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Volunteers in the program help youth raise their academic standards and develop a positive sense of self. Volunteers from businesses in WAVE Country help students learn about different careers that may hold some interest for them. The clusters include arts, business, communications, computers, education, engineering, health and medical, and law and government.

DEAN, SCHOOL OF EDUCATION  Reporting to the Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Student Success, the Dean oversees the undergraduate and graduate programs of the school and three academic departments; Early Childhood & Childhood Education, Middle & High School Education, and Counseling, Leadership, Literacy, and Special Education. The Dean also has responsibility for three centers and institutes: The Bronx Institute, The Center for School/College Collaboratives, and The Institute for Literacy Studies, all of which conduct research and action projects in partnership with schools.   The position announcement, which includes the full job description, statement of qualifications, and application procedure is posted to this URL https://www.cuny.edu/employment/.  Search for the announcement using Job ID 22092 or the position title. To learn more about Lehman College visit us at: http://lehman.edu.   CUNY encourages people with disabilities, minorities, vete

Imperial A - Afternoon (UT Energy Workforce Scholarship & Energy Education Presentation Ceremony) by In The Event https://ift.tt/3otjIVt Uploaded 2020-10-26T00:26:11.000Z

Hunters Ed by Marlanea https://ift.tt/3otjHkn Hunters Education Video Uploaded 2020-10-26T00:23:56.000Z

IWPG Peace Lecturer's Training Education 7-Class 1 by IWPG https://ift.tt/2TnAC9o Uploaded 2020-10-26T00:08:45.000Z

IWPG Peace Lecturer's Training Education 6-Class 2 by IWPG https://ift.tt/3oq83q9 Uploaded 2020-10-26T00:02:55.000Z

[2020 JC] 21 October, Syphilis by Nicole Samuel by ASHM https://ift.tt/34tvpna If you are a HIV s100 Prescriber and have watched this video after the course, please claim it back at ASHM Prescriber Portal: prescriberportal.ashm.org.au/ . 1 HIV CPD Point for Journal Club only session, and 2 HIV CPD Points for a joint session of Journal Club with Clinical Education Seminar. HIV/Sexual Health Journal Club Topic: If you are a HIV s100 Prescriber and have watched this video after the course, please claim it back at ASHM Prescriber Portal: prescriberportal.ashm.org.au/ . 1 HIV CPD Point for Journal Club only session, and 2 HIV CPD Points for a joint session of Journal Club with Clinical Education Seminar. HIV/Sexual Health Journal Club Topic: Syphilis Presenter: Nicole Samuel, Registrar from SSHC 00:00 Uploaded 2020-10-25T23:53:28.000Z

TALKING POINTS This is one in an ongoing series of brief conversations with education innovators led by Greg Richmond, founder and former CEO of the National Association of Charter School Authorizers. Today’s edition: three minutes Stephen Lambert, principal of Treasure Valley Classical Academy, a second-year charter school in Fruitland, Idaho.  Richmond: How does the classical education your students are receiving differ from what students receive in other schools? Lambert : Our mission is to train the mind and improve the hearts of our students through a classical, content-rich curriculum that emphasizes virtuous living, traditional learning and civic responsibility. That mission statement is deeply rooted in ideas that have existed in Western civilization for thousands of years, beginning with the ancient Greeks. And it is that citizens have to be prepared to take on their role in a civil society. In order to do that, we need to form and shape character and to provide knowled

Monologue of Me Part Two 241118 by Lavinia De Ayr https://ift.tt/37Ao5bb With much gratitude and thankfulness for all the blessing and freedom life is and has to offer I remember in the lead up to making these video feeling pretty awful but yet resilient and determined to heal from the circumstances I found myself in. Making the decisions to continue to document my self-healing journey on film was just another small step to create change! I understand that education needs resources and that is part of what enabled me to have the self-confidence to speak and share my life experiences of abuse, every expression, gesticulation, pause, silence, look, glare, or stare is evidence of the truth behind the experience of life and abuse. Created as a resource for learning and as a form of self-healing and self-defence! www.naturalflowism.com Uploaded 2020-10-25T00:16:04.000Z

