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Discusses the legally, politically and financially volatile issue of integrating `special needs' students into regular classrooms in Alberta, Canada. Alberta Teachers' Association's (ATA); Difficulty with the term `special needs'; Resentment among some teachers; Parents' views; Funding; More. ...
- Coaxing the best out of balsa wood. // Alberta Report / Newsmagazine;6/7/93, Vol. 20 Issue 25, p32
Pictures a group of five teens from Calgary's Sir Winston Churchill High School who have engineered a structure from two-thirds of an ounce of balsa wood capable of holding up as much as 170 pounds in steel weights. Members of the team; Their entry in the North American Balsa Building...
- For some, e-mail becoming a form of harassment. // Black Issues in Higher Education;01/22/98, Vol. 14 Issue 24, p8
Offers a look at electronic crimes which are committed by university students. Information on a survey by Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI); Reference to downloading of pornographic material by students; Details on Supreme Court rulings which has compounded the problem of electronic harassment.
- How college freshmen rate. // Black Enterprise;Sep90, Vol. 21 Issue 2, p45
Presents highlights of a recent survey on how college freshmen rate themselves. Compares overall results with those of freshmen at black colleges.
- Transfer students' rights and responsibilities. // Community College Week;01/26/98, Vol. 10 Issue 13, p9
Presents information on transfer students rights and responsibilities. Information on the rights; Details on the responsibilities; What a student should do before applying to a college.
- Kids queue up for `LA's BEST.' Holmstrom, David // Christian Science Monitor;2/18/97, Vol. 89 Issue 57, p12
Presents information on the afterschool program, Better Educated Students for Tomorrow in Los Angeles, California (LA's BEST). Site coordinator of the program; Versions to be launched by other states; Views expressed by children; Activities performed by children in the program; Funding for LA's...
- Heed Kenya's students. // Christian Science Monitor;2/28/97, Vol. 89 Issue 65, p20
Editorial. Discusses the expelling of students and academics who were perceived by Kenyan President Daniel arap Moi as troublemakers, from the country's public universities. Reason students demonstrated on February 23, 1997.
- Remove your sweat glands! // Campus Life;Sep95, Vol. 54 Issue 2, p28
Presents tips for students heading back to school. Suggestions on cafeteria food; How to rename the school mascot; How to have sweat glands removed; What clothes to wear to school; Reason for installing a garage door opener in locker.
- New immigrants learn more than English from school program. // Curriculum Review;Sep92, Vol. 32 Issue 1, p20
Presents the `America, My New Home,' a project of San Marcos Elementary School in Chandler, Arizona for children who have recently migrated to United States. Purpose of the project; How the project helps the school's Spanish-speaking students; Activities offered by the program; The grant...
- Miami-area schools to give extra attention to at-risk teens. // Curriculum Review;Nov94, Vol. 34 Issue 3, p4
Reports that hundreds of at-risk school children in Dade County, Florida, will get extra schooling and counseling with money obtained from the state for these purposes. Amount of money; Scope of extra schooling.
