Thanks to Mansfield's Steve Sokoloski for catching an omission on the 4th bullet on page 28.
State the Curricular Standard(s) Addressed by this AE (including state, national frameworks or curriculum and/or model state curriculum)
The 4th bullet asks you to indicate what standard the AE is addressing...several districts are working with SDE on piloting model curriculum...it would be helpful if districts that mention model curriculum would also mention the state standard that they are addressing...
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Download free videos from TeacherTube
Did you know that TeacherTube videos can be downloaded for free? Also free, is a media converter that will allow you to take TeacherTube (.ftv) files and change them into Windows Media or Quicktime files.
Monday, March 10, 2008
CECA Educator Awards; applications due by March 28th.
These awards, established by the Connecticut Educators' Computer Association, recognize excellence in the application of technology to classroom learning.
Each year CECA will grant up to three (3) awards of $1,500 each. $1,000 is given to the individual teachers to be used as they wish and $500 is presented to the teachers to use at their schools to help them disseminate information about their project or to defray the costs of integrating technology.
Teachers at all levels, K-12, are encouraged to apply. All application components must be submitted online by March 28, 2008.
For more information and to access the application, go to http://www.CECA-CT.org
Each year CECA will grant up to three (3) awards of $1,500 each. $1,000 is given to the individual teachers to be used as they wish and $500 is presented to the teachers to use at their schools to help them disseminate information about their project or to defray the costs of integrating technology.
Teachers at all levels, K-12, are encouraged to apply. All application components must be submitted online by March 28, 2008.
For more information and to access the application, go to http://www.CECA-CT.org
Friday, March 07, 2008
CT's KnowHow2Go program prepares students and their families for higher ed
Connecticut has joined 14 other states to encourage and prepare students, especially first-generation students, to actively pursue post-secondary opportunities. Connecticut’s campaign is called “KnowHow2GOConnecticut.” The campaign targets students in Grades 8-10 and their families, employing TV, radio, print and a student-friendly website.
KnowHow2GOConnecticut encourages students in middle and high school to follow four simple steps that will help them plan and prepare for college and careers after high school. It is not enough just to dream of a college and a career there are steps that need to be followed. There needs to be a plan and this campaign assists students and their families develop that plan.
For more information please go to www.KnowHow2GOConnecticut.org. You may also e-mail Ann R. Gaulin or call Ann (860-713-6769).
KnowHow2GOConnecticut encourages students in middle and high school to follow four simple steps that will help them plan and prepare for college and careers after high school. It is not enough just to dream of a college and a career there are steps that need to be followed. There needs to be a plan and this campaign assists students and their families develop that plan.
For more information please go to www.KnowHow2GOConnecticut.org. You may also e-mail Ann R. Gaulin or call Ann (860-713-6769).
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