol. 25, No. 5 November 3,1997: Occasional Teache Terms of Reference for the Occasional teacher advisory Work Group have beenestablished and were approved by the Provincial Executive. http://www.osstf.on.ca/www/pub/update/vol25/1no/1noaocc.html

ONTARIO SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS' FEDERATION FEDERATION DES ENSEIGNANTES-ENSEIGNANTS DES ECOLES SECONDAIRES DE L'ONTARIO VOL. 25, NO. 5, November 3, 1997 Occasional Teacher Advisory Work Group Terms of Reference for the Occasional Teacher Advisory Work Group have been established and were approved by the Provincial Executive. This document outlines the organization and responsibilities of the workgroup. The group investigated the possibility of an insurance package being available from a carrier that would allow Occasional Teachers to purchase a benefit package. The package was examined but found the cost to individual members to be prohibitive. OTAWG recommends that bargaining units continue to negotiate improvements to benefits through the collective bargaining process. Copies of existing clausal language covering benefits for Occasional Teachers can be accessed through the Provincial Collective Bargaining Department. The Group is investigating a process whereby Occasional Teachers may submit an application for membership on OTAWG. The Work Group will be issuing a newsletter to Occasional Teacher Bargaining Unit Presidents in the near future.

92. OSSTF Provincial Office:Update Vol. 25, No. 1 September 8,1997: Occasional Teach The Occasional teacher advisory Work Group discussed several issues during theirmeeting on June 6 and 7. Earl Manners, OSSTF president, met with the work http://www.osstf.on.ca/www/pub/update/vol25/1se/1seaota.html

ONTARIO SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS' FEDERATION FEDERATION DES ENSEIGNANTES-ENSEIGNANTS DES ECOLES SECONDAIRES DE L'ONTARIO VOL. 25, NO. 1, September 8, 1997 Occasional teacher advisory work group By Dawn Pilgrim, District 49, Northumberland/Clarington The Occasional Teacher Advisory Work Group discussed several issues during their meeting on June 6 and 7. Earl Manners, OSSTF president, met with the work group to discuss the importance of occasional teachers within OSSTF. The work group discussed strategies for improved representation of occasional teachers. Manners expressed appreciation for the strong support of occasional teachers in the May all-member vote. Bill Reith, executive assistant at Provincial Office, addressed the work group on issues surrounding a benefit package for individual occasional teachers. The work group completed a draft of the Terms of Reference for the Occasional Teacher Advisory Group (OTAG) which will be presented to the Provincial Executive. All occasional teacher chief negotiators will be invited to regional meetings, provided they are actively involved in occasional teacher negotiations.

93. The Columbus Museum Special thanks to members of the teacher advisory Board that developed the lessonsand activities for the 20042005 Trading Cards. http://www.columbusmuseum.com/eduservices.html

EDUCATOR SERVICES Each school year the Education Department creates an Educator Services Guide that outlines all of the exhibitions, programming and resources that may be of interest to educators. To download a copy of the 2004-2005 Guide, please click on the link below. 2004-2005 Educator Services Guide Exhibition Information Information packs designed to support preparation and planning for a visit to the Museum are available for special traveling exhibitions and explorations of our permanent collection. Teachers may extend the experience of a Museum visit into the classroom through resources and student activities available in an Educator's Guide. Teacher packs for our Learning to Look and Children at Work and Play in Georgia tours are available year-round. Please see the

94. Travel Teacher And Homefront Pioneer Advisory Service Facilitates travel teaching and pioneering within England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man. Information for communities, travel teachers, and pioneers. http://bci.org/tts/

SITE MAP HOME PAGE CONTACT TTS The UK Homefront Pioneering and Travel Teaching Service ABOUT TTS TRAVEL TEACHING PIONEERING COMMUNITIES ... LINKS The Homefront Pioneer and Travel Teaching Service of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá’ís of the UK, for individuals from home and/or abroad who wish to pioneer or travel teach in the UK, and those communities wishing to request these services. SITE CONTENTS View site using LARGE PRINT or Standard Print HELP Information for prospective Travel Teachers ... Information for prospective Pioneers ... ... Useful Links to other Web Sites ... NOTICEBOARD Click on items for information. Close popup window when finished. Priority Community in Northern Ireland [posted 2004/02/19] SITE MAP HOME PAGE CONTACT TTS Please report any technical problems direct to the webmaster.

