NIE Week
CIVICS/SOCIAL STUDIES – The NAA Foundation celebrates NIE Week annually. This Teacher Guide is full of lesson plans on using the newspaper in teaching students Civic Engagement. In addition this link
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Give Them the Keys
A 128 page teacher’s guide – Using the newspaper as a primary resource students learn how to navigate varied test features, understand and relate
CyberSpace Safety
A 4 page teacher’s guide – companion to “Born to be Wired” in the Parade Magazine e-edition Sunday 10/09/2011. Cyberspace is the world of computers.
New teachers report in Marion County
A struggling national economy is pushing more and more people out of their chosen professions and into other areas of the workforce, with some landing
Teachers learn about new tools
CANDLER — Lake Weir High fine arts teacher Suzanne Kiefer-Shelton sat at a Smart table Wednesday and played electronic learning games with several other
Fessenden Elementary makes great strides
Fessenden Elementary School principal Anna DeWese knew a complete overhaul of the mindset of teachers, students and community was needed after the school
Remembering 9/11
On September 11, 2001, 19 militants associated with the Islamist extremist group al Qaeda hijacked four airliners and carried out suicide attacks against
Cereal Bowl Science
Cereal Bowl Science – Five Modules explore the science behind everyday activities, challenging students to observe, predict, experiment, find a solution
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Community Connections with Geography and the Newspaper - Level One
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Community Connections with Geography and the Newspaper - Level Two
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