- Calling all book orders, please . . . Submit online at iusb.bncollege.com. You'll begin by registering. Please note that the login is NOT your IU credentials. You'll need to create a new user name and password.
Even if you do not need a book for a class, you must submit that to this online site.
There are drop-down choices for Summer 2010 and Fall 2010, so you can submit orders for both those terms starting now.
Finally, please note the requested due dates are Summer (March 1), Fall (April 1), and Spring (October 1). As noted in faculty meeting last week, it is best if you can meet those deadlines.
- F100 location in annual reports. As decided in faculty meeting on Friday, if you teach a section of F100 Introduction to Teaching, you should include that in your annual report under ADVISING. When discussed there, it should not be discussed in any other part of the report. (This would be true of all items included in the annual report. Include anything you feel is germane, but include it only one time in the report.)
- Indiana's Race to the Top application has implications for teachers and teacher education. You can read the state's submission at http://www.doe.in.gov/fastforward. See section D(2) on page 63 for information on teacher effectiveness and section D(4) on page 84 for implications for higher education.
- If you have other announcements for the department, please feel free to post them as comments to this.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
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This made me smile...and give me hope for great, positive things happening in schools:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zGFqSji420
Indiana was not among the 16 finalists for Race to the Top. The state can reapply. http://www2.ed.gov/news/pressreleases/2010/03/03042010.html
ReplyDeleteAh, but the powers that be stated clearly that the reforms they proposed might (as Sara noted) be funded in the next round, but even if they are not funded they are "still good ideas that we want to put in place" I believe was the quote I heard on NPR. Oh, dear.
ReplyDeleteSorry about my name being "P475...etc." I just noticed it after my previous posts. The last time I used a Google account was to create an account for a P475 class. This must have been the default user name and I am not going to go back in and change it in Google right now.
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