95. From The An elementary school teaching primary to grade six students. Offers information on teachers, staff and their email, parent-teacher group, newsletter, mission, advisory council, class pages and contact details. Tangier, Halifax County http://www.lakefront.ednet.ns.ca/

Welcome to Lakefront Spread Your Wings and Fly! Message from the administrator Monthly Newsletter Staff Directory Class Web Pages ... Lakefront Discipline Policy 17286, #7 Highway Box 10, Tangier, Nova Scotia BOJ 3H0 You are visitor , Thank you! Last Updated January 12, 2005 Clip art used in this site are from Microsoft Clips On-line and Cute Colors

96. Ellis Elementary School Home of the Falcons. Parent advisory committee, Parent teacher association, and directory. http://www4.d25.k12.id.us/ellis/index.htm

Ellis Elementary School Home of the Falcons 11888 North Whitaker Road Chubbuck, ID 83202 Click here to soar Farther Our Mission Statement: “I am responsible and always learning”

97. Hillview Elementary School Kindergarten to grade 7. Contains animated mission statement, teacher resources, events calendar, parent advisory council newsletters and minutes, and student art gallery. http://www.sd22.bc.ca/hillview/

Welcome Back to Hillview: Terry Fox Run - Friday, Sept. 16 PAC Meeting - Tues. Sept. 13 6:45 Parent Teacher Interviews - Oct. 12, 13 Pro-D Day - Friday, Sept. 23 - students not in attendance Photo Day - Wed., Oct. 5 Welcome to Mr. Galenzoski - our new principal Smoking survey results - some interesting results in this newsletter View the slide show from the art fair Division 3 (Gr. 5/6) have made some inventions click on picture for more info Mrs. Rachwalski Mrs. Hadfield Mrs. Nixon Mrs. Mazur ... Battle of the Books Quizzes About our school: Hillview Elementary School is located in School District 22 (Vernon). We have approximately 372 students in Grades K-7 and 21 instructional staff. We are located in a semi-rural area with spacious school grounds surrounded by pastures of horses. Our school grounds also house many different kinds of trees and shrubs planted by our industrious Environmental Club. You can even try to identify some of these trees.

98. Teacher's Advisory Panel: Library Of Congress LIVE (Events And Programs Featurin teacher s advisory Panel. Library of Congress Live is a series of free events,combining the vast historical treasures from the Library s collections with http://www.loc.gov/loc/kidslc/live-teachers.html

The Library of Congress Virtual Programs and Services Home About ... Contact Us TEACHER'S ADVISORY PANEL Library of Congress Live works with an invited group of dynamic, involved and creative educators to participate in evaluation and enhancement of the educational component of our programs including our popular Learning Guides. This committee also helps shape how curriculum standards are implemented in companion materials and shared with the education community. As ambassadors from their own institutions, members also act as conduits for information about our programs to other educators. If you would like more information about or would like to become involved with our committee, please communicate with using our contact us form. Home About Schedule Webcasts ... Virtual Programs and Services April 13, 2004

99. Music Alive! - Teach With Today's Music Our Story Our Mission The Package Sample Pages teacher s advisory Board National Standards From the Editor This Season Sample Pages http://www.musicalive.com/teacherAdvisory.asp

About Music Alive! In Our Pages Store Community Contact Us Our Story Our Mission The Package Sample Pages ... Customer Service Protected from the commercial agendas of advertisements and product reviews, the editorial content of Music Alive! In particular, the following devoted music educators, hailing from various regions across the country, class-test each issue and provided regular feedback on content, level of difficulty, and presentation style. They help us make Music Alive! the best it can be. Detria Anderson Landon Middle School Topeka, KS Bruce Bednarky East Shore Middle School Milford, CT Audrey Carballo Bob Graham Education Center Miami, FL Carol Edelblute Neosho K-8 School Neosho, WI Mary Belle Leach River Oaks Baptist School Houston, TX Sharon Schrank Edison Middle School Janesville, WI For information about our the MENC National Standards, click here

100. NSRC Hosts Teacher's Advisory Council Information about the teacher s advisory Council and its meeting on August 13, 2004. http://www.nsrconline.org/news/pr_Teacher's_Adv_Council.html

NSRC Hosts Teacher's Advisory Council Released Date: August 13, 2004 Location: Washington, D.C. On August 13, 2004, the National Science Resources Center hosted an afternoon event at the Smithsonian Castle for the teachers selected to the prestigious Teacher’s Advisory Council. A presentation was given on professional development by  David Marsland , Co-director of the NSRC Professional Development Center.  Sally Goetz Shuler , executive director, (shown here at right) closed the session with her remarks and left time for questions. The Teacher's Advisory Council was established in November 2002, by one of the NSRC’s parent organizations, The National Academies. Its purpose is to advise the National Academies on matters related to education, especially teaching and learning in U.S. schools. The mission of the Council is to increase the usefulness, relevance, and communication of research to educational practice; help the research community develop new research that is informed by practice; provide advice about how other National Academies programs, initiatives, and recommendations can be most effectively implemented in schools; and offer guidance about how the National Academies can best communicate with the teaching community in the United States. The Council currently consists of a core group of 11 teachers representing the sciences, mathematics, and technology. These outstanding teachers represent elementary, middle, and secondary grade levels, urban and rural settings, and schools considered “good” as well as those currently deemed as “failing.” Qualifications for both core group and at-large members include a minimum of 50 percent of working time spent in the classroom with students and demonstrated professional leadership. At least one core group member representing each grade band is board certified by the National Board of Professional Teaching Standards. Several Council members are Presidential Awardees for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.

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