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Daily Plan
A daily planner is a tool used to organize and schedule tasks, appointments, and events on a daily basis. It typically includes sections for scheduling time, making to-do lists, and taking notes. Some daily planners also include space for tracking goals and habits, as well as budgeting and meal planning. They are often in a notebook or calendar format and can be used to increase productivity and manage time more effectively.
3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
ELL & Newcomer Interview Protocol- Explore Backgrounds, Needs, & Aspiration
English learners (ELs) new to the U.S. school system are neither blank slates nor empty vessels waiting to be filled. Rather, they bring with them diverse sets of skills and schooling experiences, as well as distinct social and cultural motivations for learning. To determine the most effective approaches and strategies when working with ELs it is critical that teachers and program coordinators have a handle-on students’ backgrounds, needs and aspirations. The Newcomer Interview Protocol provides
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
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Funding Earned Through Lessons Learned
A personal account of my experiences with applying for and receiving graduate fellowships.
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Writing-Essays
4 Cases of personal pronouns
Simple chart with four cases of personal pronouns, exercise with the answer keys to practice. Helps students and people learning Russian on their own visualize the differences of personal pronoun when declining in Accusative, Dative and Prepositional Cases. Простая таблица четырех падежей личных местоимений, упражнение с ответами на отдельной странице. Помогает студентам и изучающим русский язык самостоятельно наглядно определить изменения личных местоимений в винительном, дательном и предложно
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Grammar, Russian, World Languages
Winning Grants for Your School
This is the PowerPoint I used to train teachers to write grants. It covers how to know whether you should apply and the basic components of a grant. This may be all you need to get started winning money! You can purchase the notes for this PowerPoint to get the most out of them. Check my other listings for more grant writing resources.
Winning Grants for Your School by Connie McKee is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
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Letter of Recommendation Form
Help streamline the letter of recommendation process with this free, student-friendly form. Designed to guide students in providing essential information, this resource ensures that teachers and counselors have the details needed to write strong, personalized letters. Ideal for scholarship applications, job opportunities, and post-secondary planning, this form prompts students to reflect on their achievements, experiences, and goals in a clear and organized way. This tool supports both educators
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Not Subject Specific
Tips for writting Ipad grants
How do you get iPads to be available to each student in your classroom? The answer is basic: you write a grant.
Every successful grant application begins with a project, then a plan and with getting permission. They are the three P’s to getting grants.
I hope you enjoy my short EBook on Tips for Writing Ipad Grants, and wish you success in your grant writing endeavors.
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
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