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Extractions: The First People of Michigan, the Native Americans, lived here long before the explorers, the fur traders, and the settlers came. Native Americans are important contributors to many Michigan communities today. In this section we will move backward in time, from the present to the ancient past. Meet Joe Pow Wows Boarding Schools Reservations ... Return to Main Page Click on the blue words if you are not sure what the word means. Thanks to the Nokomis Learning Center for assistance. Hi, My name is Joe. I am in fifth grade. I like my school because there are kids like me who are Native Americans. Others kids are the descendents of white settlers, and some are the descendents of slaves. We share the stories of the history of our families so we can understand each other better. I like to go to pow wows with my family. Pow wows are times when I can see other indian friends and share the rituals of our people. I also like to talk with my grandfather. He tells me stories about indians in Michigan a long time ago. The first story I would like to share with you is a legend about food. Remember, at one time there were no grocery stores in Michigan. People had to grow or hunt for everything they ate. Because food is so important, they made up interesting stories about their food.
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Extractions: Hoagies WWW Schools for the Gifted The question is often asked, Are there special schools for gifted children? For highly gifted children? But there are few answers. This list attempts to be an answer, but comes with many caveats. First and foremost, schools are listed here by either their own or parent recommendations - this listing is in no way a recommendation for any specific school for a specific student. Some of these schools are public, some are private. Some test very strictly for gifted or highly gifted students; others are very specialized in their academics, and therefore draw such students without testing explicitly for the gifted. That said, at least this list is a beginning, a list of a few schools where at least some of our children can find a stimulating education, among other children like themselves. Also see our list of Early Entrance College Programs , programs specifically designed for the younger student ready for college level course work. And, don't miss this list of U.S. schools that specialize in LD students, often working well with gifted / LD students... LD Resources K-12 Schools with LD Programs, USA
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Extractions: LaLumiere is a coeducational boarding and day college-preparatory high school. It is situated on an undeniably beautiful rural estate in northwest Indiana, 25 miles west of South Bend, 60 miles east of Chicago, and 8 miles north of LaPorte. At the center of its 155 rolling acres is a picturesque country lake fed by a number of natural springs. For almost a half-century, LaLumiere School has provided a comprehensive college-preparatory education for qualified men and women from a rich diversity of backgrounds. Average enrollment is about 130 students. The school is governed by a Board of Trustees chosen from dedicated parents and alumni. It seeks to develop character, scholarship, and faith, while remaining both independenty accredited and faithful to its Catholic heritage. LaLumiere School is accredited by the Independent Schools Association of the Central States (ISACS) and is a member of the Catholic Boarding Schools Association (CBSA), the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS), the Midwest Boarding Schools Association (MWBS), and The Association of Boarding Schools (TABS).
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Extractions: Jeff Smith is in his first year as a staff assistant in the Media Relations Department. His duties at IU include the day-to-day coverage of both the men's and women's golf teams, along with the women's water polo squad. He will also provide assistance in coverage of the football, women's basketball and baseball teams.
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Extractions: Volunteer Assistant Louisa Raisbeck is beginning her first year as the Volunteer Assistant Swim Coach for the Indiana Women's Swim Team. Louisa is a A.S.A. certified coach, and has coached both "A" and "B" squads at Lincoln Pentaqua while in England. Louisa is a graduate of Nottingham Trent University in England, and is currently working on her Masters degree in motor learning at IU. She is currently employed by the Counsilman Center of Swimming Research. She coached this past summer for both the Indiana Analysis Swimming Camp as well as the Skip Kenney Swim Camp at Stanford University. Louisa inspires to pursue a career as a full time swimming coach.
