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Lina To Local Government Officers: Teach Voters To Choose 'God-fearing Bets'
Lina to local government officers teach voters to choose 'Godfearingbets' Jowel F. Canuday / MindaNews / 10 June 2002 DAVAO CITY
http://www.mindanews.com/2002/06/3rd/nws10lina.html

Extractions: Jowel F. Canuday / MindaNews / 10 June 2002 DAVAO CITY Interior and Local Government Secretary Jose Lina, Jr. instructed local government operations officers to conduct political education drives stressing on "righteous and God-fearing leaders" as the main criteria in choosing the chair and members of the barangay council. Lina said LGOO's should "bring the good news" to voters starting with the grassroots-based education drive in the forthcoming July 16 barangay elections. "We need to raise and develop as many as god fearing leaders in this country. Kung may takot tayo sa Diyos, pawang kabutihan lamang ang ating magagawa
Stephen Conroy - Government Could Teach Enron About How To Hide Losses
Location Home News Stephen Conroy government Could teach Enron AboutHow To Hide Losses. government Could teach Enron About How To Hide Losses.
http://www.alp.org.au/media/0203/20003615.html

Extractions: PDF The Department of Finance's website states that when AIDC Ltd was sold "AIDC's debt of approximately $3.2 billion to the AIDC (Corporation) was repaid". However it also acknowledges "the effect of the sale is that Commonwealth guaranteed borrowings which funded AIDC's operations have been reduced to $1 billion. (See attachments) Why only $1 billion? Where did the other $2.2 billion go? The website goes on to explain that "remaining guaranteed borrowings held in the name of the Corporation (totalling $2.2 billion at June 30 1998) are now offset by a pool of Commonwealth guaranteed assets." What were these liabilities?
Government Lesson Plans
be used in connection with a social studies unit on local and state government. teachnology- The Art and Science of teaching with Technology is a registered
http://www.teach-nology.com/teachers/lesson_plans/history/government/

Extractions: Free Sites ... Professional Development Enter your email address for FREE weekly teaching tips! Home Teacher Resources Lesson Plans Social Studies ... Candidate Debate - : To stimulate a political debate based upon issues relevant to third to fifth graders, their parents, and the community. Citizenship and the Constitution - To identify government officials and resources on a local, state and national level. To demonstrate an understanding of the government on a local, state and national level. Community Government - The learner will identify the mayor/city council (city manager) form of government as the leadership of community government. Ethics in American Government - Students analyze the statement "Those who govern in a democracy hold a 'public trust'." This activity provides exploration of ethical dilemmas which might face our present government officials. Foreign Policy Simulation - This activity is intended to help students understand how various elements of the US foreign policy system operate and to give them practice in conflict resolution.
Principals Should Also Teach - Fiji Government Press Release
PRESS RELEASES. », CURRENT. », ARCHIVE. PRINCIPALS SHOULD ALSOTEACH March 18th, 2003. The role of headteachers and principals must
http://www.fiji.gov.fj/press/2003_03/2003_03_18-03.shtml

Extractions: PRESS RELEASES CURRENT ARCHIVE PRINCIPALS SHOULD ALSO TEACH March 18th, 2003 The role of headteachers and principals must not be confined to administrative and managing schools but for them to contribute also to teaching said the Chief Education Officer Secondary, Jimione Buwawa. Speaking at a workshop for Fijian heads of schools in the Nadroga/Navosa province, Mr Buwawa said headteachers likewise principals are first and foremost teachers because teaching is their core responsibility. "Head of schools must see schools as learning institutions where they are role models to their subordinates and students in terms of classroom management, questioning techniques, discipline, communication and delivering the art of teaching," said Mr Buwawa. In addition, he said heads of schools must be well conversed with regulations that govern their work and that of their school. Deliberating on a paper titled "Leadership Issues in Our Schools", he said, most of the management and committee related conflicts in schools stems from people ignoring procedures and regulations that govern schools and education in general. "Much of the difficulty arises from pure ignorance by head teachers and principal like wise the committee about the regulations that ensures the timely and effective delivery of instructions that provides for the smooth running of the institution," he said.
PSC Vacancies 15.02.03 - Fiji Government
THE PERMANENT SECRETARY MINISTRY OF EDUCATION PRIVATE MAIL BAG government BUILDINGSSUVA. primary school; offer professional guidance to staff, teach and liaise
http://www.fiji.gov.fj/psc-vacancies/vacancies-15.02.03.shtml

