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1 Operating
Instructions 1.
2-Background 3.
Diagnostic and prescriptive 4.
Solutions which reachÝ
+Ý teach students 3-Getting Started 1. Classroom 2.
Students 3. Curriculum 5.
Evaluation 4-L=TBC: The
Formula 1. Basis 2. Whole
class 3. Continuum 5-L=TBC: Models 1.
Generic 2. Canada 3.
Belize 6.
The
Middle Ages Ý6-Meeting Student Needs 4. Matching Resources to Student Need 5.
Alt. Assessment: Tools and Pedagogy 7-Problems 8-Solutions 9-
References 1.
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Notes 10-The Library 1. Print
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(1)PRINT MEDIA: 1. Microsoft Word: Documents are available on CD in Office '98 or Office2004 Word format. Documents are available in printed form, in Binders. Limited copies of the Binder format are in the possession of : Anthony Ambrose (sahambr@jinx.umsl.edu), the UM--StLouis, College of Education's TLC (http://www.umsl.edu/~tlc) ; and the State of Missouri's Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (http://services.dese.state.mo.us) 2. Binder Content: Certain documents, most frequently items which are part of Model Units, are not available electronically, but only as items within the Binders. These documents can be copied on a copy machine. |
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(5)INTRANET-ON-LINE: 1. The entire collection of Project 29 resources and content shall be made available to teachers, preservice teachers, and students at PCMS via the school;s intranet server. 2. This is a solution which can be replicated at other Metro Cluster schools upon request. |
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