It can make a difference in how many teachers stay in the profession. This program collaboratively enables teachers and administrators to share and reflect on ways to develop new classroom practice and environments that support good learning experiences, encourages schools and their communities to develop common expectations for student achievement, and explores a variety of ways in which looking at student work can help improve teaching and learning. The modern airplane must be made of stronger and lighter materials to safely carry more people and to be fuel efficient. This program features a NASA scientist who uses a knowledge of the physical properties of materials, compounds, and mixtures and a variety of measuring techniques to develop new composite materials for airplanes. Fern Bluff and various others.
Teachers candidly discuss the role of staff development in their school's success.
Shannon Porterfield of the Department of Information Resources, Jo Moss, Public Information Officer of the Texas Division of Emergency Management, and Brad Cone of TEA's Year 2000 Project Office, talk about last minute solutions and contingency plans. Tune in for engaging interviews and feature stories. Tune in for engaging interviews and feature stories. View this program to consider best practices in ways to help children achieve their potential. This session contains advice on creating mini-ponds on your school grounds.