For most people change careers, learn new skills can be an obstacle. But let's be honest, who wants to pay sums of money great to return to school? His life experience and education to a wealth of transferable skills. Skills such the negotiation, analysis and synthesis are considered transferable skills, but for a career change in industry specific skills may be needed.

Higher education costs may stop taking the plunge into work underway. Do not let this be an obstacle. There are several avenues that a low cost, you can use today to improve the management and skills they need to make a better life does tomorrow.Don fear, you do not have to go back to school yet. Depending on your career change you may never need formal education. If you decide to follow the path of self-employment, the decision to adopt a formal course of study may be delayed.

Would you like to receive an education first and to improve their skills? Here are 6 that no low-cost "tools" can be used today to capture or improve skills you might need to change your career crowned success.

1. Library - Once you have determined the difference in their knowledge, focus their attention to books that cover this topic. This is by far the cheapest way to get expertise in a particular subject. It only costs time and energy. Remember to return books on time.
2. Continuing education courses for adults most - college county or community offer evening classes in a variety of topics. Seeking bids to determine if their needs at this time. This may cost a small fee.
3. Employer-sponsored education classes - These classes may be specific industry or niche. Sometimes the theme classes are offered as the basis of management or time management. If you are an employee and that your company offers this option, use it. Maximize and enroll in courses offered as much as you can manage. It's free for you. Your employer his desire to interpret as a sign of its commitment to producing quality work for the company. Not a bad thing, especially in this economy. The other option: to work for a company with a solid background compensation. If only for your education paid for.
4. Volunteers / Internships free - takes job training, the only time and effort on your part. If you have time and volunteerism have excellent observation skills may be a way for low cost training.If you are an inmate, the address to be exposed to the roles and responsibilities in work longer possible. The more options you have the best choices you can make when it comes to achieving your professional goals.
5. Department State Human Resources Management. Most states provide job seekers with no or low cost training options for employment. Get in touch with what is local or state agency to evaluate their bids. You can discover the hidden subsidies or grants that advertising are not widely.
6. Investing in a home study course for niche expertise. This last option is for those who choose to become entrepreneurs. Sometimes we miss the lack of information on marketing, time management or accounting.You only need a course three months of study. This is the best option. The cost of these systems vary depending on its content.

Do not delay a change career, because he suspected that the cost of education to prevent their movement. Research and explore as many options as possible before to abandon the idea of a career change.

If you enjoyed this article, I would like to invite you to grab a free copy of my e-book:Dull to Fiery Career in 5 Steps when you visit http://www.naturalcareer.com. With these steps you identify which career path best suits your career and life goals. As a career change expert I am devoted to helping you find income generating opportunities so you can balance doing what you love and getting paid to do it. You could always learn more about me by visiting my blog: www.naturalcareer.com/blog

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As a child, if two wanted to be a veterinarian, a nurse or teacher. As an adult, I am a physician assistant. But the intention to return to the April 2 primary. I live in New York (Rochester) and I wonder if there is a 5th grade teacher commenting that the spirit in the Thrita wages. Is it useful? For how long? How to take care uring summer?

Hello, I have been teaching 5th grade in California for six years. I love what I do, but I am certainly in this profession to make money. As a first year teacher, I think I earned $ 34,000. Now I am more than 50,000 because I am always professional development courses to help me move to the wage scale. Each year, receive a salary increase, plus an increase in the cost of living. Choose your salary in proportion to be paid during the summer. I worked summer school for the first four years. I decided to go and relax during the summer now!

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Much is said about the current recession. People complain about how the economic crisis makes your life worse. The economic recession often refers to two quarters of negative economic growth. A severe recession lasting more than two years, is a depression.

A recession is marked by rising unemployment, increasing debt burden of the state, reducing the share and stock prices and under investment. All these features affect people.

People have a basic understanding of the negative impact of recovery. But how does an ordinary consumer to maintain employment crisis particularly affected, it is not really clear.

