Sentences with phrase «readers program at»

She has spent much of her high school career volunteering for a number of community - based events including the Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo, the Scotiabank Blue Nose Marathon and coaching children to read through the Leading Readers Program at Woodlawn Public Library.

For the past few years, I have volunteered as a reading buddy with the Early Morning Readers program at a local elementary schoolRead more

For the past few years, I have volunteered as a reading buddy with the Early Morning Readers program at a local elementary school.

To sign up for the Volunteer Library Reader Program at the Cesar Mendoza school located mid-island, click here: Cesar Mendoza at SignUp.com and to sign up for the program at Andres Quintana Roo school located downtown, click here: Andres Quintana Roo at Signup.com

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There's a good chance that most Brainstorm Health readers, like the country at large, have insurance coverage through their employers or a government program like Medicare, Medicaid, or military health plans.

To help readers understand these issues, The Hedge Fund Law Report interviewed Ildiko Duckor, head of the emerging hedge fund manager program and co-head of the investment funds practice at Pillsbury in San Francisco.

We remind the reader at this stage that the clauses above can be considered both as a computer program and as a symbolic structure of a Whiteheadian proposition with its requisite prehensions for a true judgment feeling in concrescing subjects.

The impression of being confronted with a stale program becomes so much the greater for the reader of the present day, who is otherwise open to intellectually demanding projects, when Whitehead designates Process and Reality as «an essay in Speculative Philosophy» (PR 3/4) and explains his cosmology as aiming at a «system of general ideas» (ibid.).

If your child is a beginning reader, don't miss the free Read to a Dog program from 2 - 3:30 p.m. Sunday at the Cameron Village Regional Library, in Raleigh.

Lindsey, a regular Lunch Tray reader and commenter, says her child was recently served this array of foods as a snack at a summer art program:

Lindsey, a regular Lunch Tray reader and commenter, says her child was recently served this array of foods as a snack at a summer art program: Lindsey writes: My daughter was on such a sugar high!

I responded to the reader in a series three posts: Part One offered advice for bringing about change at the classroom level (e.g., teacher rewards and snacks); Part Two dealt with changing the school - wide food culture (fundraisers, wellness programs, etc.); and Part Three talked about change at the district level.

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The reader should be aware that these data are not directly comparable at the agency or program level to the OMB and AAAS R&D data.

You can see at the following page some of the reader reviews of the Truth about Six Pack Abs program.

The team at Cooking Planit has been so generous to give THREE of my readers * FREE * one - year subscriptions to the Meal Plans from Cooking Planit program!

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It is composed of three mini-studies and depicts various aspects of the school's reading program, including the growth of readers at the school compared with the nationwide average, the staff's dedication to reading, and what prompts reader motivation.

This year, more than 100 K - 8 classrooms are using 1,300 iPods, and the program has expanded to include readers at all levels.

She also makes a point of sharing with readers that, as exciting a moment in history as the flight was, many people felt the United States should not have poured money into the space program at a time when the country faced many problems.

The DeWitt Wallace - Reader's Digest Fund has made more than $ 1 million in three - year grants to scholarship funds, teacher - development programs, and other activities at inner - city Catholic schools.

SSR can be one more element in a reading program aimed at demonstrating the joy that reading can bring and developing lifelong readers and learners.

The federal government would be guilty of malpractice if it funded a reading program that its own experts said «puts beginning readers at risk of failure.»

This statement blatantly misleads the reader, given that those 80 minutes are spent across at least 5 different adaptive online learning programs — not just DreamBox as the quote inferred.

But if Strauss is inclined to introduce professors fulsomely, she might let her readers know that I am the Henry Lee Shattuck Professor of Government and Director of the Program on Education Policy and Governance at Harvard University, who has spent years researching school governance, school choice, school accountability, and teacher effectiveness rather than referring to me as «Harvard's Paul E. Petersen.»

