For the fourth year, the National Music Foundation will award cash grants of up to one thousand dollars to teachers who create lesson plans using American music. The AMEI is a program designed to recognize and support teachers who use American music in their classrooms. It is open to teachers of any subject, in any grade K-12, and in any academic setting. To promote AIDS and health education through content-based ESOL instruction. The TEAL Charitable Foundation is a nationally registered charity in Canada.
Grants are payable upon satisfactory completion of selected projects.
Advance partial payment may be considered on an individual basis. The Fred W. Malkemes Prize Fred, a member of the faculty of the American Language Institute of New York University for nearly twenty years, had many interests. While special consideration is given to articles which topics that interest Fred, articles on any topic which make a contribution to our knowledge of teaching and classroom practice, language and language education are welcome. Submissions must be postmarked no later than November 1 of each year for the prize announced in the following January. NBSF distributes books and other educational material to adult literacy and education programs in the U.S. NBSF grants are designed to help local education groups develop or refine programs among under-served populations.