John Schmitt and Dean Baker released a new report on the possible impact of recession as the expected economic impact for the next recession this year. The 2008 report of the recession in the United States is perceived to increase the national employment rate from 2.1 to 3.8 percentage points. This is equivalent to 3.2 million and 5.8 million unemployed Americans. Calculated Risk contained in this report and the history of U.S. recession, which is based on the economic crisis, how high the number of unemployed persons increased measured.

Based on the history of U.S. recession, there were a handful of times when the unemployment rate rose to enlargement.

Unemployment rose from 0.5 percent and there have been cases this will be less. The essence of these scenarios, if the country is in recession. When the unemployment rate reached 0.6 percent, the economy, which is described in a recession. This year, the U.S. unemployment rate about 1.1 percent.

Economists have not yet been officially marked a downturn in the U.S. as an economic recession. Amid falling home equity, the rising cost of food, health and housing to an alarming number of unemployment that economists still argue that there is still a developing economy, though small. We saw no need for an official announcement really feel the recession coming in

According to the Miami Herald, the unemployed receive from despair. The number or people out of work for six months or more increased by 160,000 between July and August. There is a 10.7 per cent of people who want to make a full time job but is unable to do so. Given the lack of jobs.

No matter when you have a college degree under his arm. This year's graduates also face the highest unemployment rate since 2004, with 2.7 percent. Meanwhile, 9.6 percent of high school graduates are unemployed and this figure is also higher growth rate since 1996.

Most job losses in the manufacturing sector lost 61,000 jobs this year. In manufacturing, the Miami Herald reported losing 20 percent of employment, despite the increase in export figures.

Even if the salary or wages increased 3.6 percent compared with 2007 levels is not sufficient in comparison with the rapid increase in raw material prices. The consumer purchasing power remains low. Food and beverage costs are 5.8 percent more than in 2007.

For those who were initially employed and lucky stars, there are still soft. Companies are already reducing health insurance for their employees. Today, $ 694 and $ 3281 respectively, according to the latest data from the Kaiser Family Foundation.

Depression is something that was very important to be difficult for everyone. We hope that the economic reality should be recognized immediately in order to adequately address and resolve.

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I have a Master's in Agricultural Economics. I am thinking about teaching high school what do I need to do?

I am interested in teaching Math, finance, economics, or accounting. I have a full time job and I would like to do whatever it takes to get licensed in the state of Nebraska in my spare time. Any suggestion would help! Thank you

Go to your County School Board website. Each State/ County requires different criteria.

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1. It's fun (in that scary "Oh my gosh, what am I doing?" amusement-park-anticipation sort of way).

Just like modern day roller-coasters can cause your heart to skip a beat when you think about getting on them, public speaking can appear scary. The reality though, is that it's fun and exciting. It gives you an adrenaline rush that leaves you feeling on top of the world.

2. It's easy to get started.

Pick a date. Pick a topic. Outline your ideas to include facts, figures, and examples. Contact your local adult education office, service organization (Rotary, Kiwanis, etc.), or Chamber of Commerce to see if you can give your presentation. Show up and talk. It really is simple to get started.

3. It's a way to build stronger relationships with customers and potential customers.

When you present an informational seminar or instructional workshop to customers and potential customers they'll see you as the expert. They'll laugh when you tell them about the mistakes you've made and nod their heads in approval when you share your success stories. They'll see you as approachable when you talk with them one-on-one during a break or after the presentation. They'll share their ideas, concerns and questions (which you'll use to improve your services and/or product selections).

4. It will set you apart from your competition.

Public speaking is overwhelming and intimidating (okay, it's terrifying) to many people. But it also makes you visible. It allows you to offer information and assistance in a way that many of your competitors don't. At a workshop or seminar your customers know you are there to share information with them and answer their questions.