107 Pascal Dr Mt Juliet TN 37122 by Real 3D Space https://ift.tt/3dWGP5R 107 Pascal Dr Mt Juliet TN 37122 | Trisha Johnson Trisha Johnson Born and raised locally, Trisha Johnson works to build community and economic growth within her city and surrounding neighborhoods. She is the fifth generation of her family to lay roots in the Middle Tennessee area. A teacher at heart, she works to educate all of her clients throughout the home buying and selling process. Trisha focuses on improving the experience for her clients through effective communication, relationship building, education and technology. trishajohnson@kw.com 6155331475 https://ift.tt/2G0FFtA https://ift.tt/3owKlcb https://ift.tt/3dVNHjO 107 Pascal Dr Mt Juliet TN 37122 | Trisha Johnson Why Choose Real 3d space? When you power your business with interactive 3D media, the possibilities are endless. No matter what industry you're in, you can enable deeply immersive virtual exploration that can be delivered to anyone, anyw

Challenges of Adult Education in the time of COVID by Learn Art Online Toronto https://ift.tt/35vxAFV Art Education: The challenges of moving between the classroom model with that of online. Uploaded 2020-10-24T23:36:05.000Z

Abuse and Disabilities 101: Overcoming Barriers to Safety - CWBA & The Initiative by CWBA Executive Director https://ift.tt/35a58t9 Presented October 15, 2020 by the Colorado Women's Bar Association in partnership with the Initiative | Presenter: Zoe Collins of The Initiative This webinar will focus on understanding disability culture and disability justice, and how we can better serve survivors with disabilities, rather than relying on laws and legal practice. Participation in this program will be very valuable for members who currently serve, or are thinking about serving, disabled clients or anyone who has experienced abuse. “Disability and Abuse 101: Overcoming Barriers to Safety” introduces audiences to the essential intersections of abuse and disability. - People with disabilities experience marginalization due to ableism, a set of beliefs and practices that devalue and discriminate against people with disabilities, and often rests on the assumption that people with d

CDPA: Education by Question Mark Media https://ift.tt/3o6cGpt Uploaded 2020-10-18T23:44:13.000Z

Roundglass Foundation: Learning Initiatve by Michael Uys https://ift.tt/31lALie Interviews with leaders in education. India 2020 Uploaded 2020-10-18T23:36:44.000Z

ASHS Impact 2020 by Bryn Reade https://ift.tt/31g5qxi As part of the school curriculum, Albany Senior High School requires its students to produce an 'Impact Project' each year. A huge amount of work goes into these diverse and innovative projects which provide the students with an opportunity to work with external stakeholders and for external stakeholders to sample the scientists, artists, programmers, and entrepreneurs of the future. Uploaded 2020-10-18T21:27:30.000Z

Center for Refugees in Chungking Mansions burnt down in fire, calling for aid to rebuild難民中心遭火災呼籲捐贈 by Jingyi Liu https://ift.tt/3ked7eU An incident in Christian Action – Centre for Refugees in Chungking Mansions, Hong Kong, was burnt into ruins. The fire was caused by a short circuit in the air conditioner. The center was severely damaged, fortunately no one was injured in the fire. The center's programs assist refugees with basic essentials such as shelter, food, clothing, toiletries, and emergency cash grants. The center is also one of the only sources for education and training support for refugees, as well as psycho-social and mental health services. The center’s staff member, Jeffrey Andrews, who is also Hong Kong's first ethnic minority social worker, is interviewed by DotDotNews, saying that the center has received many donations from HK society after the fire, but the rebuilding project is time-consuming and still needs the consistent community's help. The staf

Board of Education Vacancy Orientation Meeting 10-15-20 by CSSD11 https://ift.tt/3k48EeP Colorado Springs School District 11 Board of Education Vacancy Orientation Meeting 10-15-20 Uploaded 2020-10-16T00:18:11.000Z

CCSD Board of Education Meeting 9/14/20 by New Castle Media Center https://ift.tt/34XTNMy Uploaded 2020-10-16T00:04:23.000Z

Streamed EZ Bundles for Education by Creation Networks https://ift.tt/3jboF1n Uploaded 2020-10-15T23:56:06.000Z

