Group items matching
in title, tags, annotations or urlStamping Your Presence On The Web with Blogging | Writezilla - The Writing Zilla - 1 views
How to Prevent and Manage Post-Menopausal Osteoporosis | RememME - 0 views
-
Osteoporosis sets in the bones of women when oestrogen level in blood starts to wean off; usually in the fourth decade of life. In simple terms osteoporosis means rarified or porous bone. The calcium other minerals of bone get depleted; as a result of imbalance in activity of bone forming cells, the osteoblasts and bone re-absorbing cells, the oseoclasts. Common sites of fractures are neck of femur, lumber vertebrae and lower end of radius; in that order.
Poor teachers do damage - 16 views
Neu im Mobla Blog: Die Puppe 2 - 0 views
Neu im Mobla Blog: Keine Wahl - Der letzte Text 1 - 0 views
Bluebonnet Elementary clubs bring African music, art to classmates in recent program | News for Keller, Texas | The Keller Citizen - 0 views
-
In Keller, TX an elementary school club is learning and teaching their peers about Tafadzwa. What started as a group with an interest in Afrian music and musical instruments has now turned into a much larger group of three clubs incorporating art, drama, and music. It started with homemade insturments from PVC pipes and a teacher who was looking to inspire children with music. If only all educators were as dedicated and passionate about their careeers.
Easy being green at Westlake Academy | News for Keller, Texas | The Keller Citizen - 0 views
-
I found this article in a local paper in Texas; the Academy was built on the basis of being a "green" institution; and since its open six years ago they have been going above and beyond with replacing bulbs, finding irrigation systems that will minmize water waste, and are conscientious about improving the environment.
Dallas ISD set to decide on cuts to magnet schools, learning centers tonight | News for Dallas, Texas | Dallas Morning News | News: Education - 0 views
-
I decided to post this article becuase last week I found one similar about schools who had improved achievement on test scores and were going to stay open; and now this article is talking about comparing some of the schools in that same ISD and making budget cuts because of test comparibility. The schools are magnet schools and learning centers that are facing these cuts and some of those schools are funded more than others. Parents are upset becuase the schools are funded equally and that the superintendent is trying to enforce cuts based on tests that don't show a true comparibility, like the school district is stating. It will be interesting to see the outcome of this vote. Education News - The Dallas Morning News is your trusted source for news from schools and school districts.
Dallas' troubled Spruce high school saved by students' TAKS scores | News for Dallas, Texas | Dallas Morning News | News: Education - 0 views
-
I found this article extremely interesting. 1. I think it is great that the school was able to rebound itself from being a low performer to fitting in with the rest of the schools in the ISD after many years below the norm. 2. The approach the principal and school district took to achieve there goals was something i'd never seen before. They took out the 10th and 11th grades to focus on those students who wanted to learn and were willing to graduate. I'm not sure how I feel about the principal/district sorting students by those willing and those not, how are they to make that decision? Education News - The Dallas Morning News is your trusted source for news from schools and school districts.
Arne Duncan to tackle 'No Child' policy as Obama's education secretary -- chicagotribune.com - 0 views
Harlem Success Academy Prepares for Tests at Queens Farm Museum - NYTimes.com - 1 views
-
New York State’s English and math exams include several questions each year about livestock, crops and the other staples of the rural experience that some educators say flummox city children, whose knowledge of nature might begin and end at Central Park
-
Professory Cooke once told a story about teaching students in the rural West. When asked where they were most likely to see a yacht, the students did not choose lake or ocean, but highway. They lived in a town through which many yachts were moved on flat-bed trucks between the summer and winter homes of their owners. So, given the life experiences of the students, this was the correct answer.... but not the one that the test-makers were going to count as correct.
-