Extractions: SUVA 118/2003 PRINCIPAL EDUCATION OFFICER [SECONDARY SECTION] [ED1D] Assists the Chief Education Officer, Secondary in the management of secondary education, specifically the provision of quality teachers for our secondary schools and the administration of grants in order that the national goals of education are fulfilled for children to receive quality secondary education. The position supervises the work of the following officers: Senior Education Officers, Secondary [4], Assistant Accounts Officers [Remission and Grants], Clerical Officer, Driver/Messenger, School Principals, Teachers, and liaises with school managements and other staff at headquarters. Qualifications: Recognised degree with teacher training and postgraduate qualification is preferred. At least 2 years in ED1A-C grade or 3 years in ED2A-D grade or 4 years in ED3C or 6 years experience in ED4A-C grade, based upon standard rating scale,; or equivalent experience in tertiary education posts or Ministry of Education posts with superior administrative ability and professional leadership skills. Applicants with at least 3 years of rural service will be preferred. Contribution to Fiji education beyond the immediate school environment and the ability to communicate effectively on education issues with the wider community and recognized leaders in Education would be an added advantage. Potential to advance to higher posts.
Teach 2000 Government
government. government of Canada and resources. Index of Canadian governmentWebsites This index is provided by the BC government. Ontario
http://www.lhbe.edu.on.ca/teach2000/resources/subject/government.html
Seminar Will Teach Officials Ins And Outs Of Government By Dick Metzgar Correspo
Seminar will teach officials ins and outs of government By dick MetzgarCorrespondent. FREEHOLD Operating municipal governments
http://newstranscript.gmnews.com/News/2001/1226/Bulletin_Board/012.html

Extractions: FREEHOLD Operating municipal governments has become a complicated and sophisticated business with ever-changing state and federal regulations and restrictions in place. There is also considerable new aid available on the state and federal levels if elected officials and a communitys professional employees know where to find it. Monmouth County Freeholder Ted Narozanick said he saw this trend developing more than 15 years ago. After almost 50 years in government as a former Englishtown councilman and mayor, Monmouth County administrator and freeholder, Narozanick said he saw a need for elected and appointed municipal officials to become better informed about the way things work. With that in mind, Narozanick founded a conference/seminar in the late 1980s that was designed to give municipal officials a one-day crash course in the intricacies of local government.
Society | Voluntary Sector Has A Lot To Teach Government
Comment Voluntary sector has a lot to teach government If the governmentis to succeed in establishing an effective strategy for
http://society.guardian.co.uk/Print/0,3858,4103896,00.html

Extractions: The Guardian Over the past month, a plethora of announcements about the New Deal, beggars, drugs, rough sleepers and curfews for young offenders, have given the distinct impression that the government is worried about young people in our communities. The latest attempt to try to pull this area of social policy together comes in the form of the newly established children and young people's unit. And in the middle of all this, casting a long shadow, has been the death of Damilola Taylor. While our hearts go out to Damilola's family and local community, his death has justifiably provoked a response, and in some ways confirmed the feeling that "something must be done". But can we come up with an all-embracing strategy for young people which curbs anti-social behaviour, yet provides opportunities for children like Damilola? One which gives the most disadvantaged children a chance, while respecting the needs of young people as individuals? I firmly believe that we can, but in order to succeed the government needs to learn from agencies like ourselves, and to understand how the variety of complex problems faced by young people today fit together. Those who work with young people every day know that if they are excluded, from school or from other opportunities, at an early age, they tend to remain excluded.
SocietyGuardian.co.uk | Society | Voluntary Sector Has A Lot To Teach Government
Voluntary sector has a lot to teach government If the government is to succeed inestablishing an effective strategy for disadvantaged youth, it needs to learn
http://society.guardian.co.uk/homelessness/comment/0,8146,410008,00.html