CXC: Method Unchanged Ministry Pens 3rd Letter by CCN TV6 https://ift.tt/2SYwkVY The Caribbean examinations council tells T&T's education ministry their marking method remained unchanged for 2020 exams. The ministry is to dispatch a third letter to CXC and one attorney calls on the minister to lobby for a special meeting of the Council. Here's Urvashi Tiwari-Roopnarine with the story. Uploaded 2020-10-15T23:48:19.000Z

Ryan McKinnon   | Sarasota Herald-Tribune Faculty at the University of South Florida learned Wednesday that the university will be eliminating its College of Education, a program that had once been the fifth largest college of education in the country.  The school plans to phase out its bachelor’s of education degree over the next few years, as the current students enrolled in the program finish. The master’s program will be shifted into another college, and the university will close the door on its College of Education. The move comes as interest in teaching nationwide has plummeted, while school districts look for ways to entice teachers into the field. “We see, across the country, less interest in education as a field, as a career field,” said Judith Ponticell, interim Dean of the USF College of Education. USF’s overall enrollment in the College of Education, including both undergraduate and graduate students, has fallen from 5,117 in 2009 to 2,384 last year, according to dat

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - In a pre-COVID-19 world, finding substitute teachers for certain areas throughout West Virginia was critical. But now, with a pandemic on our hands, the issue has grown to not only the entire state but also the nation. That’s why the West Virginia Department of Education has designed a program to try and eliminate the deficit. “There are critical substitute shortages in parts of the state without COVID,” said Dr. Carla Warren, director of the office of Educator Development and Support for the state. “Of course COVID has exaggerated those substitute shortages during this time period, so this will help ease that burden for some of those systems.” Warren said the state has been working with county systems and educator preparation programs at universities across the state to design a way for university students who are in their last year of school and student teaching to work as substitute teachers. “Typically in the last semester of your senior year in educ

Foundations in Elementary Education Course: Dispositions by Natalie Suzanne De Jong https://ift.tt/33WHaC2 Uploaded 2020-10-15T02:44:15.000Z

How to Get Involved and Start Research In Your Workplace by CSHP Saskatchewan Branch https://ift.tt/3iZZChx Dr. William Semchuk, BSP, ACPR, MSc, PharmD, FCSHP (Apologies on behalf of the education committee, the first 4 minutes of the presentation failed to be recorded appropriately. Please see slide deck on website for details of first four slide) Uploaded 2020-10-15T02:44:05.000Z

The War Economy - Peace Booth 2020 by Vicki Ryder https://ift.tt/3iWpJGd The Triangle (NC) Raging Grannies sing an original song for the 2020 North Carolina State Fair's Peace Booth. The lyrics of "The War Economy" decry the fact that our hard earned tax dollars -- and yours -- are being spent on no-win wars abroad while our children and grandchildren face grim futures without affordable day care, health care, higher education, livable wages, or a sustainable planet. Uploaded 2020-10-15T02:21:22.000Z

On Friday, October 9, 2020, the Department of Education announced the rescission of and a replacement for the 2016 Handbook for Campus Safety and Security Reporting (“2016 Handbook”). The announcement also identified and explained the more significant changes between the 2016 Handbook and the “replacement,” which is a new Clery-related Appendix to the Federal Student Aid (FSA) Handbook. Why the rescission? Two reasons: First, the Department concluded that much of the guidance in the 2016 Handbook exceeded its relevant statutory (20 U.S.C. 1092) and regulatory authority (34 CFR 668.41 and 668.46). Second, the Department determined that the 2016 Handbook was “unnecessarily voluminous,” resulting in an “overriding focus on lengthy annual statistical reports, which may have taken resources away from the mission of campus safety.” What is the replacement? As noted above, the replacement is a Clery-specific Appendix to the existing FSA Handbook. You can access a copy of the Appendix her

Four of the 5C presidents sign onto a letter demanding the Department of Education stop their investigation at Princeton University. (Anna Horne • The Student Life) Four 5C presidents have signed onto a letter denouncing a Department of Education investigation into alleged violations of anti-discrimination law at Princeton University.  Scripps College President Lara Tiedens, Pomona College President G. Gabrielle Starr, Harvey Mudd College President Maria Klawe and Pitzer College President Melvin Oliver joined more than 110 college presidents in requesting that the DOE “abandon its ill-considered investigation of Princeton University.” Claremont McKenna College President Hiram Chodosh did not sign onto the letter.  CMC spokesperson Gilien Silsby said in an email to TSL that the college rarely signs on to such letters “as a matter of practice and our nonpartisanship principles.”  “ And furthermore, we will not dignify legal actions we view as an extremely cynical political mo