5. It's a change of pace from your everyday activities.

If you're like many small business owners or independent professionals you can easily get caught up in working in your business rather than on it. Developing and presenting workshops and seminars provides a change of pace. It allows you to focus your time and energy on meeting your customers' current and future needs while also building name recognition, expert status, and additional income streams.

6. It can provide additional income.

When you offer classes through your local adult education center you may get paid a small amount for each class. When you present your seminar at an association meeting you may earn a speaker's fee. When your workshop attendees need supplies, they can purchase them from you. When you have developed your speaking skills and your content is solid, you may even charge people to attend your seminars.

7. It can be the basis for creating information products (books, booklets, CDs, etc.).

As you prepare for your seminars and workshops you'll probably create handouts, worksheets, and resource lists that will help participants during the course. These items can be combined and retooled into booklets, books, and workbooks. You can record your presentation into audio or video format. These items will all help promote your business and produce additional income.

8. It will keep your knowledge current and your enthusiasm high.

When you offer informational seminars or instructional workshops you'll always be on the lookout for the latest improvements or advances in your field. You'll be aware of how current events impact your industry. You'll be on the cutting edge; but you'll also know when and why the old ways are the best ways.

9. It's a quick and easy way to create word-of-mouth buzz about your product or services.

People who attend your information packed seminars and workshops will talk about their experience before and after the event. They may invite friends with an interest in the subject matter to join them. When the topic arises in future conversations they'll talk about you and your workshop.

10. It's an important skill to develop for your personal and business' growth.

Public speaking is a skill that many people fail to develop just because it can be scary. But when you develop this skill your newfound confidence will spill over into other areas of your life. You'll discover that you want to take risks that you might not have dared try in the past. You'll become the leader you always wanted to be.

Donna Doyon helps independent professionals and small business owners develop informational seminars and instructional workshops to promote their businesses. Visit [http://www.the-public-speaking-advantage.com] to learn how you can turn your expertise into a valuable marketing tool and income source.

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Booker T. Washington who had only managed to get a primary education that allowed his probationary admittance to Hampton Institute after his emancipation from slavery through the 1865 proclamation by Abraham Lincoln, proved such an exemplary student, teacher, and speaker that the principal and founder of Hampton Samuel C. Armstrong  recommended him to Alabamans who were trying to establish a school for African Americans in their state to lead them in their effort.

But Washington preferred to become a teacher first in his home town in Tinkersville, West Virginia.  He served there for  three years. In 1878 he left to attend Wayland Seminary in Washington DC, but stayed on for only six months. In 1879 Armstrong asked him to return to Hampton Institute as a teacher. Washington did so.

In 1881, upon the recommendation of Hampton University founder Samuel C. Armstrong and Tuskegee's governing body, even though such positions had always been held by whites up until that time, he was hired as the first principal of a similar school being founded in Alabama,. the new normal school -teachers' college- in Alabama called Tuskegee Institute. It was founded under a charter from the Alabama legislature for the purpose of training teachers in Alabama.

They found the energetic and visionary leader they sought in Washington. Washington thus became the first principal of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. July 4, 1881,  the first day of school at Tuskegee Institute, was a humble beginning, The new school was initially using space rented from a local church with two small buildings, no equipment, and very little money. The next year, Washington purchased a former plantation, which became the permanent site of the campus.  He built it into a center of learning and industrial and agricultural training. in Tuskegee, Alabama. Tuskegee's program provided students with both academic and vocational training. The students, under Washington's direction, built their own buildings, produced their own food, and provided for most of their  basic necessities. The Tuskegee faculty utilized each of these activities to teach the students basic skills that they could share with African American communities throughout the South.

Even though Tuskegee provided an academic education and instruction for teachers, it placed more emphasis on providing young black boys with practical skills such as carpentry and masonry.Under Washington's care both the school and Washington grew to be world famous, making lasting and profound contributions to the South and to the United States.

