61. The Warhol - Education - Teacher Programs planning. Teacher programs include an annual teacher open house in thefall, teacher inservices, and teacher advisory team. Participants http://www.warhol.org/education/teacher_programs.html

Teachers printing at a Teacher Open House Teacher Programs Andy Warhol's work in many disciplines uniquely situates the museum to explore interdisciplinary connections and the nature of the creative process through the template of a single artist's work. This meets the interests of a cultural and educational climate drawn increasingly to interdisciplinary focuses and addresses the needs of school curriculums striving to emphasize cross-curricular lesson planning. Teacher programs include an annual teacher open house in the fall, teacher inservices, and teacher advisory team. Participants in all programs are eligible to receive Pennsylvania Act 48 credit. Teacher In-Services In-services are available for K-12 teachers of all disciplines. In-services take place either at the Museum or at your school. Full or half-day in-services are available. In-services feature: hands-on activities and ready-to-use lesson plans, creative and new ways to strengthen art curriculum, cross-curriculum connections and resource materials. Cost vary depending on the needs of the school, call 412.237.8356 for more information. Teacher Open House Once a year in October, The Warhol presents a Teacher Open House highlighting new exhibitions and featuring special gallery talks and lectures. The evening's events also include a reception, overview of education programs, art-making and discussion activities, and cross-disciplinary lesson plans and curriculum ideas.

62. Archives & Museum Informatics: Grindstone Island Summer Seminars Session Seven teacher advisory Boards Learning Objective Participants willexamine the use of teacher advisory boards and plan for the use of teacher http://www.archimuse.com/grindstone/2002program/Grindstone0206.15-21.html

Connecting with the K-12 Teaching and Learning Community June 15-21, 2002 Instructors Scott Sayre , Minneapolis Institute of the Arts, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA Kris Wetterlund , Educational Consultant, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA Overview Overall Learning Objective Participants will study and evaluate a variety of strategies for using and/or creating online tools and resources to strengthen their relationships with the K-12 education community. Audience Museum education professionals with an interest in creating and sustaining online tools and resources for K-12 teachers and students. Full Outline Session One - Analyzing Your K-12 Audience Introduction and workshop overview Program and K-12 audience analysis of each participant's museum. Learning Objective: Participants will analyze their museum's existing programs and resources for the K-12 audience. Session Two - Case study: Teacher Materials Case study: Teacher materials online, from objects in the collection to curriculum resources and everything in between.

63. Middle School Advisory Resources I have come to believe that the teacher advisory is the very best idea in themiddlelevel movement, says Chris Stevenson, professor of education at the http://www.middleweb.com/advisory.html

Resources: Middle School Advisory The advisory period ideally, a time when teachers and students examine "real-life" issues is the linchpin in the middle-school movement, some experts say. Many middle-school programs suffer from poorly implemented advisories, however. These articles can help schools examine the advisory concept and the quality of their own programs. Revitalizing Advisories Howard Johnston, a professor at the University of South Florida and a respected middle grades researcher, shares his ideas about revitalizing middle school advisory program "that segment of the middle level school agenda that has met with only limited acceptance and success." If we look at why they've failed, Johnson says, we can make them better. - Education consultant Jim Burns is a leading advocate for middle school advisory as a component critical to high performance middle level schools. Burns is critical of what he describes as "low-expectation advisory programs." Five Attributes of Satisfying Advisories Advisory programs in far too many middle schools are failing to satisfy either students or their adult advisors, says consultant Jim Burns. He describes several characteristics that he believes are essential to good advisory programs. And see this bibliography of other Burns articles about advisory.

