Teach about daily life in Japan through seasonal haiku, obento (Japanese lunch boxes), and trains and train departure melodies in a collection of classroom activities created by Primary Source.
The regular column from Understanding Evolution describes a collection of classroom ready examples of current evolutionary research (Thanukos 2009).
Ideally, a unique curriculum and collection of classroom activities is designed for each group of students and teachers in every new context.
During his more than two decades as dean, he transformed the School of the Arts from a little known collection of classrooms and offices scattered throughout the Village into an internationally celebrated training ground for the individual artist and scholar of the arts.
Evolution and the Nature of Science Institutes ENSIweb www.indiana.edu/∼ensiweb/ : A collection of classroom-tested lessons for middle and high school teachers that provides interactive experiences concerning the nature of science and evolution, as well as curriculum strategies.
When the schools are a sufficiently large collection of classrooms (as was the case in our study, where the 6 schools had between 33 to 63 classrooms, with a median class size of 31 students and inter-quartile range from 29 to 39), then the school level FRI rate reflects the average size of a transmission cluster in the classroom setting.
In 11 studies conducted with third, fourth and fifth graders over the past 10 years, John T. Guthrie, now a retired professor of literacy at the University of Maryland, found that giving children limited choices from a classroom collection of books on a topic helped improve performance on standardized reading comprehension tests.
This week, we have a collection of resources to ensure your classroom is a hive of activity ahead of National Insect Week, which runs from Monday 23 June to Sunday 29 June.
They had taken up collections that managed to cover the salaries of classroom assistants in kindergarten and helped pay for the school librarian.
He grounded sweeping theoretical assertions in the arcana of everyday life — a postcard, a piece of classroom art, a colonial officer's collection of relics.
Taking charge of what had been a collection of departments in offices and classrooms scattered throughout Lower Manhattan, Mr. Oppenheim transformed N.Y.U.'s arts programs into a major institution offering programs taught by professionals in photography, cinema, musical theater, dramatic acting and writing.
