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VIEW BASKET Quick Links About OUP Career Opportunities Contacts Need help? oup.com Search the Catalogue Site Index American National Biography Booksellers' Information Service Children's Fiction and Poetry Children's Reference Dictionaries Dictionary of National Biography Digital Reference English Language Teaching Higher Education Textbooks Humanities International Education Unit Journals Law Medicine Music Oxford English Dictionary Reference Rights and Permissions Science School Books Social Sciences World's Classics UK and Europe Book Catalogue Help with online ordering How to order Postage Returns policy ... Table of contents Teaching Medical Students in Primary and Secondary Care - A resource book Sarah Hartley , General Practitioner and Educational Consultant, Deborah Gill , Senior Lecturer in Medical Education, Royal Free and University College Medical School, Frances Carter , Honorary Clinical Senior lecturer, Division of Primary Care and Population Health Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, Kate Walters Pauline Bryant , Clinical Teaching Fellow, Royal Free and University College Hospital, Department of Primary Care and Population Sciences Publication date: 3 July 2003 160 pages, 38 line illustrations, 216mm x 138mm

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Introduction to Education Major in Education The professional sequence in teacher education at Wisconsin Lutheran College is designed with attention to both the theoretical and practical dimensions of the teaching profession. Study about teaching is combined with actual observation, tutoring, teaching, and other clinical-laboratory experiences. Wisconsin Lutheran College has approval of its program in teacher education from the Department of Public Instruction, State of Wisconsin. Students who complete the professional teacher education requirements are eligible for licensure to teach in grades PK-6 (early childhood/elementary), 1-9 (elementary/middle school), or 6-12 (middle and high school). Students should contact the director of teacher education for further information. Any student may apply for admission to the Teacher Education Program at WLC upon completion of one year of full-time study or 32 credits as a part-time student at a 2.50 grade point average or higher. Students planning to enter the Teacher Education Program must submit supporting documents for approval by the teacher education department and the student's major and minor departments. Students must have passing scores on the Pre-Professional Skills Tests and a listening test as mandated by the Department of Public Instruction before they can be accepted into the Teacher Education Program. The exit GPA is 3.0 in the major, minor and professional sequence. Transfer students must submit college transcripts with appropriate test score and grade information and meet the above criteria prior to enrollment in any 300-level course. They also need to sign a consent form allowing for investigation of the previous educational course work and pre-student teaching clinical experiences.

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Omnibase How to Apply Advising Programs ... Office of Teacher Education Secondary Education Programs Attention Students: Teacher Education Program changing! June 2003 Deadline To meet new state standards for teacher licensing, the School of Education is revising its programs. The new programs go into effect for freshmen this year and all others by June 30, 2003. To study under the old teacher education program (TEP) you must be fully admitted by June 30, 2003. Students who apply after this date must meet new program requirements. Admissions to the TEP requires a minimum 2.5 GPA, successful completion of the PRAXIS I examinations, and the pre-requisite course work specific to each program. For details, contact the Office of Teacher Education: TeEdAdv@indiana.edu Secondary Education Programs The Secondary Education Programs lead to a Bachelor of Science: Secondary Education degree in specific content fields. The content fields include: exceptional needs, foreign languages, journalism, language arts/English, mathematics, science, and social studies. The School of Education, in cooperation with the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation and the College of Arts and Sciences also offer secondary content fields in Health and Theatre respectively. Successful completion of a secondary education program requires meeting both academic content and performance based standards as assessed at different points by the School of Education and by state designated tests. The secondary education teacher license in Indiana mandates a content field; a target population developmental level of early and late adolescence and young adulthood; and in the school setting multiple assignments at the middle school/junior high or high school grades 6-12.

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CIVIL SERVICE VACANCIES APPLICATIONS ON COMPLETED GP 142 FOR THE FOLLOWING POSTS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO: THE PERMANENT SECRETARY MINISTRY OF EDUCATION PRIVATE MAIL BAG GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS 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.

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Academic Catalog Secondary Education Academic Award: Bachelor of Arts Credits Required: 125 Semester Program Coordinator: Gary Newbill Overview: Teaching Certificate Endorsements: Secondary education majors earn primary endorsements in specific subjects—biology, English, English/language arts, social studies, history, choral music, instrumental music, general music, or health and fitness [physical education]. They may also earn supporting endorsements in drama, music, English as a second language, health and fitness, reading, biology, English, or history. Professional Standards and Performance Assessment: Within the context of educational restructuring and accountability for learning results, the performance of each candidate is evaluated in multiple ways over time. Assessment of candidate performance focuses on demonstrated competency in both knowledge and teaching skill, which employs varied strategies to measure professional knowledge, subject matter mastery, and teaching effectiveness. Measures include written examination, oral communication, classroom management, curricular and instructional design, practice teaching, projects and portfolios, written expression, visual and musical arts, and the success of children in field settings.