One of Booker Washingron's main problems was always finding enough money to keep the institution running. The support he received from the state was neither generous nor stable enough to build the kind of school he wanted. So he had to raise the money himself by going on speaking tours and soliciting donations. As head and founder of the  Institute, he traveled the country unceasingly to raise funds from blacks and whites alike. Soon he became a well-known speaker. He received a lot of money from white northerners. For they were impressed with the work he was doing and his non-threatening racial views.He thus lured industrialists like Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller who would donate money on a regular basis.

Booker Washington spent the rest of his life improving the school so that when he died, in 1915 the Tuskegee Institute boasted 100 buildings, 1,500 students, a variety of programs and $2 million. By then Tuskegee's endowment had grown to over $1.5 million, compared to the initial $2,000 annual appropriation.

The institute illustrates Washington's aspirations for his race. For during his lifetime, many African Americans who were former slaves and who did not have an education were  provided  with opportunities to learn vocational skills and obtain an education. He thought former slaves would gain acceptance through education and financial independence. His theory was, that by providing these skills, African Americans would play their part in society thus gaining acceptance by white Americans. He believed that they would eventually gain full civil rights by showing themselves to be responsible, reliable American citizens.

In 1895, Washington was asked to speak at the opening of the Cotton States Exposition, an unprecedented honor for an African American. His Atlanta Compromise speech explained his major thesis, that blacks could secure their constitutional rights through their own economic and moral advancement rather than through legal and political changes. Although his conciliatory stand angered some blacks who feared it would encourage the foes of equal rights, whites approved of his views. Thus his major achievement was to win over diverse elements among southern whites, without whose support the programs he envisioned and brought into being would have been impossible.

Although not everyone agreed with Booker, he became a respected leader who helped many schools and institutions gain donations and support from the government and donors. From this position of leadership he rose into a nationally prominent role as spokesman for African Americans.

It was these non-threatening racial views that gave Washington the appellation "The Great Accomodater". He believed that blacks should not push to attain equal civil and political rights with whites. That it was best to concentrate on improving their economic skills and the quality of their character. The burden of improvement resting squarely on the shoulders of the black man. Eventually they would earn the respect and love of the white man, and civil and political rights would be accrued as a matter of course. This was a very non-threatening and popular idea with a lot of whites.

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His other publications include: Folktales from Freetown, Langston Hughes: Life and Works Celebrating Black Dignity, and 'The Struggle of the Book'

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A holistic nursing school focuses in teaching a unique approach to healthcare called holism, which concerns improving the overall health of the patient in addition to treatment of the diagnosed illness or disease. The holistic approach addresses a patient's well being as a whole - his physical, mental and emotional health.

In a holistic nursing school, traditional nursing theories and practice combine with alternative healthcare methods and natural healing to enhance a person's overall well being. These students promote self-awareness and self-care, believing that each one of us should be responsible for our health.

These schools train students to connect with their patients emotionally and mentally as they administer care and treatment. There is great emphasis in compassion and giving patients personal attention. These schools also cultivate spirituality in students through reflection and meditation that leads not only to individual awareness but also to awareness to other people, which is essential in the practice of holistic nursing.

This type of nursing school teaches the theories of holistic nursing and gives students diverse training in alternative medicine, which includes massage, touch therapy, music therapies, aromatherapy, stress management, herbology, nutrition, hypnosis, homeopathy, acupuncture and other ancient healing techniques.

Education and training opens many opportunities in your nursing practice. Students that complete training from a holistic nursing school may become holistic nurses, holistic practitioners and counselors and may work in healthcare clinics and facilities, treatment centers, spas, health clubs, wellness centers or have their own private practice of holistic healthcare.

It used to be that holism is viewed by much skepticism but society has started to embrace holistic medicine and its benefits as more and more patients seek natural and non-invasive ways to prevent and treat disease. Many traditional doctors and nurses have attended holistic schools in order to deliver alternative approaches in caring and treating patients.