64. Illinois Energy Education Development Program ILEED programs are developed and updated by input from a teacher advisory Board madeup of Illinois teachers, former ILEED students and business professionals. http://www.ileed.org/

The Illinois Energy Education Development (ILEED) program is an energy and environmental education program for children in grades kindergarten through 12 which incorporates all disciplines and learning styles and promotes leadership and organizational skills. More than 2,800 members actively work on student-developed energy and environmental projects that benefit the students, their schools and communities. ILEED programs are developed and updated by input from a Teacher Advisory Board made up of Illinois teachers, former ILEED students and business professionals. A Student Advisory Board helps ILEED focus on programs and activities that are fun for students, and provide leadership development. Over the past year, ILEED provided: Leadership and energy education training for over 1,200 students and teachers through statewide workshops Two one-week energy/environmental camps for students in fifth through eighth grades Ten scholarships to NEED's National Energy Conference for Educators hosted in July of each year. For more information about the 2002 conferences, contact Mary Spruill at mspruill@need.org

65. The Middle Eye - PVMS Newsletter Our newly formed Parent/teacher advisory Committee needs your help in collectingFurr’s Receipts, BoxTops for Education and Campbell Soup Receipts. http://wapiti.pvs.k12.nm.us/MSpages/newsletters/pvms-newsletter-9911.html

~ The Middle Eye ~ The PVMS Newsletter - limited online verison November 1999 From the Assistant Principal's Desk: Dear Parents, I’d like to take this opportunity to inform you about several events taking place at our school. Please be on the look out for a monthly newsletter and calendar which will be sent home at the beginning of each month. These will keep you informed about the school functions taking place throughout the month. Articles will be submitted by teachers, students, and parents. Open House is scheduled for next Tuesday, October 26, 1999, at 5:30 p.m. in the FBL Gym beginning with a short assembly followed by brief presentations which will be given by your son/daughter’s teacher in their classrooms. Red Ribbon Week will take place next, October 25 - 29. Mr. Michael Davis, State Superintendent, will be the guest speaker at the assembly which will take place at the FBL Gym at 8:45 a.m. Parents are more than welcomed to attend. Lastly, please do not hesitate to contact me at school if you have any questions or concerns at any time. Looking forward to seeing you for Open House!

66. Governor's Education Page In an effort to involve Ohio's teachers in the state's effort to improve educationfor all students, Governor Taft created the teacher advisory Committee. http://www.state.oh.us/gov/section1-1.htm

Accomplishments Year in Review 2001 Year in Review 2000 Year in Review 1999 The Record News News Releases Photographs Biography Major Speeches ... Appointments Policy Initiatives Security Education Energy Environment ... Seniors Constituent Affairs Veterans Affairs Minority Outreach Multicultural Affairs Labor Relations Legislation Bills Signed Ohio House Ohio Senate OhioReads OhioReads continues to help children to improve their reading skills through the ongoing commitments of educators and more than 45,000 volunteer tutors. During the 2000-2001 school year, schools reported noticeable improvements achieved by participating kindergarten through fourth grade students in reading levels, comprehension, fluency, and attitude toward reading. Ohio's kindergartners showed the largest gains in improvement in reading levels-better preparing them for first grade and future success in reading. Schools also reported that 89-92 percent of students are reading more books as a result of the OhioReads program. Click here to learn more about OhioReads Rebuilding Ohio's Schools As a result of Governor Taft's Rebuilding Ohio's Schools Initiative, the state will spend $10 billion during a 12-year plan to rebuild and repair schools throughout Ohio. Since Governor Taft took office, the state has authorized $1.4 billion for school construction. The state now spends more than $2 million every day to ensure that students go to class in a safe, secure school conducive to learning.

