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NCLE Fact Sheet: Family Literacy and Adult English Language Learners Family literacy programs have been recognized as a way to help children become successful in school while adults develop literacy skills. The Adult Education and Family Literacy Act, Title II of the Workforce Investment Act of 1998, reflects this dual goal in its encouragement of adults to "become full partners in the educational development of their children." The law also mentions helping adults to "become literate and obtain the knowledge and skills necessary for employment and self-sufficiency." Trends and Issues The Even Start Family Literacy Program, first authorized in 1988 as part of Title 1 of the Elementary and Secondary Act of 1965 (ESEA), is the major family literacy initiative administered by the U. S. Department of Education (2001). Many family literacy programs, including Even Start, use an educational model with four components (U.S. Department of Education, n.d., Programs and responsibilities: Even Start Adult education and adult literacy Parenting education to help parents support the educational growth of their children Interactive parent and child literacy activities.

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ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Schwartz, Wendy Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Urban Education New York NY. Family Math for Urban Students and Parents. ERIC/CUE Digest, Number 146. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC Proficiency in higher mathematics, particularly algebra, is important for a good career. Unfortunately, though, girls and youth of color still lag behind white males in math achievement and even in enrollment in higher math courses. Further, many poor or immigrant adults did not have the opportunity to learn math; thus, they have limited job opportunities, cannot serve as models for their children, and may even fail to realize the value of mastering math. PROGRAM ORGANIZATION Principles Family math programs are based on several beliefs: *All children, regardless of sex, cultural background, or socioeconomic status, can learn higher mathematics.

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I was very active in all sorts of left Zionist (what would now be called "anti-Zionist") mostly Hebrew-speaking "groups," but the groups scarcely merited the name, and I was pretty much a loner even in them. Later, I was part of a lot of movement activities (like Resist), and took part in tons of things, but usually in my own way. I've often been close to radical Christians, for example, and have found much of what they did inspiring all right (even stayed in the Jesuit house when I visited Managua). But it would be absurd to say I was part of such communities. The Chomsky Household Mikveh Israel today Avram Noam Chomsky was born 7 December 1928 to Dr. William (Zev) Chomsky and Elsie Simonofsky, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Dr. Chomsky had fled from his native Russia to the United States in 1913 in order to avoid being drafted into the Czarist army. Upon arrival, he worked in sweatshops in Baltimore, Maryland. He then managed to work his way through the Johns Hopkins University supporting himself by teaching in Baltimore Hebrew elementary schools. After moving to Philadelphia, he and his wife began teaching at the religious school of the Mikveh Israel congregation. Eventually, Dr. Chomsky was to become principal of this school. Hebrew biblical texts at the Center for Judaic Studies, University of Pennsyvania Dr. Chomsky continued to pursue his research in the field of medieval Hebrew language" and went on to become, according to a 22 July 1977 ... It is certainly not surprising that, "as a boy of 9, in 1938, [Noam] used to sit in the front row of the Hebrew class at Mikveh Israel ... paying little attention to the teacher [who happened, on occasion, to be his mother]. He was not being disrespectful; he happened to have covered the ground long before, at home, with his parents" (Otero, "Third Emancipatory Phase" 22). Said Itzhak Sankowsky, one of his Hebrew teachers, "it was expected from his family background that he should know more Hebrew than anybody else. Superficially, you couldn't tell there was something unusual there. You had to bring it out with a debate or a bit of knowledge. Then you knew" (qtd. in Yergin 41).

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onlineethics.org The Online Ethics Center for Engineering and Science Questions for Thought: A Guide for New Faculty and Their Mentors Before Coming to the University How should your time be divided among teaching, advising, fundraising, administration, committee work and other service (department, institute, and outside), research, and consulting? How do you obtain consulting opportunities? How much consulting should you do? What resources are there at the university to help you get settled with housing, child care, etc.? What details do you need to find out about benefits, moving, etc.? What university publications should you get (Policies and Procedures, Bulletin, Faculty/Staff Directory)? What offices should you contact? What mailing lists do you need/want to be on? Who are good resource people who can answer these questions? Is there someone in the department, such as an administrative officer who handles supplies, support staff, etc.? Research and Resources Are you responsible for finding your own money? What expenses are you expected to cover?

