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Carly Edwards about Work and Grad School – Social Studies Education at UNC Pembroke by UNC Pembroke https://ift.tt/2xAlcY2 When I started working, right after I graduated [undergrad], I happened to also get into the [Social Studies Education] program, like, simultaneously. So at the beginning of one week, I got my job then, at the end of the week, I had got accepted into the program. And I had to make that decision, am I going to do both? And at first I was kind of nervous. I was like, oh my God, it's going to be all this extra work on top of the work I'm doing, and I had never been a teacher before. So, walking into the classroom and knowing that I had started the program, making that decision to start, helped me develop into the teacher I am today. Because all of the techniques and stuff they were teaching us in class I was able to actually use. And, especially being a new teacher and not really knowing exactly what to do, having the professors there behind you, kind of w

Higher education institutions suspend operations until May 31 LAHORE:In pursuance of the instructions by the Punjab government in the wake of Covid-19 pandemic, all Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) have suspended their academic operations and closed down until 31st May, 2020. A meeting of following committee constituted by Punjab Higher Education Commission was held here Tuesday to discuss online teaching learning process during this period and to assess readiness of universities for preparation to upload lectures/course materials/assignments on Learning Management System (LMS). PHEC is coordinating with all stakeholders to provide necessary support to universities in Online Courses, Smart Classrooms and IT facilities. The committee members, including UET Lahore Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Syed Mansoor Sarwar, KEMU Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Khalid Masud Gondal, University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Muhammad Ashraf, Information Technology University, Lahore, Vi

During her 30-year career in education, Dianne Monson mentored young writers and future teachers while advocating for children’s literature. All of those attributes were on display in 1997. Early that year, the Anoka-Hennepin School District was asked to ban “Goosebumps,” a children’s horror book series written by R.L. Stine, from the school district’s library bookshelves. The debate caught the attention of local and national news outlets. Monson, a professor in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Minnesota, had long stressed that time spent reading for pleasure was related to gains in reading ability. In response to the Goosebumps controversy, Monson told the Star Tribune that her advice to parents would be: “Is this material any more frightening or lurid than what children are watching on TV? And do they monitor what they’re watching on TV as much as what they’re reading?” Ultimately, the Anoka-Hennepin school board rejected the request that the bo

HBR Staff/ Apple/ Getty We’ve made our coronavirus coverage free for all readers. To get all of HBR’s content delivered to your inbox, sign up for the Daily Alert newsletter. Tectonic shifts in society and business occur when unexpected events force widespread experimentation around a new idea. During World War II, for instance, when American men went off to war, women proved that they could do “men’s” work — and do it well. Women never looked back after that. Similarly, the Y2K problem demanded the extensive use of Indian software engineers, leading to the tripling of employment-based visas granted by the U.S. Fixing that bug enabled Indian engineers to establish their credentials, and catapulted them as world leaders in addressing technology problems. Alphabet, Microsoft, IBM, and Adobe are all headed by India-born engineers today. Right now, the Coronavirus pandemic is forcing global experimentation with remote teaching. There are many indicators that this crisis is going to

POCATELLO — Five Idaho State University faculty members have been honored as the 2020 Master Teachers. The faculty members receiving these awards are Vanessa Ballam, associate professor and head of acting in the College of Arts and Letters Department of Theatre and Dance; Robert Fisher, professor and associate dean of the College of Science and Engineering; Robin Lindbeck, associate professor in the College of Education Department of Organizational Learning and Performance; Victoria Scharp, assistant professor in the College of Rehabilitation and Communication Sciences; and Matthew VanWinkle, associate professor of English in the College of Arts and Letters. From this group, ISU’s 2020 Distinguished Teacher will be chosen. All Master Teachers will be acknowledged in ISU’s 2020 commencement program. ISU outstanding and distinguished service and researcher awards will also be announced. Biographies of honorees are listed below. — Vanessa Ballam — Ballam, who earned her Mas