Extractions: Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs Life MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Dating Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home Health Housing Regeneration ... Help Over the past month, a plethora of announcements about the New Deal, beggars, drugs, rough sleepers and curfews for young offenders, have given the distinct impression that the government is worried about young people in our communities. The latest attempt to try to pull this area of social policy together comes in the form of the newly established children and young people's unit. And in the middle of all this, casting a long shadow, has been the death of Damilola Taylor. While our hearts go out to Damilola's family and local community, his death has justifiably provoked a response, and in some ways confirmed the feeling that "something must be done".
PAY MAGAZINE - Government Backs Graduates In Plan To Teach Before Joining Busine
Why teach First? Apply Now. My Campus. Ask. Register. Logon. Alumni. June 2002 PAY Magazine, government backs graduates in plan to teach before joining business,
http://www.teachfirst.org.uk/pressforum/articles/en/pressforum/articles/Pay_0006

Extractions: Overview How it works Skills for life Position yourself Make a difference Sponsors Who we want Process overview Assessment days Apply My application Map Submit question Applying Teaching Training Business Recent questions Registration form Overview Why Teach First? Apply Now My Campus Ask Register Logon Alumni June 2002 - PAY Magazine Government backs graduates in plan to teach before joining business Graduates may be encouraged to spend two years as teachers in tough schools before beginning a business career. The US-inspired plans, promoted by business group London First, are being backed by education minister Stephen Timms. The scheme would involve business executives making campus crusades to persuade top graduates that such a commitment will boost their recruitment prospects. The US precedent, Teach for America, was approached by 7% of Yale graduates this year, amid a total of 14,000 applications. The UK is likely to see implementation of the scheme this summer. Contact Us Press Search Support us ... About us
PAY MAGAZINE - Government Backs Graduates In Plan To Teach Before Joining Busine
June 2002 PAY Magazine, government backs graduates in plan to teachbefore joining business, Graduates may be encouraged to spend
http://www.teachfirst.org.uk/pressforum/articles/en/pressforum/articles/Pay_0006

Extractions: June 2002 - PAY Magazine Government backs graduates in plan to teach before joining business Graduates may be encouraged to spend two years as teachers in tough schools before beginning a business career. The US-inspired plans, promoted by business group London First, are being backed by education minister Stephen Timms. The scheme would involve business executives making campus crusades to persuade top graduates that such a commitment will boost their recruitment prospects. The US precedent, Teach for America, was approached by 7% of Yale graduates this year, amid a total of 14,000 applications. The UK is likely to see implementation of the scheme this summer.
Teach More Love More - Community Resources
County government. The following is information to make the MiamiDade Countygovernment and Miami-Dade County Advisory Boards more accessible. government.
http://www.teachmorelovemore.org/CommunityResourcesList.asp?catid=4&subcatid=19
Teach More Love More - Community Resources
Advocacy. Community Action Groups. Volunteer/Donations. County government. government.MiamiDade County Advisory Boards. Disability Services. Blind/Visually Impaired.
http://www.teachmorelovemore.org/CommunityResources.asp
Susan George Speaking At The Seattle IFG Teach-In, 11/26/99
The order form for the cassette tape recordings of this entire teachIn is availableat http//www.ifg.org/tof4.html. On Overthrowing the Permanent government.
http://www.ratical.org/co-globalize/ifg112699SG.html

