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Discover Canada Again for the First Time
Do beavers breath under water? Am I really sitting in a real birch bark canoe? I didn't know a Canadian invented Superman!
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How Free Are Free
Computers? Non-profit organizations have been created to
provide schools and libraries with free refurbished computers
donated by the government and private sector. Cash strapped
schools and boards of education might look at these types of
programs as a way to provide needed technology to their students,
but sometimes the costs outweigh the benefits.
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The Petroleum Communication
Foundation The PCF is currently building a comprehensive elementary and secondary education program that will cover all aspects of the Canadian petroleum industry.
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| "Why Grammar?
It Stifles Creativity!" Over the years that question
has been hurled at me many times - sometimes gently, but more
often vehemently. My answer has always been the same,
"Because grammar is the technique of English."
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Prevention of Bullying and Interpersonal Violence
Bullying, intimidation and interpersonal conflict is something all children encounter in one form or another. Children struggle with being called names, being picked upon, being excluded, not knowing how to make friends, or being the ones acting unkindly or aggressively toward others. All forms of bullying are abusive and all are opportunities to teach children how to get along, how to be considerate people, how to be part of a community or
group.
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Action
Plan For Bullying First
and foremost, teachers must make it safe for students to report
bullying. It is crucial that teachers, administrators and other
school personnel respect the anonymity of the victim and/or
reporting students. Until students trust this will happen,
bullying will go unreported, and bullies will continue to thrive.
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A Simple Search Engine
Strategy The Internet is a popular source of information. Educators can use it to find answers to all sorts of questions.
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Evaluating Online Learning Current trends in education move us towards the use of internet technology for online learning
and assessment in the K-12 classroom. Since educational research on the effectiveness of online learning is
scarce, what evidence do we need to consider when evaluating it?
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Finding Teaching Kits For The Classroom With small classroom budgets and the high cost of classroom supplies, teacher guides, and other miscellaneous goods, resourceful educators are looking for some relief from this financial burden. One way to lower the cost of teaching is to supplement your curriculum with free teaching kits that are made available through private companies and the government.
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Letter
from Education International's General Secretary
On 5 October 2001, Education International and UNESCO will jointly celebrate the 8th anniversary of World Teachers' Day.
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Free Choices And Decisions Teaching Kit - Taking
Charge of Your Financial Life
Canadian
secondary school students will benefit from and enjoy the Choices &
Decisions Resources.
The kit
consists of a Teacher's Guide and corresponding student materials in the
Lesson Plans.
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Recruiting Qualified Teachers Will Be More Difficult In The Future,
According To Survey
(CTF Office ? Ottawa) Over two-thirds of Canadian school
boards expect to have difficulty hiring teachers next year, according to
a recent survey
conducted by the Canadian Teachers? Federation (CTF).
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Teachers
Spend Out of Pocket Average of $593
to Acquire School Books And Materials
(CTF News Service) The 240,000 teachers of Canada are
digging deep into their own pockets to pay for student and classroom expenses to
compensate
for education budgets that have been cut.
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| Songs 4 Teachers
Getting ready for "Back to School"? At www.songs4teachers.com teachers will be able to view, download and print 2 FREE "Back to School Songs" to use in their classrooms. Songs are suitable for children aged 3-7.
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| Seeing The World Differently
When the teaching profession meets the internet, and a particular set of ideals and interests are pursued the outcome can often be unexpected and innovative. |
| When To Take Your Students
Online
If you have access to the Internet at your school, one of the biggest decisions that you as a teacher can make, is when to take your students online. |
| Searching
for Canadian Content on the Internet
Since the popularization of the Internet, Canadians, especially
educators, have been exploring the World Wide Web. |
| Learning Disabled Or A Hearing/Vision Loss Don't assume learning or behaviour problems, they may have an undetected vision or hearing loss. |
| Providing Safe Surfing For Students There are over one billion web sites on the Internet, with thousands of pages being added every day. So how are you going to
find web sites that are safe to use in your classroom? |
| Tips For Teachers On Getting Free
Stuff Here are some tips for finding free
stuff. There are also some examples of
how to use these materials. You can read where and how. |