WNC’s Higher Education in Prison (HEP) Program provides access to higher education and workforce education for the underserved population of incarcerated men at Warm Springs and Northern Nevada Correctional Centers in order to help reduce recidivism, increase prosocial behaviors, break the cycle of poverty, and provide hope for a second chance in life. As of Spring 2020, WNC serves more than 140 students at Warm Springs Correctional Center (WSCC) and Northern Nevada Correctional Center (NNCC). WNC’s HEP program is unique in the state because we serve a larger number of students with a wider variety of sentence lengths and who are able to pursue Associate degrees as well as certificates of achievement and/or industry skills certifications. WNC’s HEP program has unofficially been called a model for the state and was recently awarded the 2020 Social Justice Award at the inaugural Celebrating Social Work Leaders event hosted by the UNR School of Social Work. Programs WNC offers an Asso

There are many paths to becoming a Registered Nurse. You can start as an LPN and then work towards becoming a Registered Nurse, earn an ADN or BSN and then sit for the NCLEX immediately upon graduation, or take an alternative route. There’s no right way to become a nurse. But when you’re just starting out, the sheer number of options can be daunting. Read on to find out: What your nursing career path options are The differences in nursing levels and careers Education requirements for each option  Common career paths for nurses And alternative career paths  Why Nursing Is An Excellent Career Path Nurses are in HIGH demand. According to the BLS, in 2018 there were 3,059,800 Registered Nurses in the United States. By 2028, there will be a need for an additional 371,500 nurses , which is an expected growth of 12%. With the aging population, this number is expected to be even higher. Meaning that nurses should never have trouble finding work. Pathways into Nursing While there ar

SP20 CAGS Webinar: Creating an Online Presence by CAGS Faculty Development https://ift.tt/3dJDWVw Education is continuously changing as new technologies are introduced in the world of online learning. New research also shows that an instructor's presence in the classroom is an essential aspect of online education. In this webinar, we shared strategies to create an excellent online presence in your classroom, which leads to a more productive learning environment for our students. Uploaded 2020-03-31T22:59:20.000Z

With New York State schools shut down for the foreseeable future because of the coronavirus pandemic, parents with school-age children are now adding teaching to their list of parental duties. For most parents, this may be an unfamiliar role. Wendy Paterson, dean of the School of Education at Buffalo State College, shared her advice for parents faced with this new responsibility. Paterson, a two-time graduate of Buffalo State who began her teaching career in 1976 as a reading specialist in the Kenmore-Tonawanda public schools, began working in higher education in 1983. She’s been the dean of the School of Education at Buffalo State since 2012. An expert on education, Paterson is well-suited to help parents through this strange time. The School of Education has also built an online resource for parents.   Paterson's ideas on how to keep kids interested during this period of home-learning can be found here: https://ift.tt/3bEffIa

Take on eLearning by Tim Kruse https://ift.tt/2Uw7TRa WIS takes on virtual learning. Uploaded 2020-04-01T01:07:30.000Z

April 1 Update - Field Staff by Sam https://ift.tt/2Jw4sDK JobKeeper - https://ift.tt/3bDicsz A Quick Guide: Financial Support for Individuals During COVID-19 https://ift.tt/2wUjLU5 7 Tips for Working at Home https://ift.tt/2yjtmUQ National Updates - https://ift.tt/2osxZ7o Grants TeamKids are applying for - https://ift.tt/344HzRl Uploaded 2020-04-01T00:48:11.000Z

April 1st - Head Office by Sam https://ift.tt/2R0nPZU JobKeeper - https://ift.tt/3bDicsz A Quick Guide: Financial Support for Individuals During COVID-19 https://ift.tt/2wUjLU5 7 Tips for Working at Home https://ift.tt/2yjtmUQ National Updates - https://ift.tt/2osxZ7o Grants TeamKids are applying for - https://ift.tt/344HzRl Uploaded 2020-04-01T00:26:05.000Z

MPCP Parenting Series - Creating Healthy Families 3 30 2020 by Melissa Benaroya https://ift.tt/3bBSN2c Come join MPCP and Melissa Benaroya, LICSW as she presents topics and facilitates conversation for families to gain support and learn what matters most to you as a parent. This workshop series is geared toward parents of children ages 12 months to 6 years old but is open to all parents. The workshop blends Love and Logic Parenting, Positive Discipline and Gottman principles with personal coaching. Parenting with Confidence is being offered to create a space where parents can learn, get support and be intentional about their parenting. The structure of the workshops is facilitated discussion around a focused topic each session. The sessions will not only provide parents the opportunity to learn new skills, but to share in the joys and frustrations that are inherent in parenting. The intention of the workshop series is that parents walk way feeling confident, empowered in their deci