67. Plan Key Admin. / Office Art Class Room Commons/Cafeteria appointed a national advisory panel of experts in environmental science, inquirybasedlearning, and informal education, a local teacher advisory panel, and a http://www.designshare.com/Awards/ReviewProjectOverview.asp?project_id=148&projt

68. BASS Teacher Support Birmingham advisory and Support Service provide resources to teachers in schools and colleges particularly in the field of information technology. http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/teachsup

School Information Systems This is the first Web Page for BASS Teacher Support

69. 17286 An elementary school teaching primary to grade six students. Offers information on teachers, staff and their email, parent-teacher group, newsletter, mission, advisory council, class pages and contact details. Tangier, Halifax County http://WWW.Ednet.NS.Ca/educ/schoolpages/lakefront/

17286, #7 Highway Box 10, Tangier, Nova Scotia BOJ 3H0 Last Updated April 1, 2003

70. Ellishp Home of the Falcons. Parent advisory committee, Parent teacher association, and directory. http://www4.d25.k12.id.us/ellis/index.htm

The Falcons Welcome You to Ellis Elementary School "Home of the Falcons" Malcon the Falcon School Colors: Blue, Gray and Pink Click Here to Soar Farther

71. Travel Teacher And Homefront Pioneer Advisory Service The UK Travel teacher and Homefront Pioneer advisory Service of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the United Kingdom Home Page http://bci.org/tts

SITE MAP HOME PAGE CONTACT TTS ABOUT TTS ... LINKS The Travel Teacher and Homefront Pioneer Advisory Service of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá’ís of the UK (also known as the Travel Teaching Service, or TTS, for short) This site is dedicated to facilitating Travel Teaching and Pioneering within England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man SITE CONTENTS View site using LARGE PRINT or Standard Print HELP Information for prospective Travel Teachers ... Information for prospective Pioneers ... ... Useful Links to other Web Sites ... NOTICEBOARD (Click on items for more information.) Northern Ireland Requirements Jersey’s Golden Jubilee SITE MAP HOME PAGE CONTACT TTS Please report any technical problems to the webmaster.

72. Virginia Museum Of Fine Arts: Teacher's Advisory Council http://www.vmfa.state.va.us/teacher_adv.html

73. Teacher Street About Advisory Board The teacher Street Educational advisory Board meets collectively twice each yearto advise company management in areas of product development, software http://www.teacherstreet.com/about/advisory.html

74. Leicester City Council - Advisory Teacher For Multicultural Education Lifelong Learning / Multicultural Education / advisory teacher printfriendly version. advisory teacher for Multicultural Antiracist Education. http://www.leicester.gov.uk/departments/page.asp?pgid=2322

75. Michigan Teacher Network--Advisory Board Michigan teacher Network advisory Board 2001. Michigan teacher Networkis guided in its efforts by an advisory board composed of http://mtn.merit.edu/about/board.html

MTN Advisory Board Learn More About MTN MTN Presentation, Flyers, and Training MTN's Collection Collection Development Policy Subject Categories Project Reports Fall 2002 Summer 2002 Spring 2002 Winter 2002 ... Fall 2000 Who We Are Project Staff Center to Support Technology in Education (CSTE) Merit Network, Inc. Collection Review Committee Other Information Link to MTN About Accessibility Standards About Resource Types in MTN About the "Appropriate for:"designation in MTN Information for MTN Librarians Guidelines for MTN Cataloging Guidelines for Describing Clearinghouses and Other Large Sites Michigan Teacher Network Advisory Board 2001 Michigan Teacher Network is guided in its efforts by an advisory board composed of Michigan teachers, school librarians, and administrators. James Frantti Superintendent, Chassell Township Schools Chairperson, Copper Country ISD Distance Learning Consortium Member, MDE Science Curriculum Frameworks Advisory Committee Member, Copper Country Vocational Education Center Governing Board

76. Travel Teacher And Homefront Pioneer Advisory Service Facilitates travel teaching and pioneering within England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, the Category Society Religion and Spirituality United Kingdom......The UK Travel teacher and Homefront Pioneer advisory Service of the NationalSpiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the United Kingdom Home Page. http://www.bci.org/tts/

SITE MAP HOME PAGE CONTACT TTS ABOUT TTS ... LINKS The Travel Teacher and Homefront Pioneer Advisory Service of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá’ís of the UK (also known as the Travel Teaching Service, or TTS, for short) This site is dedicated to facilitating Travel Teaching and Pioneering within England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man SITE CONTENTS View site using LARGE PRINT or Standard Print HELP Information for prospective Travel Teachers ... Information for prospective Pioneers ... ... Useful Links to other Web Sites ... NOTICEBOARD (Click on items for more information.) Northern Ireland Requirements Jersey’s Golden Jubilee SITE MAP HOME PAGE CONTACT TTS Please report any technical problems to the webmaster.