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CSUF HOME CONTACTS AND DIRECTORIES SEARCH Catalog Quick Links Degree Listing Academic Departments General Education Requirements Fees Financial Aid 2001-2003 Calendar Class Schedule Bookstore CSUF Directory CSUF Home Home Page Academic Departments : Special Education Department Page Special Education Introduction M.S. in Education Resource Specialist Certificate of Competency Certificate in Early Childhood Special Education ... Dept. Homepage School of Education Director L.Y. (Mickey) Hollis (Acting) Special Education Department Chair Belinda Karge Department Office Education Classroom 379 Programs Offered Master of Science in Education Concentration in Special Education Education Specialist Credentials Mild/Moderate Disabilities Moderate/Severe Disabilities Early Childhood Special Education Certificates of Competency Resource Specialist Early Childhood Special Education Faculty Stephen Aloia, Barbara Glaeser, Belinda Karge, Robert Ortiz, Christine Weatherill, Jan Weiner

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Basic principles of nursing care in the Institute of Oncology and Radiology of Serbia General principles of patient treatment in the Internal Medicine Service The Patient Ward is organized as a bacteriologically protected unit and it hospitalizes only the patients subjected to chemotherapy programs, those subjected to prospective clinical studies, or the outpatients administered clinical polychemotherapy but with chemotherapy complications that require hospitalization. All adjuvant chemotherapies are administered in the Outpatient Hospital. All consensus chemotherapies are administered in the Outpatient Hospital. The malignant diseases for which there is no consensus chemotherapy are subjected to prospective clinical studies. General principles of radiotherapy within the IORS Radiotherapy Service The Radiotherapy Service renders services of up-to-date radiotherapy of malignant and benign tumors both to in-patients and outpatients on the basis of advanced oncology principles. The Service has a multidisciplinary approach to radiotherapy and, therefore, it is implemented through cooperation between the doctors specialists in radiology (radiotherapists), medical radiotherapy physicians and senior radiology technicians. The advanced radiotherapy approach, contemporary radiological equipment, highly skilled staff and a modern organizational structure represent the basis of high-quality radiotherapy results that fully correspond to the international results and ensure the Service's involvement in international radiotherapy trials and professional scientific prospective studies.

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76. Genaralinfo To graduate and be licensed to teach in secondary, allgrade modern languages andclassics (French, German, Japanese, Latin, or Spanish); health and safety http://www.bsu.edu/web/edstudies/secondlicensure.htm

77. Resources For Teachers at the sites for elementary and secondary educators Directory OnLine Informationon mental health, conflicts and Web site by teach-Nology; Puzzlemaker - Makes http://www.sldirectory.com/teachf/plans.html

Resources for Teachers Menu General Education Web Sites Lesson Plan Sites News, Statistics, Depts. of Education Professional Organizations Television in the Classroom Subject Area Sites Art Education Economics Educational Technology ESOL and languages ... Special Education Site Guide Quick Search Searching the Internet Resources for Students The Reading Room ... Return to the Library Homepage Resources for Teachers and Parents General Education and Lesson Plan Sites Education Portals These sites feature education news, lesson plans, and sometimes host free school and classroom web sites. Education World - This might be a good starting point for your exploration of education sites on the web. This site has a searchable subject directory of educational sites. It is also a good source of lesson plans related to currents events, holidays, and other seasonal events. Discovery School - Web site for teachers, parents and students. In the teacher's section, you will find the ever popular Puzzlemaker Big Chalk - Portal for teachers, students, parents, and librarians. This site has lesson plans and an excellent directory of study and research web sites. TeachNet.Com

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80. Education Endorsement Programs Graduates of this catalog may also teach fulltime in South Dakota K-12 ComprehensiveSchool health Minor/ Endorsement Program, 18. (Elementary, secondary or K http://www.departments.dsu.edu/registrar/catalog/undergraduate/Education/educati

College of Education Education Endorsement Programs Kindergarten Endorsement Program 5-8 Middle School Content Endorsement Program in Mathematics Assistant High School or Elementary/Middle School Coaching Endorsement Program ... K-12 Educational Technology Endorsement Programs Graduates may seek additional certification to their primary teaching certificates authorizing them to teach in other age/grade spans and/or content areas. For example, a graduate with a degree in elementary education is awarded a certificate to teach in elementary schools in South Dakota, but may earn additional certification by completing kindergarten, gifted education, middle school content areas, or coaching endorsement programs. All Dakota State University teacher education graduates complete a K-12 Educational Technology Endorsement Program. The coursework leading to the K-12 Educational Technology Endorsement Program, is a part of degree requirements for all education programs. Graduates of this catalog may also teach full-time in South Dakota middle schools or junior highs in any area in which they have earned 5-8, 7-12, or K-12 content endorsements. Elementary Education and Elementary Education/Special Learning and Behavioral Problems Program graduates earn 5-8 middle school content certification in English/language arts, science, and social science. These endorsement programs are built into required courses for both majors. Upon successful completion of additional coursework listed below, graduates may also earn certification in kindergarten, K-12 gifted education, 5-8 middle school mathematics, or to coach athletics.

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