June 2004
Newsletter
Edited by teacher, speaker and author Marjan Glavac.
Flag Day June 14
Father’s Day (U.S., Canada, U.K.) June 20
Summer Solstice June 21
Chinese Dragon Boat Festival June 22
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With the end of another school year and summer holidays coming up, it’s a time to
relax, recharge and reconnect with family and friends. I will be working on my
latest book: Making A Difference: How To Inspire Children To Do Their Best.
Whatever your plans are, have a safe and fun summer!
Marjan Glavac
editor, The Busy Educator’s Newsletter
In This Issue:
* TEACHERTOOLS (TEACHERS)
* CERTIFICATES FOR TEACHERS (TEACHERS)
* BOOK BACKCHAT (K-12)
* NCTE'S "1984+20" PROJECT (GR. 9-UNIVERSITY)
* MUSICFOREDUCATION.COM (TEACHERS AND ADMINISTRATORS)
* ARTSPIRIT (TEACHERS)
* JAN & YVONNE BARTELS METEORITE COLLECTION (K-12)
*THE CENTER FOR HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE IN SCHOOLS
(PARENTS, TEACHERS K-12)
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TEACHERTOOLS (TEACHERS)
http://www.teachertools.org/index.html
Among the many offerings at Teachertools, I really recommend the Forms
and Letters sections. There are dozens of forms and letters here that any
teacher can use to save time. Grouped into four sections, discipline, academic,
communication and other, these tools will certainly get you organized for
the next school year!
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CERTIFICATES FOR TEACHERS (TEACHERS)
http://www.certificates4teachers.com/
Great links here to award sites, award generators and individual
certificates which cover almost every area of teaching. Search out the
best ones for your own classroom, put them into a special file and you’ll
be all set to hand them out to deserving students.
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BOOK BACKCHAT (K-10)
http://english.unitecnology.ac.nz/bookchat/home.html
From New Zealand, comes this site that discusses books using email.
Each BackChat is a discussion about a particular book. There are 4-7 Book
Backchats running each term, ranging from books suitable for junior primary
through to junior secondary. An archive of past books is available online.
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NCTE'S "1984+20" PROJECT (GR. 9-UNIVERSITY)
http://www.ncte.org/announce/116449.htm
The National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) is sponsoring a
nationwide reading and discussion of George Orwell’s classic novel 1984
this October. Educators and students in high schools, colleges, and
universities, and citizens in libraries, community organizations, and book
discussion groups are invited to read the book and discuss its prophetic nature and what it might teach us about life in the contemporary United States.
The “1984+20” project aims to promote awareness, discussion, and debate
about the key roles of language in politics and culture.
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MUSICFOREDUCATION.COM (TEACHERS AND ADMINISTRATORS)
http://www.MusicForEducation.com
For schools incorporating music into student produced TV programs, videos, CD
yearbooks, etc., this is a site that you may want to look into.
All the music on this site is available at a very affordable, one time buyout price,
and may be reviewed free on-line at http://www.MusicForEducation.com .
Any purchased music may be used in full compliance with ALL applicable Federal
and International copyright law. The music is licensed directly to the client, to use
in various projects.
You can find everything from classical performances of Tchaikovsky, Bach, Vivaldi,
Rossini, Grieg, Liszt and others, performed by, The Moscow International Symphony
Orchestra, to more main stream idioms of music, in today's American culture, from
Hip-Hop to Count.
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ARTSPIRIT (TEACHERS)
http://www.wizzlewolf.com
Here’s a site that began as a site for artists and art educators. Now it also includes
National Board Certification for teachers, mentor tips, technology links and more.
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JAN & YVONNE BARTELS METEORITE COLLECTION (K-12)
http://www.heavenlybodies.nl/indexe.html
A look at the fascinating subject of meteorites. Includes great photos of
different types of meteorites and places ranging from Antarctica to the Sahara
where meteorites can be found.
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THE CENTER FOR HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE IN SCHOOLS
(PARENTS, TEACHERS K-12)
http://www.healthinschools.org/home.asp
The Center for Health and Health Care in Schools (CHHCS) explores
ways to strengthen the well being of children and youth through effective
health programs and health care services in schools. CHHCS is a
nonpartisan policy and program resource center located at The George
Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services. Core
support is provided by The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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Mr. Marjan Glavac author “The Busy Educator's Guide To The World
Wide Web” Completely Revised and Updated 2ND Edition (Foreword by
Dr. Harry Wong) LONDON, Ontario Canada ISBN 0-9683310-1-7 200 pages
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