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Innovate WithIN: Region 8 – The Bounce Back by Digital Corps https://ift.tt/3aA2MVV The Bounce Back aims to solve the problem of stimming, more specifically, rocking. The Bounce Back is a padded and spring-loaded wedge that fits between the user and the chair. This absorbs the force on both the user and the chair. In Indiana, approximately 15% of students are in special education. Allowing and encouraging students to stim will provide a more beneficial learning environment. The total expense cost is $18.07, and it takes approximately 45 minutes to make. The Bounce Back will be listed at $59.99, creating a gross profit of $41.92. The marketing of this product is towards people with ASD and people who need a solution to calm their hyperactivity. Fort Wayne Community Schools has an extensive functional skills program that would greatly benefit from incorporating the Bounce Back into classrooms. Uploaded 2020-04-01T00:05:28.000Z

In recognition of the fact many Albertans are self-isolating because of COVID-19, the Alberta Hunter Education Instructors’ Association (AHEIA) – a not-for-profit organization that works to educate about on the importance of protecting the places and wildlife – has made its eight-module Alberta Fishing Education Program available online for free. “Given the current set of circumstances everyone is dealing with, we feel now is the perfect time to release the Alberta Fishing Education Program for free, so that all Albertans – young and old – can take advantage of this extra time they may have found themselves with while they self-isolate or quarantine at home away from school and work," said AHEIA's Robert Gruszecki in a March 28 release. The education program is the only program of its kind offered in North America, according to the release and, beyond providing essential education about fishing in Alberta, its aim is "to provide confidence through understanding to bett

In a letter from WOCCISD Superintendent Dr. Rickie Harris: Enlight of the press conference today by Governor Abbott mandating school closures through May 1, WOCCISD will be again extending our Flexible Education Program. We now anticipate our start date to be May 5. Thank you for your continued patience as we work together as a community to keep everyone safe. I appreciate your efforts at home in helping provide our students with continuity of education during this closure period. Please contact your teacher by email if you need support in educating your children, after all, that is why we are here. WOCCISD will continue to send timely communications as information becomes available. We will continue to deliver Grab and Go breakfast and lunch between the hours of 8:30-12:30 at North Early Learning Center and West Orange-Stark High School. Stay safe and Go Mustangs! Sincerely, Rickie Harris, Ed.D.

In the Name of GOD, I Curse the Gender Doctrine! by Sword-Bishop https://ift.tt/39zYP1W Excerpt from the sermon of the Sword-Bishop of 12.11.2017 - Topics: Whoever Supports Gender Doctrine and Early Sex Education Commits a Sin that Leads to Death! – Children Are the Apple of GOD’s Eye – With Pointed Objects They Stab into the Eye of GOD! – The Devil Wants to Corrupt the Children! – The Sense of Modesty is the Ring Wall Home page: https://ift.tt/2whlA89 – https://ift.tt/2B7lfcT Onlineshop: https://ift.tt/2KaeESc E-Mail: sb@schwert-bischof.com Donations Accounts: Neuchristen, Bergstrasse 52, CH-9038 Rehetobel Post Account St. Gall: IBAN CH95 0900 0000 9000 9189 4 / BIC POFICHBEXXX Postal Savings Bank Munich: IBAN DE34 7001 0080 0120 0558 01 / BIC PBNKDEFF Uploaded 2020-04-01T00:15:49.000Z

Playing with Movement at The Massage Lab - Moving My Clients by Joe Lavin https://ift.tt/2wGCgLT Exploring how to move clients around on the massage table at the Massage Lab with Tracey Windmill. These techniques will help you get your clients in the best position possible for your work, encourages a parasympathetic relaxation response as well as provides a profound and surreal massage experience for them. IMPORTANT DISCLAIMERS This video is for entertainment and general information purposes only. Nothing in this video should be considered as professional or medical advice. Nothing in this video should be considered to be approved as continuing education for licensed massage therapists. Some of the techniques that I use in this video ARE VERY ADVANCED AND MAY NOT BE SAFE FOR FOR SOME RECEIVERS TO RECEIVE OR SOME GIVERS TO GIVE. Some of the draping may not be appropriate or legal for licensed therapists to use in their specific jurisdictions. Always check what is appropriate for you