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Extractions: The Index A unique collection of letters from the pages of Robert Merry's Museum , the premiere American children's magazine from 1841-1872. Subjects touched on in Letters from Nineteenth-Century American Children include African-Americans the laying of the Atlantic cable balloon ascensions Baltimore, Maryland, during the Civil War behavior of girls, behavior of boys, "appropriate" and "inappropriate" Daniel Bixby's book shop, Lowell, Massachusetts Black Rock, New York, in 1855 boarding schools, male and female, in East Cambridge, Massachusetts; Rome, Georgia; Bergen, New Jersey; and Cornwall, New York steam boats: the Bois d'Arc; the Maid of Kentucky; the South-Western "Border Ruffians" attack Parkville, Missouri the California gold rush dedicating the Ohio state capitol building in 1857 Cedar Point, Chase Co., Kansas, in 1861 Chicago, Illinois, and its fair in 1864 activities of a Chickasaw boy in 1859 the Chinese in New Orleans, Louisiana, in 1853 activities of a Choctaw boy in 1852 cholera in Selma, Alabama, in 1855
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Extractions: Powered by www.ONElist.com Indiana Legislature Backs Ten Commandments in Schools . News Caught in the Web. 8 February 2000. The Free Student Bulletin, Volume 2, Number 116 . 8 February 2000. Mexican Student Strike Ends with 632 Arrests, No Blood . News Caught in the Web. 7 February 2000. The Free Student Bulletin, Volume 2, Number 115 . 7 February 2000. Drug Test Tested; Judges Back Students on 1st Amendment . News Caught in the Web. 4 February 2000. The Free Student Bulletin, Volume 2, Number 114 . 4 February 2000. Study: California Law Treats White Youths as Younger . News Caught in the Web. 3 February 2000. The Free Student Bulletin, Volume 2, Number 113 . 3 February 2000. Maryland Seizes 3 Schools, Says Firms to Run Them . News Caught in the Web. 2 February 2000. The Free Student Bulletin, Volume 2, Number 112 . 2 February 2000. California to Vote on Juvenile Justice . News Caught in the Web. 1 February 2000. The Free Student Bulletin, Volume 2, Number 111 . 1 February 2000. Children's Governments Push for Rights in Ecuador . News Caught in the Web. 31 January 2000. The Free Student Bulletin, Volume 2, Number 110
Extractions: The Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC), sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education, is the largest and oldest education information system in the world. The ERIC Clearinghouse for Social Studies/Social Science Education (ERIC/ChESS) is one of sixteen subject-oriented clearinghouses that compose the ERIC system. The heart of this system, the ERIC database of education-related literature, contains nearly one million citations with abstracts, drawn from a variety of disciplines. Citations to journal articles, teaching and curriculum guides, bibliographies, research reports, and conference papers are included. The ERIC database is available free in many large public and university libraries and on the Internet. The listings below are drawn from the ERIC database and include both teaching materials and general background information on the topic. The key to obtaining the full text of the materials cited below is the unique ERIC number assigned to each item in the database. Journal articles, denoted by "EJ" numbers (for example, EJ549890) can be copied at most academic libraries, borrowed through interlibrary loan, or purchased from article reprint services such as UnCover, UMI, and ISI. Research reports, conference papers, and other materials besides journal articles are denoted by "ED" numbers (for example, ED398110); paper or microfiche copies of most of these documents can be purchased from the ERIC Document Reproduction Service (EDRS), 7420 Fullerton Road, Suite 110, Springfield, VA 22153-2852; (800) 443-3742; (703) 440-1400; <edrs@inet.ed.gov>; <http://edrs.com>; or copied from an ERIC microfiche collection, available at many libraries.
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Extractions: Teacher Education and the Normal School Movement In Indiana Timothy Crumrin Though many felt that teachers were born, not made, the Midwest was also home to a coterie of progressive educators who believed in teaching pedagogy (the art and science of teaching). This idea led to the growth of "Normal," or teacher education, schools and colleges. In Indiana, the "official" normal school was Indiana State Normal School at Terre Haute. ISNS was founded in 1865, but did not open its door until 1870. Other, private normal schools such as Central Indiana Normal School in Ladoga and Central Indiana Normal College in Danville also existed. Normal schools sprouted across the nation between 1870 to 1890. Normal schools rose upon the tide of thought that believed teaching was a "science" which could be taught and learned just as any other science. This was diametrically opposite the view held by many who felt teaching was an inborn faculty or talent, or that no formal teacher training was necessary. Many who esposed this view were precisely those who pushed young, untrained teachers, unprepared for their daunting, into country schoolrooms. Even the Superintendent of Iowa Schools did not think teacher training indispensable to classroom success, but instead pointed to what he considered the four primary characteristics needed to teach: knowledge of subject, uprightness of character, a desire to improve, and common sense. Untrained teachers and their quality (or lack thereof), though, were the major complaint issued against rural schools by the "educational establishment." One Wisconsin school committee claimed that "poor teachers.... are the bane of the rural school." Officials at ISNS saw teacher education as a "logical necessity." These differing views notwithstanding, it is obvious that there was often a wide gulf between the quality of education offered rural students and their city cousins.
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