Sentences with phrase «teacher magazine published»

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Castle View Elementary School in Riverside, California, became the site of a hostage situation Tuesday afternoon; thankfully no children are Plainfield High School students published a dating magazine, now their teacher is in hot water.

Plainfield High School students published a dating magazine, now their teacher is in hot water.

The Only Dating Guide You'll Ever Need Plainfield High School students published a dating magazine, now their teacher is in hot water.

This weekend, the New York Times magazine published an excerpt from a new book by novelist Nicholson Baker about 28 days he spent as a substitute teacher in Maine in 2014.

Those pension formulas, devised by state legislatures, generally encourage teachers who are seeking to maximize their lifetime pension payouts to retire in their mid-50s — effectively penalizing them for teaching longer than that, argues an article appearing in the Winter 2008 issue of the magazine Education Next, published by the Hoover Institution at Stanford University.

Jackson is the author of «Surviving and Thriving with Computers,» a chapter in The Student Handbook (spring 2002, Southwestern Publishing, Nashville, TN) and «Excellence for All and From All: A Look at Standards In One Inclusion Classroom» (Winter 2001) from The Bread Loaf Teacher Network Magazine, dedicated to e-mail-based learning in the English classroom.

Alessandra is a member of the editorial panel for the NCTM journal Mathematics Teaching in Middle School and has published articles and blogs on various professional journals, such as MTMS, the AMLE magazine, JAIMS, the Australian Mathematics Teacher, and Mathematics in School.

Teacher is an online magazine, published by the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER), the country's national research organisation for the education sector.

Education Week content published and indexed through aggregate databases is limited to the print version of Education Week, published 37 times a year, as well as print - only archives of Teacher Magazine (print archives through June 2007) and Digital Directions (print archives through June 2013).

For 35 years, the office published, printed, and mailed to every elementary and middle school in the United States a teacher magazine, first called Art to Zoo, and later Smithsonian in Your Classroom to share the resources of the Institution with a broader audience.

Originally published in Teacher Magazine February 1, 2000 and reprinted in Rethinking Schools Spring 2001.

The 2016 Learning ® Magazine Teachers» Choice Award for Professional Development is the fourth Teachers» Choice Award for Silver Strong & Associates» publishing division, Thoughtful Education Press.

PDK is a professional association in education which runs various programs for teachers, collaborates annually with Gallup on a poll of the nation's education perspectives, and publishes Kappan Magazine, a forum on practice, policy, and research.

Four times a year the American Federation of Teachers publishes a magazine called American Educator.

Chen and Armstrong (2002) described a myriad of project - based learning activities in which teachers used technologies to engage students as scientists in collecting data on stars for NASA, as explorers in wide - ranging expeditions around the world, as writers publishing poems or even literary magazines, and in a range of other innovative roles engaging in relevant projects.

Our products include Booklist magazine, published 22 times per year; its quarterly supplement Book Links, with content for teachers and school librarians; and The Booklist Reader, a blog for librarians and general readers that is updated several times each day, Monday through Friday.

Culturally relevant titles is the number one need of teachers for their classroom libraries, followed closely by books published in the last 3 — 5 years, multiple copies of popular titles, high - interest, low - reading - level books, and magazines.

Julie Kieras is a writer and teacher who has been creating and publishing content since 1999, with articles appearing in newspapers, magazines, and online.

As a gift to the teacher and students, the OCSPCA provides a subscription to Kind News magazine, published by the Humane Society of the United States.

Her writing has been published in Radical Teacher, Studio Magazine and No Tofu Magazine and she is currently working on her first book.

The Paris - based art critic and independent curator has been a teacher on cross-cultural issues at the University Paris VIII and published articles in catalogues and magazines including Flash Art International, Third Text, Make, Atlantica, etc..

Her work has been published in Radical Teacher, Studio Magazine, and No Tofu Magazine.

Her writing has been published in Radical Teacher, Studio Magazine, and Affidavit, and she recently published her first book.

The Jacaranda magazine features in its new number an essay by the critical and teacher Paulo Sergio Duarte about the work of the artist Antonio Dias originally published in 1994, unpublished essay by the curator and teacher Agnaldo Farias about the work of the artist Mauro Restiffe, unpublished testimony by the artist Vik Muniz to the curator Luisa Duarte, and essay by the architect Marta Bogéa about the work of the artist Carmela Gross originally published in the book «Um corpo de ideias» in 2010, profile of the artist Barrão by the curator and teacher Felipe Scovino originally published in 2015 in the book Art Bra, text unheard by the Portuguese writer Walter Hugo Mãe specially for the magazine and invited by the artist Eduardo Berliner who also collaborated with unpublished drawings, the diary that the artist Cadu produced during his residency project in the Chilean desert and the essays about the works of Geraldo de Barros by the curator Paulo Herkenhoff originally published in 1989.

Her writing has been published in Radical Teacher, Selfish, Studio Magazine and with Recess Art's Critical Writing Fellowship.

LawNow is an Edmonton - based magazine published by the fantastic Centre for Public Legal Education Alberta and aimed, at least partially, at public school teachers and youth that talks about how law relates to every day life.

Teaching Young Children Magazine for preschool teachers published by NAEYC — Each bimonthly issue contains strategies for supporting dual language learners (tyc.naeyc.org) by Karen Nemeth