Production Pointers - Lighting by Orange County Dept. of Education https://ift.tt/2w7Hz6K Orange County Department of Education Uploaded 2020-03-31T23:55:37.000Z

CYOA Project - Educational Standards Announcement by Megan Murrell https://ift.tt/2JtNCFJ Uploaded 2020-03-31T23:55:13.000Z

Production Pointers - Document Camera by Orange County Dept. of Education https://ift.tt/2JvQMJa Orange County Department of Education Uploaded 2020-03-31T23:53:53.000Z

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Teach Dance from Home edit by Martine Quigley https://ift.tt/3dGIFat Australian faculty from @mqdedance get creative with 'teach from home' key learning dance education Uploaded 2020-03-31T01:58:46.000Z

Teachers Who Tech by Will Fassbender https://ift.tt/2WQVMzU Doctoral dissertation defense of William J. Fassbender Uploaded 2020-03-31T01:58:18.000Z

Teacher Professional Development Program in an Indonesian Disadvantaged Region by IAFOR https://ift.tt/2RdAlFJ 56533 Ria Asih, University of New South Wales, Australia This quantitative study examines the effects of a mandatory teacher professional development (PD) program on the sources of teacher self-efficacy beliefs, and Indonesian teacher self-efficacy beliefs. Instruments used in this study were the Teacher Professional Development Scale (Main & Pendergast, 2017), Sources of Efficacy Information in Professional Learning Environments (Dellinger, 2001), and Teacher Efficacy Beliefs System-Self (Dellinger, et. al., 2008). Samples of this study were 356 public primary school teachers (M = 45.65 year-old) in Bima, Indonesia. Bima was chosen as the study site based on its characteristics as an educationally disadvantaged region with limited teaching and learning sources, making its education quality lags behind the national standard. Three closely-related studies were implement

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Podcast for Ed 231 by Haley Rogers https://ift.tt/2JtuWG9 Short audio file based on the lectures of Education 231, Alcohol and Other Drugs, at St. Olaf College. Uploaded 2020-03-31T01:40:16.000Z

POCATELLO – Five Idaho State University faculty members have been honored as the 2020 Master Teachers. The faculty members receiving these awards are Vanessa Ballam, associate professor and head of acting in the College of Arts and Letters Department of Theatre and Dance; Robert Fisher, professor and associate dean of the College of Science and Engineering; Robin Lindbeck, associate professor in the College of Education Department of Organizational Learning and Performance; Victoria Scharp, assistant professor in the College of Rehabilitation and Communication Sciences; and Matthew VanWinkle, associate professor of English in the College of Arts and Letters.   From this group ISU’s 2020 Distinguished Teacher will be chosen. All Master Teachers will be acknowledged in ISU’s 2020 commencement program. ISU Outstanding and Distinguished Service and Researcher awards will also be announced. Biographies of honorees are listed below.      Vanessa Ballam – Ballam, who earned her Master of

CareerSource Broward Scholarships For Career Training by Moore https://ift.tt/3dJok48 Broward County residents seeking financial assistance for career training may be eligible to receive a scholarship of up to $12,000 through CareerSource Broward’s Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) program. Scholarships help cover the cost of tuition, books, uniforms and supplies while individuals receive the education and training they need to get hired in a high-wage occupational career field, including information technology, construction, healthcare, manufacturing and more. Uploaded 2020-03-31T00:36:50.000Z

CareerSource Broward Jobseeker Services by Moore https://ift.tt/2WWprHO At CareerSource Broward, we specialize in helping individuals become more competitive in their search for employment, and regardless of your education, skills and experience, we can help guide you through every step of the process. If you’re looking for your next opportunity, we can identify dynamic career possibilities and provide professional guidance – all at no cost to you! Uploaded 2020-03-31T00:30:55.000Z

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March 30, 2020 Dear School of Education Faculty and Staff: I’m sharing this video message in an effort to connect with faculty and staff across the School of Education. Although I’d love to reach out to you in person, I think we all understand the importance of  minimizing face-to-face interactions and practicing social distancing in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19. Please take care of yourself — both mentally and physically — as you continue your outstanding work in meeting the changing needs of campus and our School of Education. If you have questions or concerns, you can always reach out to the Dean’s Office for guidance at any time via email at: soe-deansoffice@education.wisc.edu. Thank you all for pulling together in these extraordinary times. Stay healthy, Dean Diana Hess