Many nursing schools offer certification programs in holistic nursing to practicing nurses or to nursing students. Some offer online programs and self-paced home study programs. You can also check the Internet if there is any school in your state that operates separate from traditional nursing schools in universities or colleges.

The American Holistic Nurses' Certification Corp. or AHNCC gives Holistic Nursing Certification, which requires a Baccalaureate Degree, one year of practice and forty-eight hours of continuing education in the past two years. If you are ready to take the certification exam, contact AHNCC for the exam schedule and locations.

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Is CTU (Colorado Tech) online accredited? (Please provide references)
Have you attended the school and graduated? If so, how are you doing in your job hunt?
Other than military aid, what kind of financial aid were you able to get?
How difficult is it to get accepted?
If you had credits at another institution before applying, did they transfer?

"Colorado Technical University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association (for more information, visit the NCA Higher Learning Commission web site, www.ncahigherlearningcommission.org.)"

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Carrières de l'énergie verte sont de plus en plus en raison de la demande intérieure et internationale pour les énergies renouvelables. Ces marchés `s des consommateurs pressés sur les besoins des la vie au 21ème siècle. La nécessité pour l'électricité et de plus en plus conscience dans le monde de l'environnement et de la disponibilité limitée des ressources naturelles a fourni a augmenté les possibilités de carrière dans l'énergie verte.

Il ya un certain nombre de possibilités de carrière, qui peuvent apporter une écrasante peu parce que c'est un nouveau domaine l'expérience, mais d'un côté de la médaille. L'énergie renouvelable est une grande industrie qui donne aux gens avec différents types de diplômes et de formation la possibilité de participer. emplois traditionnels qui sont dans la plupart des industries telles que les communications, ventes et marketing, informatique et comptabilité sont le secteur des énergies renouvelables, ainsi que les carrières sont individualisées à l'industrie.

Les experts et les travailleurs qualifiés sont utilisés dans un certain nombre de différents moyens conduit dans l'industrie éolienne. vent les planificateurs de puissance d'affaires des projets, des météorologues et des ingénieurs pour mettre en œuvre les projets. Les prévisionnistes aider les ingénieurs à identifier les bons endroits pour mettre des panneaux vent. Ingénieurs prendre cette information et la conception de l'usine. Travailleurs de la construction de transformer tout ce qui était sur le papier et pour y arriver. Une fois le parc éolien est construit techniciens électriques sont nécessaires, aussi connu comme "windsmiths" à mettre en œuvre et gérer le vent.

sources alternatives d'électricité sont de la demande internationale, alors non seulement sont dans des postes de travail au sol chaud, mais mis à l'échelle de laboratoire de la demande ainsi. Afin de constamment améliorer le modèle de la concurrence et de la recherche et le développement éolien industries turbine employant mécaniques, électriques et appareils, généralement pour des titres sophistiqués. Toutefois, de nombreux postes techniques sont disponibles dans ce domaine.

Utiliser le soleil pour produire de la chaleur solaire est aussi une industrie en croissance. Technologie dans ce domaine comprennent photovoltics, chauffe-eau solaires et la conception de bâtiments solaires passifs.

Carrières à l'énergie solaire offre des salaires élevés versés aux professionnels qualifiés dans différents domaines d'expertise. L'énergie solaire est une forme relativement nouvelle de l'énergie et par conséquent, il existe de nombreuses possibilités dans la recherche et le développement dans la région. Une fois que la technologie a mûri et le transfert de son stade théorique et deviennent commercialement viables pour l'industrie architectes, constructeurs et développeurs de créer des centrales solaires.

cours sur l'énergie verte sont disponibles dans un certain nombre de moyens pour les gens avec des degrés spécialisée, technique et commerciale, orientée vers les gens à s'engager en voiture à la communauté mondiale vers un avenir respectueux de l'environnement.

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Questions for Teacher? (I'm a Future Teacher, please help)?