Extractions: back to co-globalize rat haus Index Search ... ASCII text formats ) On Friday night and Saturday, November 26th and 27th the International Forum on Globalization (IFG) held a Teach-In at Benaroya Symphony Hall in Seattle on the subject of Economic Globalization and the Role of the WTO . The following is a hypertext transcript of Susan George, third speaker in Friday night's event discussing "The Multiple Impacts of Economic Globalization". She was introduced by the Acting Director of the IFG, Jerry Mander. In the real player recording of this available on the web , the following begins at 51 minutes, 22 seconds and runs up to 1 hour, 14 minutes, 37 seconds. The ratitor urges one-and-all to join the IFG . It's Board of Directors and Associates comprise a unique and unparalleled-in-the-life-of-our-time collaboration of research, intelligence, and concern, magnificently articulated by scholars, writers, academics, scientists, farmers, geneticists, businesspeople, and lawyers. By joining this collective, we support the further expansion of life's needs and thus become more infused with the energy to serve and honor all the life expressing itself throughout our planetary home.
ALFY - Teach Learn Communicate
What's New, Communicate. Home Page Builder, Award Maker, School Partnership,You are here teach Thematic Units government. ALFY's Picks for government,
http://alfy.lycos.com/Teachers/teach/thematic_units/Government/Government_1.asp
Teach Peace, End Government Initiation Of Force
teach Peace, End government Initiation of Force. teach Peace, End governmentInitiation of Force. Thursday, January 27, 2000. The PAX
http://wws.editthispage.com/2000/01/27

Extractions: Login Teach Peace, End Government Initiation of Force Thursday, January 27, 2000 The PAX Youth Petition Against Gun Violence is a letter I wrote this morning about this petition . The last paragraph of my letter sheds some light on the title above. MarijuanaNews - Village Voice Column Alerts Readers To Threat of Hatch-Feinstein Internet Censorship Bill . A good story on this legislative abomination. Wired - X Marks a New Web Standard . The XHTML standard has been approved by the W3C. Now we can write our web pages in XML and have a standard way to convert that XML to HTML for viewing. Lots more about XHTML on the W3C web site . It will move from there when new news takes its place, but will likely remain at the XHTML Home Page Psychology Today - Live Forever: Uploading the Human Brain . Talks about uploading your brain to a computer. Forgets that the brain is not just a biological computer. IMNSHO, it is as much a radio tranceiver as it is a computer. Still, an interesting article. Wired - Photonics: The Light Fantastic . A report on this weeks Photonics West conference in San Jose. OSOpinion - TransMeta's "Missing Vendors" : "running 'Quake' is generally considered one of the more demanding applications that you can run on a PC. In spite of this several articles speculated on whether or not TransMeta would be able to deliver adequate performance once products based on the CPU (and code morphing technology) started shipping... I for one get suspicious when I hear the same 'spin' on a story from more than one place... I start to wonder who issued the 'talking points memo.' I guess that's why I'm just a programmer instead of a 'professional journalist.'"
Teach Peace, End Government Initiation Of Force
teach Peace, End government Initiation of Force. Author Bill St. Clair, Topicteach Peace, End government Initiation of Force. Msg 76 (top msg in thread).
http://wws.editthispage.com/discuss/msgReader$76

