A Beginning Teaching Portfolio Handbook is a practical, how-to guide to building a convincing teaching portfolio from collection to submission. . This book is developed to help teachers and pre-service teachers develop portfolios that align with and demonstrate INTASC principles. Each INTASC principle recieves its own chapter, and particular attention is given to helping teachers articulate how specific artifacts demonstrate mastery of each INTASC principle. K-12 In-service and Pre-Service Teachers.

A Beginning Teaching Portfolio Handbook: Documenting and Reflecting on Your Professional Growth and Abilities

Education & Teaching

Walker, Michael L.

Foster, Bill R.

Song, Kim Hyunsook

Schools & Teaching

Pearson

An intimate, first-hand account of the emotional and physical experience of doing time in jail and the strategies for enduring it. Jails are the principal people-processing machines of the criminal justice system. Mostly they hold persons awaiting trial who cannot afford or have been denied bail. Although jail sentences max out at a year, some spend years awaiting trial in jail-especially in counties where courts are jammed with cases. City and county jails, detention centers, police lockups, and other temporary holding facilities are regularly overcrowded, poorly funded, and the buildings are often in disrepair. American jails admit over ten million people every year, but very little is known about what happens to them while they're locked away. Indefinite is an ethnographic study of a California county jail that reflects on what it means to do jail time and what it does to men. Michael L. Walker spent several extended spells in jail, having been arrested while trying to pay parking tickets in graduate school. This book is an intimate account of his experience and in it he shares the routines, rhythms, and subtle meanings that come with being incarcerated. Walker shows how punishment in jail is much more than the deprivation of liberties. It is, he argues, purposefully degrading. Jail creates a racial politics that organizes daily life, moves men from clock time to event time, normalizes trauma, and imbues residents with substantial measures of vulnerability. Deputies used self-centered management styles to address the problems associated with running a jail, some that magnified individual conflicts to potential group conflicts and others that created divisions between residents for the sake of control. And though not every deputy indulged, many gave themselves over to the pleasures of punishment.

Indefinite: Doing Time in Jail

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Oxford University Press

Walker:Kids Bk 4 T/g

Computers & Technology

Addison-Wesley

Walker:Kids Bk 5 Stud

Pearson/Education

A-W Kids, Level 6

Addison-Wesley Publishing Company

10 Success Posters: Communicating in English, Level 2. Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Inc. Each poster is 33 by 22 inches.

Success 2 Posters 2

Communicating in English: Level 2 (Success)

Reference

Words, Language & Grammar

This book contains skits, recitations, and poetry for celebrations that have special meaning in many African American churches. Churches of all backgrounds will benefit from having accessible material with which to lift up and celebrate prominent persons and events in the African American experience. The material can be utilized during the Sunday School hour or during the worship service and is geared toward children and youth, but not exclusive of adults. This resource highlights many special days celebrated in the African American church. It also includes creative presentations (litany, poem, short speech) that highlight persons and events in Black History. These can be utilized to celebrate Black History Month in any church that wishes to become more multicultural in its scope. Each resource also includes one recitation in the form of a rap to provide a selection for a church drill team. Available June 2006. 
Celebrations include: 
I. Kwanzaa II. Emancipation Proclamation Day/Juneteenth III. Martin Luther King Jr. Day IV. Church Anniversary V. Pastor’s Anniversary VI. Women’s Day VII. Children’s Day VIII. Men’s Day IX. Black History Month X. Homecoming/Revival XI. Watch Night XII. Usher Day

Children and Youth Say So!: Skits, Recitation & Drill Team Poetry for Black History Month, Kwanzaa Other Celebrations in Church

Berry, Sylvia M.

Reeves, Tyler

Children's Books

ABINGDON PRESS *

Contains two dramas, recitations, and a rap drill for Easter that engage the African American experience. One of the dramas reflects a historical point of view and one focuses on the contribution of an individual. Dramas are inclusive for all age levels, from preschool to teens. Children will have the opportunity to express their love of God by using drama as an artistic expression of their faith.

They Rolled the Stone Away: African American Easter Drama

Literature & Fiction

Williams, Karen

Thornton, Marilyn E.

Roberson, Valeria D.

Dramas & Plays

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