1. Educational background?
2. Why do you teach?
3. Most and Least rewarding experience?
4. Teaching style?
5. Experience teacher burnout?
6. Opinion on mainstreaming/ special education in general?
7. Teacher pay?
8. Opinion on year round schools?
9. Opinion on alternative schools?
10. Styles of classroom management/ corporal punishment?
11. School have a nurse?
12.Health screenings done?

I will answer the best I can.
1. Bachelor of Business. Extra college classes to certify to teach.
2. I left retail. I love kids and I now am on the same schedule as my children. No more nights, weekends etc trying to find child care.
3. Most: having kids who think they are dumb realize that they are smarter than they think. Least: grading papers.
4. Not Sure. It changes each year depending on the kids.
5. Not Yet
6. In most cases it works. I have one that is mainstreamed this year that is making it difficult. He is adhd and cannot sit still. He is very smart, when he wants to do the work.
7. Could be better.
8. I am glad I am not in one but they work when needed.
9. They are needed.
10. Depends on the students,
11. We have a public clinic on site but are one of the few.
12. Yes
13. No to HIV/Aids (at least I was not aware if I did) Yes to the rest. You just have to make sure the child knows you care and not to call attention to his/her situation. They can still be normal kids in school.
14. Good Luck. The first year is the hardest. Make sure you become friends with a veteran teacher who is willing to be a mentor. My assigned mentor did not help, but I found one on my own.
15. Don't remember
16. Don't get me started.

Good Luck, Teaching can be very rewarding but it does have a lot of challenges.

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Setting the Scene: The first time I ever saw him present was in September, 1983. I had just completed my fifth year of teaching and was one of 200 or so teachers attending the Fall Physical Education Leadership Conference in Reidsville, North Carolina.

The last time I saw him present was 20 years later - the start of the 2003-2004 school year. This master teacher-presenter hadn't changed much in 20 years; he still possessed his hyperactive high energy levels, his inspiring way of communicating to teachers, and his love for physical education.

"What a wonderful start for our annual district-wide staff development day," I was thinking to myself. It seemed that almost nothing has changed in the past 20 years with him.

His contagious enthusiasm quickly spread to the 100 or so physical education teachers attending our school district's annual Staff Development Day. Everyone seemed "pumped" with excitement. Even the older, more reserved teachers didn't seem to mind doing the "heart-healthy" dances that were presented!

"How many of you have had a good time so far?" the 66-year-old PE teacher-presenter asked as he motioned with his hands for us to sit down. Instantly, numerous folks raised their hands! Spontaneously, one teacher began to clap, then another, and soon the entire gym was filled with applause. Another small group of teachers in the center of the gym started talking and stood up together facing the presenter. In unison, each teacher in the group made a large circle shape with their arms high above their heads. The rest of the teachers in the gym followed the group's lead, soon everyone was standing - each with their arms in a large circle shape - a "standing O-vation."

"A Standing O" - It was something the presenter had talked about earlier in the morning as a simple and quick way to recognize outstanding effort. This "thank you" seemed to take him by surprise. You could tell this gesture had a special effect on him, or so it seemed. After a minute or so, everyone sat back down as the presenter regained his composure and started to speak.

"Thank you all very much," he said walking slowly across the gym floor. "But you know, it's really like..." his voice instantly tapered off as he grimaced, slightly dragging his right foot behind. Instantly, everyone in the gym sensed something was not quite right. What's wrong with his leg? He grimaced again. It was as if he had a huge weight shackled to his right leg. Then he stopped and stood silently.

The Chains of Tradition: "You know," he said with a sly smile, "In physical education, we have been dragging heavy 'chains of tradition' for too long. These 'chains of tradition' keep us from moving forward, from changing our methods of teaching. They're heavy and difficult to get rid of. They make us throw up our hands and say 'things will never change, this is the way things have always been.'"

"And the people who are saying 'things will never change' are right! Things will never change as long as you and I continue to drag this 'chain of tradition' around with us."

