lunes, 7 de junio de 2010

About Secondary Education: Interested in National Board Certification?

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From Melissa Kelly, your Guide to Secondary Education

Interested in National Board Certification?
National Board Certification provides teachers not only with increased status and respect but also in many states with actual monetary incentives. As the school year is winding down, this... Read more

Top 10 Summer To Do's
Summer vacation is a time for teachers to recharge and refocus as they prepare for another group of students. This article looks at ten to do's that teachers can... Read more

Sharing Our Best Teaching Experiences
Each teacher can recount numerous highs and lows in their teaching career. Personally, I experienced many great moments while teaching. These were days when I ended so happy and enthusiastic... Read more

Teacher Education and Enrichment
Aspiring teachers, novice teachers, and experienced teachers alike should find these resources useful as they provide details for not only becoming a teacher but also continuing education.

 


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viernes, 4 de junio de 2010

About Today: 10 Things to Bring to a Music Festival

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From Jen Hubley, your About Today Editor
I went to my first music festival when I was 16. It was Lollapalooza, and there was a thunderstorm, which was unfortunate as I had dyed my hair at home with cherry Kool-Aid the night before. By the end of the festival, I looked more like Carrie than Hubley, and I swore I would never attend a festival unprepared again.

10 Things to Bring to a Music Festival
No. 7 is the one I recommend most strongly: Bottled Water and Sports Drinks. As someone who has gone thirsty for lack of (or inclination to spend) five dollars for a tiny bottle of water, I cannot stress this strongly enough.

How to Make the Most Out of a Music Festival
And here, I recommend to your attention no. 3: Know the Rules. Back in the days when people wore spiky chokers, I lost many accessories by not knowing this.

Tips for Taking Children to Music Festivals
I'd also add: Get your kids some big ol' earphones. What would you suggest?

How to Prepare Your Car for a Road Trip
A friend of mine once ruined his car completely, because he had no idea you needed to put oil in it. Do not let this happen to you. It will put a serious dent in your fun.

 


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About French Language: J'en ai ras le bol ~ Chapitre ~ Introductions

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From Laura K. Lawless, your Guide to French Language
Bonjour les abonnés ! Since the French Open closes this weekend, I decided to write my bilingual article about tennis in France.

Jouer au tennis en France
Le tennis est l'un des sports préférés des Français, mais ce n'est pas idéal pour ceux qui font attention à leurs dépenses....

J'en ai ras le bol !
What does the idiomatic French expression "j'en ai ras le bol" mean? Learn all about it and the accompanying gestures here.

Spelling mistake
Is is chapitre or chapître? Learn the correct spelling of this oft-mispelled word.

French quiz: Introductions
Do you know how to introduce yourself in French? Find out with this quiz or take a look at the lesson to review.

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About Homeschooling: Summer Movies - Family Newsletters - Reading Club

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From Beverly Hernandez, your Guide to Homeschooling
Involve the kids in writing a family newsletter and keep their writing skills strong through the summer months.

Free (or cheap) Summer Movies for Kids
Many theaters offer free or cheap movies for kids during the summer. With money being so tight these days, the summer movie series are sure to be a hit. Here's a listing of theaters offering summer specials for kids.

Summer Writing: Create a Family Newsletter
Keep the writing skills strong over the summer by beginning a family newsletter. All the kids can contribute articles and stories.

2010 Summer Reading Club
The 12th Annual Summer Reading Club begins today, June 1, 2010! Get those library cards out! Sign your kids up and enjoy reading all summer long.

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June is National Fruit and Vegetable Month, National Dairy Month, and National Zoo and Aquarium Month. June also brings:Check out the June Fundays Calendar and the June Coloring Calendar.

 


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