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Search all literature Search all issues Search this issue The Good News Magazine January/February 1996 Issue Cover Feature The Year 2000 - Doomsday or the Age of Aquarius? Articles The Handwriting is Still on the Wall The Meaning of the Name 'Jesus Christ' Christmas Reconsidered Teach Your Children God's Ways The Real Gospel of Jesus Christ Called, Chosen and Faithful An Act of Kindness In the Shadow of Death Regular Features From the Publisher World News and Trends Profiles of Faith: Abraham: God's Friend Understanding God's Word - 'Thy Kingdom Come!' ... Just For Youth: What I Expect From My Parents SUPPLEMENT: Talk To God as a Family W hen our children were growing up, we had a family tradition of praying together every Friday night. We called it "talking to God." To help everyone think of what to pray about, we had a formula we all used. Each of us would make his or her own prayer list using this formula before we would begin to pray. We would each:

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Growing Concerns A childrearing question-and-answer column with Dr. Martha Farrell Erickson Seeds of Promise A series of public reports that blend research and practical strategies. University of Promise Realizing the University's Promise for Minnesota Children and Youth School-Age Children: Community Resources and Programs This section offers a variety of information relevant to the developmental needs and stages of children between the ages of 5 and 13. It includes information, resources, and research findings that can help with the development of sound public policy around issues such as mental and physical health, education, violence prevention, and family, care-giver, and community relationships. Hennepin County Child Care Programs These organizations have articles on and data about child care in general, early childhood, child development, and welfare reform. It's elementary: Teach gender equity and respect There are an increasing number of tools to assist educators specifically with preventing sexual harassment in the elementary grades. Such tools, however, need to be used with prevention and social skills materials because many behavioral issues are interrelated. Defining sexual harassment concepts and teaching preventive skills can be more effective and welcome when such concepts and skills are considered in the context of broader, pro-social outcomes.

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Protecting Your Family's Privacy by Lawrence J. Magid Privacy and safety go hand in hand and many of the same rules that help keep kids safe in cyberspace can also help to protect their privacy. anyone including companies that might want to sell them something. The survey found that "Eighty-nine percent of the 212 children's sites surveyed collect personally identifiable information directly from children; only 54 percent of the children's sites disclose their information collection practices." Finally, the FTC found that "fewer than 10 percent of the sites directed to children provide for some form of parental control over the collection of information from their kids." The FTC makes the following recommendations: Don't give out your account password to anyone, even someone claiming to be from your online service. Your account can be hijacked, and you can find unexpected charges on your bill. People aren't always who they seem to be in Cyberspace. Be careful about giving out your credit card number. The same applies to your Social Security number, phone number and home address. Be aware that when you enter a chat room, others can know you are there and can even e-mail you once you start chatting. To remain anonymous, you may want to use a nickname for your screen name.

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Pediatrics Common Questions, Quick Answers Kids and Alcohol Donna D'Alessandro, M.D. Lindsay Huth, B.A. Peer Review Status: Internally Reviewed Creation Date: January 2002 Last Revision Date: April 2002 Common Questions, Quick Answers What should I know about kids and alcohol? Why would my child be drinking? What are some signs of alcohol abuse? ... When should I call the doctor? What should I know about kids and alcohol? Experimenting with alcohol can lead to other drug use. Parents who are alcoholics place their kids at higher risk for alcohol abuse. Alcohol use often leads to risky behaviors. This is especially true for children, who are less experienced at making their own decisions. It could lead to drinking and driving, unprotected sex (risk of pregnancy or a sexually transmitted disease), injury, trouble with the law, or other drug use. Children may use alcohol to deal with other problems they have. Does your child have another problem in addition to her alcohol use? Your own attitude about drinking greatly impacts your child's attitude about drinking. Why would my child be drinking?

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