He continued, "Now, before we break for lunch at 12:00, I would like each of you to get into groups of threes and discuss among yourselves what 'chains of tradition' you have been dragging around."

What happened that day was a revelation to me!

You see, I now had a way to explain why Physical Education still seems to cling to the traditional ways of doing business. As I looked around to find two other teachers, I knew exactly what my 'chain' was and still is -- it's "grading."

Why Today's PE Doesn't Make the Grade! In my 35+ year career as a physical education teacher, state-level administrator, and local Central Office Supervisor, I have one major regret - "I have done little to change the way we grade students in physical education." For me, physical education will finally "make the grade" when we begin to do the following four items:

1. Transition from traditional grading practices (ex: dressing out) to a standards-based model.

2. Re-design individual state standards so that there are no more than 15 "core outcomes" per grade level.

3. In the re-design effort, create a K-12 scope and sequence that is sequential, easy-to-understand, and simple to articulate.

4. Involve higher education - the colleges and universities that are preparing the next generation of future teachers.

The Virtual PE Administrator: Over the past 2-3 years, I have been fortunate enough to work with a number of progressive school districts in addressing the above items. From this collaboration, we have been able to develop and create a new web-based physical education assessment and tracking program called the Virtual PE Administrator. These school districts are now starting to implement a program that will track and monitor individual student progress aligned to 12 grade-by-grade "core outcomes" from the time they enter kindergarten to graduating high school.

At the present time, we are looking for additional colleges and universities to join our effort! Please feel free to contact me via e-mail (artie@greatactivities.net) or phone (800.927.0682).
- Artie Kamiya

(Artie Kamiya is the Founder and President of Great Activities Publishing Company, Inc. Artie is a much sought-after workshop presenter and the recipient of numerous state and national awards for his innovative physical education teaching ideas.)

Artie Kamiya is President and Founder of the Great Activities Publishing Company, a national K-12 physical education curriculum and assessment provider since 1982.

Artie's blog can be found at http://artiekamiya.wordpress.com/

Artie Kamiya has been called the "nation's leading expert for K-12 physical education." Always in demand for his exciting presentations, Artie has conducted about 500 workshops in over 40 different states. He is the co-owner of a well-known publishing/consulting firm and has successfully written over $12 million in grants for schools. His work has appeared on numerous ABC, NBC, CBS, and Fox TV affiliates, as well as on National Public Radio and in USA Today.

A former National Physical Education Administrator of the Year, he was recently recognized by the National Association for Sport and Physical Education as the 2007 "Joy of Effort" Award winner. Distinguished as one of the most enthusiastic and compelling physical education professionals, he has a "standing offer" to present at numerous state and national conferences throughout the year. He and his family live in Durham, North Carolina.

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When teachers collaborate, they do so with the goal of investigating additional ways to support their students' literacy development. It is even more helpful and beneficial to collaboration if each teacher brings information about their classroom success and needs to the dialogue once they've experimented with reflective learning logs. Teachers can use such journals to document students' progress, explore questions and issues related to meeting students' academic needs, evaluate what works with their students, and plan for further instruction and assessment. These reflective writings provide a rich foundation for effective collaboration to take place.

Reflective Learning Logs

Teachers add to their professional growth by observing and reflecting on what goes on in their classrooms, and can then share their insights with other teachers through the process of collaboration. This acquired knowledge enables teachers to be more informed and to incorporate working theories that potentially match the instructional needs of their ELLs. Typically, reflective writing is an ongoing process whereby teachers rethink what happened in class, what worked and didn't work to meet their instructional goals, and how their teaching behaviors can change or improve.

Reflective Writing Techniques Promote Successful Collaboration

Reflective writing journals help enhance the process of collaboration by providing unique perspectives for ESL and ELL teachers as they endeavor to close the gaps in their students' reading proficiency levels in both smaller and larger general educational settings.