Extractions: The PAX Youth Petition Against Gun Violence is a letter I wrote this morning about this petition . The last paragraph of my letter sheds some light on the title above. MarijuanaNews - Village Voice Column Alerts Readers To Threat of Hatch-Feinstein Internet Censorship Bill . A good story on this legislative abomination. Wired - X Marks a New Web Standard . The XHTML standard has been approved by the W3C. Now we can write our web pages in XML and have a standard way to convert that XML to HTML for viewing. Lots more about XHTML on the W3C web site . It will move from there when new news takes its place, but will likely remain at the XHTML Home Page Psychology Today - Live Forever: Uploading the Human Brain . Talks about uploading your brain to a computer. Forgets that the brain is not just a biological computer. IMNSHO, it is as much a radio tranceiver as it is a computer. Still, an interesting article. Wired - Photonics: The Light Fantastic . A report on this weeks Photonics West conference in San Jose. OSOpinion - TransMeta's "Missing Vendors" : "running 'Quake' is generally considered one of the more demanding applications that you can run on a PC. In spite of this several articles speculated on whether or not TransMeta would be able to deliver adequate performance once products based on the CPU (and code morphing technology) started shipping... I for one get suspicious when I hear the same 'spin' on a story from more than one place... I start to wonder who issued the 'talking points memo.' I guess that's why I'm just a programmer instead of a 'professional journalist.'"
MDO - Executive Privilege Yudof To Teach Class On Government
APR. 29, 1998 NEWS Executive privilege Yudofto teach class on government this fall
http://www.daily.umn.edu/daily/1998/04/29/news/class/

Extractions: APR. 29, 1998 NEWS Executive privilege: Yudof to teach class on government this fall Jeremy Taff Staff Reporter Related Links: Yudof creates vision and cleans house at U Yudof: Values outweigh vision Yudof reuses Texas ideas Yudof steers path from Lone Star to North Star ... Yudof: State aid should fund more bio and technical fields U niversity President Mark Yudof will dust off his professor's cap next fall to teach a class about the U.S. Constitution. Trying to set an example for other administrators and faculty who say they don't have enough time to teach, Yudof will take on the course, which is similar to a class he used to teach in Texas. "I'd definitely take one of the president's classes," said Andre Chouravong, a freshman studying English and geography. "But can he do it? It's challenging just being the president alone." But Yudof said he will try to take on the extra workload. He will teach the class with University head attorney Mark Rotenberg, who will help cover classes when Yudof has administrative duties. "I am a busy person," Yudof said. "I'm trying to encourage the faculty to do this."
Site Revamped To Teach 508
Site revamped to teach 508. been in effect for more than two months, but the GeneralServices Administration is worried that too few government employees know
http://www.fcw.com/fcw/articles/2001/0827/web-site-08-31-01.asp

Extractions: The law on high-tech accessibility, Section 508, has been in effect for more than two months, but the General Services Administration is worried that too few government employees know what it means. GSA has overhauled its Section 508 Web site, making it less a library and more of an interactive site that features online training, buying guidelines for government agencies and advice on Section 508 for government employees, vendors, Webmasters and others. Section 508 requires federal agencies to buy electronic and information technologies that are accessible, meaning they can be used by people with a wide range of disabilities. Agencies are also required to make their Websites accessible. "We're trying to make people aware that Section 508 has impact on all employees," said Terry Weaver, who heads GSA's Center for Information Technology Accommodation and oversees the Web site
TEACH: Great Lakes Law And Policy
3 Great Lakes Law and Policy United States government History and
http://www.great-lakes.net/teach/history/gov/gov_3.html

Extractions: One of the first precursors to the American Revolutionary War against British rule was the Declaration of Independence, 1776 , written by Thomas Jefferson and signed by representatives of the 13 British North American colonies. The Declaration declared the colonies independent and called for the liberty of the citizens of the United States. The war lasted from 17751783 and ended with the Treaty of Paris , where Great Britain recognized the independence of the United States. In 1789, George Washington was elected the first president of the United States of America. The Constitution of the United States of America, 1789 , outlines the fundamental powers the U.S. federal government and guarantees individual liberty for the citizens of the United States. Limiting the powers of the federal government, the Constitution empowers the states and citizens to govern themselves. The most significant limitations to government's power over the individual were added in 1791 in the Bill of Rights , the first 10 amendments to the Constitution. Included in the Bill of Rights is the freedom of speech and religion (I), the right to bear arms (II), the right to due process of the law (V) and the protection against cruel and unusual punishment (VIII). The Constitution has been

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