For the video, please view below: For the podcast, please listen below: The Educational Foundation was founded in 1978 to promote educational activities on behalf of NATPE. Through seminars, grants, workshops, meetings, instructional video and conferences, the Foundation has reached out to NATPE members, the academic community and students to help prepare them for a future in television. In 1980, the Foundation began placing BEA faculty members into summer internships at industry organizations. In 1984, the program was expanded to include faculty at all two- and four-year colleges and universities. Over the years, the Faculty Development Grant has placed over 125 instructors at organizations around the country. As part of the Faculty Development Grant, recipients were … [Read more...]
NET GENERATION TO INSPIRE FUTURE CHAMPIONS
A new kid-friendly approach to tennis that hopes to inspire the next generation of young tennis players will be launched at the US Open. The revolutionary new brand, Net Generation, will provide American tennis with one unified youth brand for children to get into the sport, making it easier for children and their parents to learn about tennis and get into the game in schools, parks and tennis clubs across the country. The movement embraces all aspects of youth play for kids ages 5-18. The official Net Generation launch will take place at Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day on Aug. 26. “Net Generation is a bold approach to empower kids to play the game while elevating and setting new standards on how we deliver and engage children in our sport,” said Craig Morris, General Manager, USTA … [Read more...]
Respect for All, New York City Department of Education. The program is so important and NYC DOE does a great job with helping the largest school system in America. Respect for All is part of our Peace Day events. Please go to: http://goodnewsplanet.com/ms-328-peace-day-lesson-plan/ and http://goodnewsplanet.com/manhattan-middle-school-scientific-inquiry-ms-328/ to see all the wonderful Peace Day outreach that MS 328 did on September 21, 2016
http://goodnewsplanet.com/ms-328-peace-day-lesson-plan/ http://goodnewsplanet.com/manhattan-middle-school-scientific-inquiry-ms-328/ Each student and staff member brings to the New York City public school community the richness of our City’s cultural diversity and the desire for respect. http://schools.nyc.gov/RulesPolicies/RespectforAll/default.htm The NYC DOE is committed to maintaining a safe and supportive learning environment that is free from harassment, intimidation and/or bullying and from discrimination based on actual or perceived race, color, citizen-ship/immigration status, religion, creed, national origin, disability, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, or weight. The NYC DOE launched the citywide Respect For All program in 2007 to … [Read more...]
Barbara Simmons, HUMAN PEACE SIGN TO KICK OFF
THE PEACE CENTER’S 35TH ANNIVERSARY ON MAY 22 The Peace Center, located in Langhorne of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, has started its #SPEAKUPFORPEACE campaign to give people a space and a voice in creating the kind of community we all wish to live and work in. Kicking off its 35th anniversary celebration, the Peace Center is inviting people of all ages to participate in forming the largest human peace sign on Sunday, May 22 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Bucks County Community College, 275 Swamp Road, Newtown, PA. People will assemble in a football-size field near the faculty parking lot, which is located next to Tyler State Park. A $1 donation is suggested. Barbara Simmons, executive director of The Peace Center, said, “We want young people to both see and hear a message – one of … [Read more...]
What does google think of Dr. Inessa Zaleski?
(note the one "gifted hypnotherapist ..") As a teenager I only had one pair of jeans and became terribly embarrassed and ashamed when a cute boy at school smiled at me, because I was certain that he was laughing at my old jeans. It took me many years to summon the strength to share my story: I grew up in poverty in the Ukraine (part of the Soviet Union at the time) and later in Israel, after my parents relocated there due to persecution based on a religion we didn’t follow or even know much about. My parents were working many hours to make ends meet and we barely had money for food, everything else was considered a luxury we couldn't afford. After college graduation and completing my service in the Israeli Navy, I married my high-school sweetheart of 5 years. He soon turned out … [Read more...]