1. Consumer Education For Teens washington State Attorney general's Office presents advice about music clubs, getting a tattoo, car buying and Internet scams. We've Updated! "Consumer education for Teens". is now the "Teen Consumer Scrapbook" http://www.wa.gov/ago/youth

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2. University Of Washington General Education Requirements The University of washington has established minimum general education and basic skills requirements for baccalaureate http://www.washington.edu/students/ugrad/advising/ged

Search Directories Reference Tools UW Home ... Student Guide General Education and Basic Skills Requirements University-level general education and basic skills requirements Chart of Arts and Sciences general education and basic skills requirements English composition Additional writing Quantitative and symbolic reasoning ... Earlier requirements University-level general education and basic skills requirements The University of Washington has established minimum general education and basic skills requirements for baccalaureate degrees. These minimum requirements are: 12 credits of writing, including 5 credits of English composition one course from the University Quantitative and Symbolic Reasoning list 40 credits of Areas of Knowledge courses, with at least 10 credits in each of three Areas: Visual, Literary, and Performing Arts; Individuals and Societies; and The Natural World. Each college of the University has established requirements that meet or exceed these minimum requirements. Arts and Sciences general education and basic skills requirements The chart below is a summary of the general education and basic skills requirements of the College of Arts and Sciences. Your actual credit totals will differ from those on the chart, as some majors require more credits than others.

3. AGC Of Washington - Education Foundation - Environmental Outreach Program Information and registration for stormwater training required in the State of washington under Department Category Science Environment Products and Services Training Services...... general and subcontractors, local jurisdictions, public Stormwater Management Manualfor Western washington. requirements, contact the education Foundation for http://www.agcwa.com/soil.asp

HOME CONTACT US Education Foundation Erosion Control Training ... AGC of Washington Construction Site Erosion and Sediment Control Certification CourseGeneral Information Who Should Attend Those requiring certification under the Department of Ecology Stormwater Manual for Western Washington. Click here. General and subcontractors, local jurisdictions, public agencies, and other parties responsible for designing or inspecting Temporary Erosion and Sedimentation Control (TESC) plans for WSDOT and requiring certification or recertification. Those interested in practical applications of construction site erosion prevention, sediment control, storm water management and hazardous materials control. Purpose Meets Department of Ecology requirements for Contractor Erosion and Spill Control Lead (CESCL) certification outlined in BMP C160 of the Stormwater Management Manual for Western Washington. Designed to help implement and maintain effective WSDOT temporary erosion and sediment control plans. Fulfills WSDOT requirements for certification in Construction Site Erosion and Sediment Control as an Erosion Control Lead. Read an article about the WSDOT-Foundation partnership.

4. Norway.org Serves most of washington and Idaho. Information on consular duties, links and contact information for Norwegian culture in the Northwest, visa and passport services, news, economy, and education. http://www.norway.org/embassy/embassy.cfm?location=Seattle

5. AGC Of Washington - Education Foundation - Class Schedule Subcontractor Bidding/Promissory Estoppel. Escaping or Avoiding the Subcontract Holdingthe general Contractor to His Promise; Changes to washington Lien Laws. http://www.agcwa.com/public/education_foundation/coned/class_schedule_mss_gm.asp

Home Contact Us Register Online Seattle Classroom Map ... AGC of Washington General Management Seminars CONSTRUCTION 101 (4 hours) This is an excellent class for non-field personnel to take in preparation for the Construction Technical Skills (CTS) classes. It is also a must for your new hires who are unfamiliar with the workings of the construction industry! This seminar will provide your employees with a basic overview of the industry, the rules, and the players. The primary focus is on construction terminology, processes and practices. Cost: $115; Dates: 1/10/03 ; Day: Fri Times: 8:00 am-NOON; Code: CON011003 Location: Tacoma Instructor: John Schaufelberger, University of Washington CONSTRUCTION LAW (24 Hours) This course is designed to provide general and subcontractors with working knowledge of legal issues involved in both public and private construction. The goal of this course is to equip participants with the knowledge to decide which issues to tackle in-house and how to handle them. This comprehensive course deals with real-world legal issues encountered throughout the construction process, from bidding to obtaining the contract through final payment. Expect homework readings and participation. Past participants described the program as "an outstanding course."

6. Washington Hemp Education Network Offers critiques of the American Drug Policies and general legal information. http://www.olywa.net/when/

For Washington State events, visit the Hemp activist Calendar Research Articles Compare Legal Drugs With Illegal Drugs - by Bob Owen A "Follow the Money" critique of the American Drug Policy. This northwest underground classic was produced in 1995 by Bob Owen, W.H.E.N. Treasurer. Read it free online or order a copy by mail Building Materials From Bast Plants - by Erwin H. Lloyd and David Seber Web-published version of Washington State University research from 1993 about several bast fibers which shows that hemp is the best, but still illegal for Americans to grow. The War On Drugs Is Un-Christian - by Duane Grindstaff This essay was written in 1997 by Duane Grindstaff, a long-time W.H.E.N. activist. He argues that Jesus would have to speak out against the Drug War if He were living today. Cannabis Indications - by Martin Martinez This article, written in 1998, is about the many medical uses of cannabis. It's by Martin Martinez, a long-time northwest activist. Links Canadian hemp farm - photos W.H.E.N.'s Information Officer - Darrall Good's Website

7. Welcome To GED! The general educational Development (GED) Testing Service develops and Dupont CircleNW, Suite 250 washington DC, 20036 American Council on education, 19952002 http://www.acenet.edu/calec/ged/