[embedded content] After a summer that escalated demands for racial justice, educators across the country need to find ways of acknowledging and helping their students navigate racial trauma. Educators and school communities may also need to acknowledge their own stress and pain at this time. To address these critical needs and identify concrete ways that educators and school leaders of all races can guide students through this traumatic time, Tracie Jones, HGSE’s director of diversity, inclusion, and belonging, led a conversation with James Huguley, Ed.M.’04, Ed.D.’13, interim director at University of Pittsburgh’s Center on Race and Social Problems, and Sarah Vinson, associate clinical professor of psychiatry and pediatrics at Morehouse School of Medicine, in a recent episode of Education Now. Huguley surfaced a few key concepts for education leaders, teachers, and parents to keep in mind as they address these difficult subjects in school and at home, and suggested special attent

Boonville Board of Education discusses loosening restrictions on quarantined students, employees by NPG Dev Ops https://ift.tt/2STdm2P Uploaded 2020-10-15T02:38:36.000Z

The Love We'll Share by Raymond Coats https://ift.tt/318iowY On the CD Simply Raymond, this is a stand-out track that describes and secures the relationship the developed as a result of knowing what true love is! Uploaded 2020-10-15T02:25:08.000Z

Nourish Baby Online: Delivering choice, flexibility and access to evidence-based online antenatal and early parenting education by nourishbaby https://ift.tt/31827IF Uploaded 2020-10-15T01:58:54.000Z

Sunrise Thanksgiving Offering 2020 by Sunrise Children's Services https://ift.tt/378WttA When you give to Sunrise’s Thanksgiving Offering, you are giving warm meals to hungry children. You are giving hope to families who are thinking about giving up. You are giving education to kids who have previously struggled in school. You are giving family to kids who are longing for a home. Greatest of all, you are showing the love of Christ to our Sunrise kids and families. Uploaded 2020-10-15T01:00:54.000Z

OctoberFamilyMeeting by Saint Bernard https://ift.tt/2HarEcL Families gather for the Opening of our Fall Religious Education Program. Download the Handy Family Guide here: https://ift.tt/352876P Uploaded 2020-10-14T23:29:54.000Z

SES163 - Education by Jen Hurley https://ift.tt/3nU6GzK Uploaded 2020-10-14T23:10:33.000Z

March 4, 1931 - October 12, 2020 Lake Mills, WI - Marple R. Wollin, 89, Lake Mills, went to be with her Savior on Monday, October 12, 2020. She was born on March 4, 1931 in Sandwich, IL, the daughter of the late Donald and Nona (Carter) Trotter. In 1949 she graduated from the Plano High School and later earned her Physical Education degree from UW-Madison where she met her future husband who was serving in the U.S. Air Force in Madison. On July 10, 1953 she married Albert "Bud" Wollin at the Plano First Baptist Church. She was a devoted worker for the Lake Mills McDonalds for 21 years. Marple was an active member of the Rock Lake Baptist Church in Lake Mills, Awanas Club, and Meals on Wheels volunteer. She enjoyed making ceramic bowls and figurines, sewing, knitting, making afghans, and canning from her garden. Survivors include her husband of 67 years, Albert "Bud" Wollin of Lake Mills; four sons, Brex (Carel) of Watertown, Brad of Lake Mills, Brian (Deni

← Press Releases PRESS RELEASE FROM PODIUM EDUCATION AUSTIN, TEXAS, Oct. 14, 2020 —Podium Education, the company helping colleges and universities add in-demand tech skills to all undergraduate majors, announced its completion of a $12 million funding round. The Series A round was led by Sid Krommenhoek at Album VC and Zander Rafael at Spring Tide Capital. Participating investors include Ashley Bittner and Brigette Lau at Firework Ventures, David Blake from Degreed, Michael Staton at Learn Capital, Adam Ross at Goldcrest Capital, Gregg Scorsby from CampusLogic, and Justin Fishner-Wolfson from 137 Ventures. “We started Podium Education because we believe that every student, regardless of major, deserves a direct path to a high-growth career in the modern workforce,” said Brooks Morgan, Co-founder and CEO. “The US higher education landscape is changing rapidly. The colleges and universities that will thrive in the next decade are those launching programs that align two things - what