As teachers document student performance and related factors, they then have information to further reflect and plan how to meet student needs. Reflective learning may take an inquiry-based format, in which teachers ask themselves questions and then seek answers through collaboration with other teachers or experimenting with various instructional strategies and methods. The process of journal writing is not intended for quick and easy solutions, but rather to explore a reflective process of thinking. Reflective writing also allows teachers to make connections between issues they observe in the classroom and what they have learned through various professional development opportunities, such as in-service sessions.

All teachers can start using reflective learning logs in order to ask questions and isolate the issues facing their struggling readers. Once ELL teachers know how the issues influence their instruction, they can then begin the process of adapting the curriculum to meet the needs of ELLs.

Reflective Journals Helps Teachers Learn what Works

As teachers use their reflective writing to pinpoint areas of success in their day-to-day teaching, they can then use the reflective learning process as they plan and develop subsequent instruction to help their students close the gaps in reading proficiency. Important areas such as planning and development slowly became clearer for us when we presented ourselves with questions that were specific and geared to a certain content or practical area which needed additional clarification.

Teachers need to reevaluate their instruction and assessment and spend some time after lessons thinking more deeper about how to adapt the curriculum to carefully suit the needs of their struggling ELLs. Using specific subjects to help guide them in their thinking, teachers can more effectively evaluate the quality of their teaching and assessment. As the center of the inquiry process, reflective learning works similarly to an action research concept. Using Wallace's practice model of professional education/development, reflective teaching "can have a specific and immediate outcome which can be directly related to practice in the teacher's own context" (bibliographic information: Wallace, M. 1991. Training Foreign Language Teachers: A reflective approach. Cambridge University Press.)

In this respect, all teachers can benefit using reflective learning logs in order to begin to ask questions and focus on the issues facing their struggling readers. Once ELL teachers know how these issues influence their instruction, they can then begin the process of adapting the curriculum to meet the needs of ELLs.

Teachers can ask themselves questions about key areas such as specific aspects of lesson planning which will result in effective teaching, classroom management, and assessment, and use their reflective learning logs as a foundation for identifying instructional objectives and establishing goals.

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i need to know what a objective and non objective based curriculum is?

Objective is where you can tick off the box that a person has achieved a skill or knowledge, for example, knowing the10 times table. They can be marked as knowing them or not. It's also helpful for the student because they know what they are aiming to get out of a class. Non-objective is more investigative and subjective. These are more difficult to determine whether a child knows a topic or not but requires observational assessment. This is usually subjective and scores may vary according to who is marking the student.

I hope that helps.

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 Students are often confused about how to interpret GRE Scores.  Common questions include: "What is a good GRE Score?" and "What GRE Scores do colleges require?"  To answer these questions, it is important to understand the different components of the GRE Test and how GRE test scores are calculated.

The GRE Verbal and Quantitative Reasoning sections are scored on a scale of 200-800, with 10 point increments. The GRE Analytical Writing section is scored on a 0-6 scale with half-point increments.  Your scores on the Verbal and Quantitative sections are based on your performance on the questions you were given and on the total number of questions answered in the time allotted.

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Interpreting your GRE Scores

The best way to understand your GRE TestScores is by comparing them to other students and seeing what your preferred colleges require. The information below summarizes your percentile compared to other students.  For example, if you scored a 600 on your GRE Verbal Reasoning score, this implies that your percentile score is 85 (i.e., you scored better than 85% of the other students who took the GRE Test).  For students who took the exam between July 1, 2004 and June 30, 2007, the average (mean) GRE Scores were 462 for Verbal Reasoning, 584 for Quantitative Reasoning and 4.0 for Analytical Writing.

Summarized listing of GRE Scores and Percentiles

Scaled Score | Verbal Reasoning % | Quantitative Reasoning %

800            99                   94

700            97                   72

600            85                   48

500            61                   28

400            33                   13

300            07                   04

One thing is clear about GRE Scores - in order to do well on the GRE Test, you must be prepared.

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