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This document provides information about upcoming holidays and events in March 2014 from Indiana Wesleyan University's Adult and Graduate Programs. It highlights Ash Wednesday on March 5th, Daylight Savings Time beginning on March 9th, St. Patrick's Day on March 17th, and the first day of spring on March 20th. It also notes that regional campuses gave out treats to students in February to celebrate them and provides tips for staying focused while studying.
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This document outlines the syllabus for a literacy policy studies course. It provides information about the instructor, materials needed, course goals, attendance policy, grading breakdown, expectations, and schedule. The goals are to make students English and media literate with tools to continue learning beyond college so they can make wise decisions as future leaders. Attendance policies stipulate absences and tardiness will affect grades. Grades are based on a final exam, midterm, book reports, and classwork/quizzes. Expectations emphasize having the right attitude to learn and respect for oneself, classmates, instructor and future. The schedule lists weekly topics that include TED talks and book reports across 15 weeks culminating in a final exam.
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This document provides information about classroom news and upcoming events from Mrs. Nawrot's class at Crossroads Charter Academy in Big Rapids, MI. It discusses academics like spelling, reading, writing, math and social studies. It also lists upcoming character traits, reading incentives, a book fair, and a Kindergarten round-up event. Students are encouraged to meet AR reading goals and several special notes provide details on Girls on the Run shoe fittings and opportunities to earn Whitecaps baseball tickets for completing reading requirements during March is Reading Month.
Openhouse
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Welcome to central web power point march2014
This document provides information about Central Elementary School for the 2013-2014 academic year. It includes a welcome message from Principal Cindy Mizell, the school's goals in literacy, mathematics, wellness, and English language learners. It also lists upcoming events like picture day, parent-teacher conferences, and spring break. Information is provided about the gifted and talented program, Reading Recovery, and drop off/pick up procedures.
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This document provides information about Central Elementary School for the 2013-2014 academic year. It includes a welcome message from the principal, Mrs. Mizell, announcing goals for the year such as promoting academic excellence and learning. It also lists the school's priorities around literacy, mathematics, wellness, and English language learners. Various announcements are made regarding upcoming events, PTA dates, and classroom updates from different grade levels.
September 2012
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- 1. March 2014 Issue 5 Indiana Wesleyan University Adult and Graduate Programs Indiana Wesleyan University Adult and Graduate Programs Student Appreciation Upcoming holidays & events: March 5 - Ash Wednesday Online degree programs look easy, right? You can sit around in your pajamas while going to school. After all, there is no required seat time and you can complete your work whenever you feel like it. Well, if you have the impression that a quality online program is a piece of cake you may be wrong. Actually, according to some students, you may be in for a rude awakening. March 9 - Daylight Savings Begins March 17 - St. Patrick’s Day Indiana Wesleyan University celebrates students! Regional campuses gave out coffee and other treats during February. The photo depicts an event at the Indpls. North campus. #StudyTip: Stay focused! During study time, if you www.IWUAdultandGrad.com think of something you need to do just write it down and Other interesting topics: put the thought aside. Questions to consider before grad school MOOCs: Not for the typical student We can create change for those facing PTSD Professional Roles in Juvenile Justice March 20 - First day of spring! March 22 - Komets hockey game in Fort Wayne Join the conversation & find out more https://www.facebook.com/IWUAdultGrad https://twitter.com/iwuadultgrad http://bit.ly/18VKmLO http://linkd.in/19f7fGu