Sentences with phrase «education world about»

She talked with Education World about her views on grammar instruction.

Susan Patrick on the National Educational Technology Plan Recently, Susan Patrick, director of the DOE's Office of Educational Technology, talked with Education World about the vision of the National Educational Technology Plan — and responded to its critics.

Susan Patrick on the National Educational Technology Plan Susan Patrick, director of the DOE's Office of Educational Technology, talked with Education World about the vision of the National Educational Technology Plan — and responded to its critics.

Infused with state and federal money but facing more requirements and students with challenges, staff at two Native American schools in Maine talked with Education World about meeting their two missions: passing on Native American culture and boosting academics.

Hawks talked with Education World about ways educators and students can protect their equipment and data — and what can be done if something goes missing.

Harold C. Doran of New American Schools recently talked with Education World about his views on testing, reform, and the No Child Left Behind Act.

Shyness expert Lynne Kelly recently talked to Education World about how classroom teachers can better understand and help shy students.

He talked with Education World about how the restorative practices approach can be used to create less stressful and more productive learning environments.

Yarrow talked with Education World about Operation Respect and about why he is so passionate about the project.

He talks with Education World about why he thinks the book Who Moved My Cheese?

Two teachers talk with Education World about the systems they developed and the benefits to students and parents of their improved grade - reporting systems.

Blanco talked with Education World about her experiences, her desire to help kids, and her mission to convince adults that the type of torment she endured is not normal behavior.

Willard talked with Education World about the ways school administrators can address cyberbullying and other questionable Web content.

Four administrators who talked with Education World about their winter weather decision - making processes said that besides always considering safety first, having a system for deciding when to close — and communicating that system to everyone in the district — can mean making the right call most of the time.

«Reaching Out» Tops New AASA President's Agenda Dr. John Lawrence, the new AASA president, talked with Education World about reaching out to members, training new administrators, and monitoring national issues.

A year before he died, Rogers talked with Education World about ways teachers could promote a «neighborly» feeling among their students.

Hodge recently talked with Education World about her plans for her two - year term as president, which began in June.

Company chief executive officer Dr. Saul B.Wilen talked with Education World about what he hopes to learn from the information and why it is valuable.

Blanco talks with Education World about her book, which details her harsh treatment at the hands of bullies, and her current efforts to help schools stop bullying.

Dr. Reed talked with Education World about how administrators can nurture their ability to be resilient and how resiliency can make them better leaders.

Peterson talked with Education World about the roots of her desire to teach and her passion for seeing her students excel in everything they do.

Center for Ecoliteracy communications» director Lisa Bennett talked with Education World about how the center's efforts are related to reducing obesity levels in young people.

«Reaching Out» Tops New AASA President's Agenda Dr. John Lawrence, the new AASA president, recently talked with Education World about reaching out to members, training new administrators, and monitoring national issues.

Dr. Benson talked with Education World about why he thinks society has failed to sufficiently nurture its youngest members and the roles educators can continue to play in helping young people become successful adults.

Kathy Spencer, director of the Kids In Need Foundation, talked with Education World about how Kids In Need is helping schools and teachers and raising awareness about the disparities in school funding.

He chats with Education World about the changing role of the school psychologist in today's schools.

Included: Jim Trelease, author of The Read - Aloud Handbook, talks to Education World about the value of reading aloud.

Levine talked with Education World about the importance of students using empathy skills in the classroom and in everyday situations.

«As a scholar, I am both surprised and humbled by the interest shown in the education world about the theory of multiple intelligences,» Gardner said.

Kalman, who is on a leave of absence from his school position to devote time to writing and teaching, talked with Education World about his «bullies to buddies» approach.

Cevin Soling, director and producer of The War on Kids, talked with Education World about his motivation for making the film and how he came to his perception of the public school system.

She talked with Education World about why she is such an advocate for inclusion and how it can be implemented.

Alvy, a professor in the department of education at Eastern Washington University, and Robbins, an education consultant, talked with Education World about their motivation for writing the book and how they think it can help develop more effective school leaders.

One of the authors of the study, Dr. Anthony G. Picciano, a professor in the Hunter College school of education and the College and Graduate Center of the City University of New York, talked with Education World about the studys findings and implications.

Gourley took time to answer some questions from Education World about media literacy.

He recently talked with Education World about his approach, and the need to address bullying at the school rather than the individual level.

Norby spoke to Education World about the Smithsonian's new education Web site, its annual Teachers» Night, and the Institution's ongoing efforts to foster partnerships between museums and schools.

At the risk of making Bonita Henderson jealous, principal Michael Miller told Education World about his latest technology acquisition: I finally gave in and purchased a Blackberry, said Miller.

Elaine Cloyd, president of Crime Stoppers USA, spoke with Education World about how Crime Stoppers in Schools operates, and the types of incidents that are reported.

Dr. Reis talked with Education World about (SEM - R), and how she has seen it make a difference for some students.

DeTore talked with Education World about his fitness competition experience and the challenges facing todays P.E. teachers and the important roles they play in students lives.

She talked with Education World about her desire to see her students achieve at ever higher levels.

They told Education World about the pluses and problems of being partners at work and home.

Payne talked with Education World about how misperceptions about low - income students and a middle - income frame of reference can hamper the education of students in poverty.

Bluestein spoke with Education World about her vision for education and what she hears from today's educators about their needs and struggles.

Yates talked with Education World about his unusual route to the principal's office, his dedication to his goal, and the people who supported him along the way.

Volunteers talked with Education World about the satisfaction they felt from having a hand in cleaning up the schools.

The Schroeders talked with Education World about their involvement with the memorial and the hope and inspiration they gained from seeing students understand the consequences of unchecked intolerance and indifference.

Now on leave from teaching, Kamras recently talked with Education World about how he hopes to spend the next year talking about the need to remedy the disparities among public education systems and honoring his fellow educators.

Jennifer Stepanek, one of five authors of the book, talked with Education World about the benefits of practicing lesson study and its applications in the accountability age.