South Carolina Department of Education funds over $33 million in protective equipment and supplies for all school districts | 2020-10-14 | Security Magazine This website requires certain cookies to work and uses other cookies to help you have the best experience. By visiting this website, certain cookies have already been set, which you may delete and block. By closing this message or continuing to use our site, you agree to the use of cookies. Visit our updated privacy and cookie policy to learn more. This Website Uses Cookies By closing this message or continuing to use our site, you agree to our cookie policy. Learn More This website requires certain cookies to work and uses other cookies to help you have the best experience. By visiting this website, certain cookies have already been set, which you may delete and block. By closing this message or continuing to use our site, you agree to the use of cookies. Visit our updated privacy and coo

[embedded content] After a summer that escalated demands for racial justice, educators across the country need to find ways of acknowledging and helping their students navigate racial trauma. Educators and school communities may also need to acknowledge their own stress and pain at this time. To address these critical needs and identify concrete ways that educators and school leaders of all races can guide students through this traumatic time, Tracie Jones, HGSE’s director of diversity, inclusion, and belonging, led a conversation with James Huguley, Ed.M.’04, Ed.D.’13, interim director at University of Pittsburgh’s Center on Race and Social Problems, and Sarah Vinson, associate clinical professor of psychiatry and pediatrics at Morehouse School of Medicine, in a recent episode of Education Now. Huguley surfaced a few key concepts for education leaders, teachers, and parents to keep in mind as they address these difficult subjects in school and at home, and suggested special attent

Nicholas Rudelic Nicholas Rudelic passed away peacefully on October 2, 2020 at Cornerstone Hospice after a long bout with Alzheimer’s. A celebration of life will be held on Friday, October 16, 2020 at the 8:30 AM Mass at St. Timothy Catholic Church in Lady Lake, Florida. Nick was born on June 4, 1935 in Detroit, Michigan. After serving in the Army in Korea, he completed his Bachelor of Science in Education degree from Wayne State University. Nick had great skills in organizing, marketing and working with people. He used them in his teaching position in Detroit, in operating his Continental Asphalt Paving company and his involvement with starting the Nomad Travel Club with its own plane at Detroit Metro Airport. His working career finished as a lease manager and sales at Jack Demmer Dealership in Westland, Michigan. Traveling and flying were his passions. You’d find him flying his Cardinal plane or driving an RV. The RV was later dubbed the “FairTax bus” as he drove around Flor

(WBNG) -- The U.S. Department of Education is investigating Binghamton University for a possible violation of freedom of speech and the Higher Education Act. In November of 2019, College Republicans were hosting a tabling event in a common space on campus. They say they were distributing information about a visiting speaker. The Department of Education says in this report, another unaffiliated group was nearby, displaying signs of support for the second amendment. This caused approximately 200 students to protest, and destroy material from the College Republicans. The report says Binghamton University allegedly did not protect freedom of speech rights for College Republicans, and knew that protests would disrupt events hosted by the group. You can read the statement sent to 12 News from Binghamton University below: " As an institution of higher education, Binghamton University is committed to freedom of speech, academic inquiry, and the exchange of ideas as part of our mi

Higher education was at a crossroads even before the COVID-19 crisis. In recent years, the cost of college attendance has risen and student debt levels have exploded. Discussions about debt forgiveness and reconfiguring higher education finance have moved out of wonky policy circles and into public discourse. Meanwhile, the costs of college have risen dramatically in recent years, perhaps exacerbated by decreases in state funding, and leading many institutions of higher education (“IHEs”) to provide online and lower-cost solutions to supplement or replace the “traditional” four-year, residential college—a trend that will be accelerated by the COVID-19 crisis. Simultaneously, college demographics have shifted, with an increasing population of “nontraditional” students, including those who are older, lack financial support from parents or other family members, and are more likely to have dependents. Disparities in higher education have had disproportionate, negative, and long-lasting ef