On Jan. 24, readers questioned three members of the Teacher Leaders Network — Corrina Knight, a 6th grade language arts / social studies teacher at Salem Middle School in Apex, N.C.; Linda Emm, an educational specialist with Schools of Choice in Miami, and a consultant with the National School Reform Faculty; and Carolann Wade, the coordinator for national - board certification and liaison for Peace College's teacher education program of the Wake County, N.C., school district — about their work with teacher - directed professional development.

At many universities, the Pathways to Teaching Careers program, an initiative funded by the DeWitt Wallace - Reader's Digest Fund, recruits, selects, and trains uncertified school district personnel — primarily minorities already in the public schools.

A strong program is in place at RAES, but Guggino would devote more resources to it «to ensure that our students become life - long readers and achieve success in life.»

The school also is planning professional development programs for teachers so they can help students before they become at - risk readers.

For example, we are getting better at Read 180 (a program for struggling readers) and have seen more and more students gaining two - plus years of reading growth in one year.»

Readers will find a complete tally of the new and expanded programs at the bottom of this post, as well as a list of anti-school-choice lawsuits decided in 2015 or still pending.

As a literacy scholar, Kim plans long - term programs of research to improve outcomes for low - income children and struggling readers at scale.

Paul Peterson (well known to readers of Education Next as its editor in chief), director of the Program on Education Policy and Governance and professor at Harvard University, and his fellow authors have published a short book that quantifies this reality.

The organization tracks the reading habits of some 10 million US students at all grade levels through its Accelerated Reader program, in which students record and take quizzes about books they read, both independently and as assigned reading.

I hope some of your readers will take a look at my new book, «Addicted to Reform: A 12 - Step Program to Rescue Public Education,» because it's a thorough indictment of «school reform» as practiced during the Bush and Obama Administrations.

The varied repertoire of case studies with situations faced by teachers, and for which there is little or no training in teacher preparation programs, is invaluable; the questions presented before the case studies focus the reader's attention on the details of the case and then place him or her at the center stage of the situation, while the questions presented after the case study facilitate troubleshooting to come up with the best possible response.

For struggling readers, Raz - Kids is a reading program that has interactive and leveled reading materials that are appropriate for a struggling reader no matter at which level they are.

This program is designed to be used by students with a variety of reading skills at various reading levels: from non-readers and early readers to established readers already reading above their grade level.

We can create schools where teachers use a one - size - fits - all core reading program, where we fill up students» days with worksheets and test - preparation sessions, and where nonexperts in reading instruction are expected to work with large numbers of at - risk readers — and then we can blame the students or their parents for their struggles.

Proudman explains that her own and other teachers» prior experience with Accelerated Reader 360 at schools in Arizona and California suggested the program would be beneficial as a reading - enrichment tool at Four Heroes.

At Peterson - Central Elementary, all second - through fourth - grade students participate in the Accelerated Reader program.

A proven intervention program for ELs and striving readers at preliterate and primary reading levels.

The Rising Readers program — conducted in partnership with Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools — is the only summer learning program aimed specifically at improving the literacy skills of elementary age English - Language Learners.

Rising Readers is a well - structured summer program that gives these students high quality literacy instruction in reading, writing, listening and speaking English,» commented Jennifer Pearsall, Principal at Collingswood Language Academy and International House Board Member.

The Rising Readers six - week summer program takes place at six schools in CMS, a district that is home to more than 30,000 language minority students.

Designed for students at 5th through 8th grade reading level, the program can also be used by English language learners, learning disabled pupils, and remedial readers.

readers will recall that this is the same Commissioner Pryor that has been systematically decimating the professional staff at the State Department of Education by letting experts go and transferring others out of their key positions, all while hiring a $ 1 million out - of - state consulting firm that has sent in inexperienced consultants to run Pryor's School «Turnaround Office» and his Commissioner's Network Program.

Out of those discussions, Morales pushed to expand MyOn, a digital library program piloted at Ramona, and Accelerated Reader, a comprehension assessment tool used in several schools, to all schools in the district.

If you're writing non-fiction, such as the books on programming and management we publish at the Pragmatic Bookshelf, you still need to consider the reader's journey.