77. Teacher Librarian - Advisory Board About TL Our advisory Board. Members of the teacher Librarian advisoryBoard. June Kahler Berry School Library Consultant Austin, Texas. http://www.teacherlibrarian.com/pages/about_board.html

About TL: Our Advisory Board Members of the Teacher Librarian Advisory Board June Kahler Berry School Library Consultant Austin, Texas Gail Bush Dominican University River Forest, IL Sharon Coatney Scholarship Enterprises Linwood, KS Reesa Cohen Faculty of Education, University of Manitoba Winnipeg, MB Ray Doiron Faculty of Education, University of Prince Edward Island Charlottetown, PEI Jean Donham Cornell College-Cole Library Mount Vernon, IA Rose J. Dotten Toronto, ON Michele Farquharson Vancouver, BC Carrie Gardner Milton Hershey Center Hershey, PA Carolyn Giambra District Instructional Specialist Office of Instruction East Amherst, NY Charles Harmon Neal-Schuman Publishers Inc. New York, NY Sara Kelly Johns Library Media Specialist Lake Placid Middle/Senior HS Lake Placid, NY Doug Johnson I.S.D. 77, Mankato Area Public Schools Mankato, Minnesota Erlene Bishop Kileen Stoughton Area School District Fox Prairie Elementary Stoughton, WI

78. Cold War Teacher Materials: Advisory Board Turner Learning is responsible for the contents of the guide materials but wouldlike to acknowledge the contributions and support for this project from the http://www.turnerlearning.com/cnn/coldwar/cw_adbrd.html

Home Curriculum Connections Episodes COLD WAR Themes ... Feedback Turner Learning is responsible for the contents of the guide materials but would like to acknowledge the contributions and support for this project from the following individuals and organizations: Thomas Blanton, Director National Security Archive, George Washington University Taylor Downing, Producer, COLD WAR Jeremy Isaacs Productions Dr. John Lewis Gaddis, Robert Lovett Professor of History Yale University Dr. Mark Kramer, Director Harvard Project on Cold War Studies Martharose Laffey, Executive Director National Council for the Social Studies Tedd Levy, President National Council for the Social Studies Christian Ostermann, Director Cold War International History Project Rick Theisen, President-Elect National Council for the Social Studies Dr. Vladislav Zubok, Senior Fellow National Security Archive, George Washington University

79. Chapters Committees Sections Home advisory Committee on teacher Enhancement. Type Continuing. ChargeTo advise the Association on all programs and projects related http://www.amstat.org/comm/index.cfm?fuseaction=commdetails&txtComm=CCNED04

80. Computer Education Advisory Panel Final Report California Commission on teacher Credentialing, advisory Panel on teacher Education,Induction and Certification for the TwentyFirst Century Schools (SB 14232 http://www.ctc.ca.gov/ceap/ceap.html

Adobe Acrobat Reader Version of this Publication Home CA Home Page Governor's Home Page ... Click here for Table of Contents Final Report of the Computer Education Advisory Panel Proposed Standards of Program Quality and Effectiveness Relative to the Implementation of AB 1023 (Chapter 404, Statutes of 1997) Adopted by the Commission in December 1998 Effective Use of Computer-Based Technology in the Classroom for Preliminary Multiple and Single Subject Teaching Credentials and Effective Use of Advanced Computer-Based Technology in the Classroom for Professional Multiple and Single Subject Teaching Credentials State of California Adopted December 1998 California Commission on Teacher Credentialing July 1998 Members of the Commission Carolyn L. Ellner, Chair Postsecondary Education Member Torrie L. Norton, Vice Chair

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