By Chang Kuo-tsai 張國財 Media have reported that a number of private Taiwanese universities signed “one China” agreements with Chinese educational institutions, pledging not to engage in activities that promote “one China, one Taiwan,” “two Chinas” or Taiwanese independence during academic exchanges. With the Ministry of Education citing “university autonomy” and the schools citing “freedom of expression,” the ministry has failed to take action and these institutions have escaped punishment. University autonomy seems to have become a shield that allows these reckless schools to flout the law, while freedom of expression has been twisted to allow people to voice support for Taiwan being an inseparable part of China’s sacred territory, but not for “one China, one Taiwan,” “two Chinas” or Taiwanese independence. The low birthrate and the excessive number of local universities directly challenge private universities’ survival, but for them to survive, Taiwan must survive. Should t

It has been revealed that a former hate group employee and anti-LGBTQ activist is now heading the Department of Education’s Diversity and Inclusion efforts. Sarah Parshall Perry, a former employee of the hate group Family Research Council, has served as a senior counsel in Betsy DeVos’ Department of Education (DOE). After ‘reorganizing’ their Office for Civil Rights, which included taking two employee led councils – Diversity & Inclusion Council, and Employee Engagement Advisory Council – and combining them into one, department-operated group. Related: Anti-LGBTQ group will ask Supreme Court to overturn marriage equality decision HuffPost  has since learned that Perry was designated the co-chair of the new council less than two months ago. Employees spoke with journalists there, conveying that her leadership of the organization’s inclusivity policies “is ironic and disheartening.” Besides being a leading anti-transgender voice at the Family Research Council while working ther

The country has a robust education system and quality research facilities, says the Education Minister Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ has said that students don’t need to spend dollars on education in foreign countries any more as the National Education Policy 2020 (NEP) is in line with the global standards. Addressing a webinar organised by IIT-Kharagpur on Saturday evening, Mr. Pokhriyal said the country has a robust education system and quality research facilities. “There is no need for some of our students to enroll in foreign universities, spending dollars on admission. We have all the infrastructure and facilities. The National Education Policy 2020 has further taken care of the issue. Our students will stay and study in the country now,” he said. “Prime Minister Narendra Modi has invited foreign universities to set up campuses in India and encouraged Indian universities to build overseas campuses so that students are motivated to stay in India and study

CAZENOVIA — Three new faculty members have joined the academic staff at Cazenovia College to teach in the school’s Social and Behavioral Sciences academic division. Benjamin Baughman, Ph. D., is assistant professor of Criminal Justice and Homeland Security Studies and director of that academic program. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from East Carolina University, a master’s degree in Investigative Psychology from the University of Liverpool, England; and a doctorate in Philosophy concentrating in Investigative Psychology from the University of Huddersfield School of Health and Humanities in the United Kingdom. Dr. Baughman retired from a 15-year law enforcement career with the Raleigh, North Carolina police department as a sergeant, detective, crime analyst, and hostage negotiator. He also was an instructor with the North Carolina Justice Academy. At Cazenovia, he currently teaches Introduction toCriminal Justice, Corrections and Alternatives, and capstone coursewor

'ĀINA Cooking For Change Session 2 with Chef Mark Noguchi by Kōkua Hawai'i Foundation https://ift.tt/3iNUQDx 'ĀINA Cooking For Change is a virtual family cooking series hosted by Ed Kenney, owner of TOWN Hospitality Group and Kōkua Hawai'i Foundation Board Member. All cooking classes will be live on Zoom where families and KHF members can cook alongside 'ĀINA Chefs and their keiki, celebrate Farm to School Month, edible education and fresh produce highlighting 'ulu! Chef Mark Noguchi, his wife Amanda and their daughter Aki are featured in Session 2. They teach us how to make delicious Baked 'Ulu Fries and Kitchen Sink Dipping Sauce! Mahalo to our partners! Uploaded 2020-10-12T00:44:24.000Z

Elementary schools in the Aiken County Public School District will begin four-day instruction Monday, combining the red and blue hybrid cohorts into one group. All elementary school students will attend face-to-face classes Monday through Thursday. This will replace the hybrid model, in which student only attended physical classes two days per week. Friday will remain a remote learning day until Nov. 4, when schools at all levels begin five-day instruction. The school district has ordered about 8,000 shields for students' desks, but will not receive the first shipment of 3,000 shields until at least Oct. 19, said Mike Rosier, communications coordinator for the school district. Rosier said the district will request funds to purchase additional shields at the Aiken County Board of Education's next meeting on Tuesday. Parents can still order school breakfasts lunches for students' virtual learning day. Instead of taking home three days' worth of meals for three days

