K-3 Literacy Division North Carolina Department of Public Instruction North Carolina General Assembly’s Read to Achieve Grade 3 Reading Portfolio Process

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• Reading
• Special education

! Read!to!Achieve!FAQ!for!English!Language!Learners!!! Below are a few questions from teachers concerning the Read to Achieve Legislation in regard to English Language Learners. If you have further questions/concerns, p

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• English language
• English-language learner
• Standards of Learning
• English-language education
• Education
• English as a foreign or second language

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Collegial Conversations IHE SI Team Time, 2013 As a result of your Summer Institute experience, what additional professional development would you need to enhance your educator preparation programs?

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Model Cornerstone Assessment Pilot Project Timeline Piloting MCA’s in Grades 2, 5 and 8 During theSchool Year

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Lesson Title: They Ad Up Grade level: 12 Subject: Social Studies

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• Communication
• Business
• Social networking service
• Political campaign
• Marketing
• Advertising
• Campaign advertising

Lesson Title: Collective Intelligence about 1920s American Literature Grade level: 11 Subject: English

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• Self-organization
• Wiki
• Culture
• Sociology
• Science
• Social information processing
• Human–computer interaction
• Hypertext

March 2014 Dear Parents/Guardians, My name is Don Mace and I am your son or daughter‟s Math II Honors teacher. I am excited about the remainder of this school year and would like to tell you a little bit about the clas

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• Education reform
• Philosophy of education
• Educational psychology
• Homework
• E-learning
• Student-centred learning
• Lesson
• Teacher
• Learning by teaching
• Education
• Teaching
• Pedagogy

Active Verbs for Grant Writers “The passive voice is convoluted; it takes the energy out of your writing and makes your message flaccid. It is absolutely homicidal - it kills the people in your proseThe passive

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• Passive voice
• Grammar
• Linguistics
• Verb
• Auxiliary verb

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