Mahoney Wolf 2020 PRIA Res Symp FINAL by James Mahoney https://ift.tt/2IlyLQo A presentation on research into undergraduate public relations education in Australia for the Public Relations Institute of Australia's 2020 Research Symposium. Uploaded 2020-10-12T00:29:12.000Z

[2020 JC + CES] 07 October, by ASHM https://ift.tt/3lE9mjo If you are a HIV s100 Prescriber and have watched this video after the course, please claim it back at ASHM Prescriber Portal: prescriberportal.ashm.org.au/ . 1 HIV CPD Point for Journal Club only session, and 2 HIV CPD Points for a joint session of Journal Club with Clinical Education Seminar. HIV/Sexual Health Journal Club Topic: Sexualised Drug Use & Other Addiction Issues Presenters: Dr Yen Li Lim & Loretta Healey 02:25 Clinical Education Seminar Topic: Future Directions on HBV Treatment & Guidelines Presenter: A/Prof. Mark Douglas 43:45 Presentation Slides: https://ift.tt/3iN0g1H Uploaded 2020-10-11T23:04:34.000Z

Z-TOPIA Oct 8 - Urban Lilly Pads and Sushi Teleportation by Design Futures Initiative https://ift.tt/30PP7qM Oct 8 2020 Guests: > Masaki Iwabuchi - Speculative Futures Tokyo Leader > Ollie Cotsaftis - Speculative Futures Melbourne Leader Highlighted articles: - MAD Architects (architecture firm) - Paula Scher and her green dots on the high line - Asterisk*: A Physical Distancing DIY-Kit - Bjarke Ingels BIG's Biodivercity in Penan - BIG reveals masterplan for "urban lilypads" off coast of Penang Island - Nukabot - Sushi Teleportation - Man Designs an Off-Road Wheelchair for His Wife To Have Outdoor Adventures - Scientist Invent Artifical Skin That Can Feel Pain - Kyoto Design Lab - (Re)generating Japan: speculating a new “new normal” after COVID-19 - 2067 ScFi Film Trailer ======= ZTOPIA is a webinar-format talk show where designers are invited to muse, speculate and poke at topics they’ve found on the internet. It’s an hour of asking questions and coming up with

Jesse Clinger for Morgan Co School Board (District 2) by David Patrick https://ift.tt/33Ll0CQ Jesse Clinger is a candidate to represent District 2 (West Liberty Ward 3 & Wrigley) on the Morgan County Board of Education. Uploaded 2020-10-11T01:51:54.000Z

Ethics - values and education al institutions by Ravi Nallapareddy https://ift.tt/36QhbOE Uploaded 2020-10-11T01:14:34.000Z

Story Time: October Week 2 by Holy Cross Lutheran Church https://ift.tt/33OSvUN We continue to explore how God is with us - this time with the story of Moses as a baby! Make sure to check it out while looking through your Explore pack! Thanks to IngiterMedia and iMovie for the loops and jingles. Uploaded 2020-10-10T18:54:49.000Z

ADEYOYIN ADESINA Her infectious smiles, jovial nature, calm mien and a charming disposition best define the Chief Executive Officer of Corona Schools’ Trust Council, Mrs. Adeyoyin Adesina. As an administrator par excellence, Adesina is the perfect fit to control the reins of the institution that has existed for six and a half decades. Selfless and resilient, the University of Ife-trained administrator possesses the panache, passion, professionalism and pragmatism which have propelled her through the ranks, from being a school teacher to becoming a CEO. Funke Olaode unveils what makes Adesina tick. It is expansive. It is serene. It is sprawling. Everything sparkles in quality and uniqueness. The ambience of the school’s environment is soothing just as the courteous academic and non-academic staff are professionally convivial. Passing by are well-mannered, neatly-dressed students, who genuflect as they greet with genuine warmth on their faces. Welcome to Corona Schools Lekki, Lagos.