Fresh Off the Press! Who Took the GED? 2001 GED Statistical Report News Release New Item! 2002 Series GED Information Bulletin Welcome to the Official Site of the GED Testing Service! Did you know these facts? The General Educational Development (GED) Testing Service develops and distributes the GED Tests. More than 860,000 adults worldwide take the GED Tests each year. One out of every seven high school diplomas issued each year in the United States is based on passing the GED Tests. More than 95 percent of U.S. employers consider GED graduates the same as traditional high school graduates in regard to hiring, salary, and opportunity for advancement. To assist you in navigating this site, please choose the category that best describes your specific situation or need: Prospective GED Test-Takers Education and Testing Professionals Contact your jurisdiction's GED testing program Order GED publications ... Terms and Conditions Please send your questions, comments, and suggestions to: web@ace.nche.edu

8. Washington Alaskan Malamute Adoption League Statewide non-profit organization working with shelters, rescue groups and the public to provide education and support in finding lost and stolen dogs. Includes photos of available dogs and general breed information. http://www.wamal.com/

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9. Higher Education Policy Research & Topics Database Links to higher education policy centers (both universitybased and freestanding), associations, publicat Category Society Issues education...... general Information on Colleges and Universities. Center for Policy Analysis AmericanCouncil on education One Dupont Circle NW, washington, DC 20036 http://www.acenet.edu/resources/policy-research/

Internet Sources for Higher Education Policy and Research Topics Return to Main View All by Category View All by Name Search All Records View Alphabetically by Resource Name A B C D ... Z The following list of web sites is provided as a service for those seeking information on higher education and general education policy, research, and organizations. Please contact policy@ace.nche.edu with suggestions for new pages or updated links. Please note that web addresses frequently change, and, while we have made every effort to verify the links when posted, we cannot guarantee their continued accuracy. Associations Associations (Higher Education) Other Educational Associations Educational Journals and Other Publications ... Government-Funded Educational Resources Center for Policy Analysis American Council on Education One Dupont Circle NW, Washington, DC 20036 phone: (202) 939-9551 policy@ace.nche.edu One Dupont Circle NW, Washington, DC 20036 Please send your questions, comments, and suggestions to: web@ace.nche.edu

10. Beaufort County Community College general information, admissions, financial aid, career center, student services, programs of study, learning resources center, electronic distance learning, continuing education, news and events. Located in washington, NC. http://www.beaufort.cc.nc.us/

Summer Schedule General Information Admissions Financial Aid ... BCCC Foundation Beaufort County Community College 5337 Hwy 264 East P.O. Box 1069 Washington, NC 27889 should be sent to Webmaster: triciaw@email.beaufort.cc.nc.us Web site designed and created by Tricia Woolard, BCCC Coordinator of Educational Media/Graphic Services. (Click photo above for sound clip) START HERE. GO ANYWHERE. S ummer Term Phone Registration April 9-18 New Student Advising Day April 8 9:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. 5:30 - 6:30 P.M. Summer Term Late Registration: May 19 Summer Term Classes Begin: May 20 Summer Term Curriculum and Continuing Education Schedule BCCC shall not be liable for any damages of any kind, including consequential or incidental damages, arising from submission, installation, maintenance, transmission, copying, modification, distribution or any use of any materials. This page was last modified on April 10, 2003

11. Welcome To The Consumer And Criminal Justice Cyber Clearinghouse elcome to the washington State Attorney general's Office it presents for business,education, and entertainment are faced by state attorneys general and other http://www.wa.gov/ago/clearinghouse/

NEWS ABOUT THIS OFFICE JOBS CONTACT US ... Take Action elcome to the Washington State Attorney General's Office Consumer and Criminal Justice Clearinghouse. The Information Age is truly an exciting time. In less than ten years, advances in computers, the Internet, and communications technology have significantly changed our world. Today, computer technology doubles every 18 months; nearly 40 percent of American businesses have web sites; almost one of every two American household is wired to the Net; and 760 new households join them every hour. But there is also a dark side. Many of the traditional crimes faced by state attorneys general and other law enforcement agencies are becoming just as pervasive on the Internet. On the Net, scam artists have an open market for practicing their schemes, hate groups have a global stage to present their message, and sex offenders can prey on children in chatrooms while cloaked in anonymity. As some have put it, "it’s the same old house with a new coat of paint." The challenge for law enforcement is to adapt and continue protecting the public in the high tech world. The challenge is significant but federal, state, and local agencies are learning to combine resources and cooperate in new ways to fight high tech crime and catch cyber criminals.

12. Consulate General Of Japan, Seattle education opportunities, consulate news and services, washingtonJapan relations, FAQ, information on the country, and events calendar. English/Japanese http://www.seattle.us.emb-japan.go.jp/

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Fresh Off the Press! Who Took the GED? 2001 GED Statistical Report News Release New Item! 2002 Series GED Information Bulletin Welcome to the Official Site of the GED Testing Service! Did you know these facts? The General Educational Development (GED) Testing Service develops and distributes the GED Tests. More than 860,000 adults worldwide take the GED Tests each year. One out of every seven high school diplomas issued each year in the United States is based on passing the GED Tests. More than 95 percent of U.S. employers consider GED graduates the same as traditional high school graduates in regard to hiring, salary, and opportunity for advancement. To assist you in navigating this site, please choose the category that best describes your specific situation or need: Prospective GED Test-Takers Education and Testing Professionals Contact your jurisdiction's GED testing program Order GED publications ... Terms and Conditions Please send your questions, comments, and suggestions to: web@ace.nche.edu

15. University Of Washington General Education Chart University of washington Search Directories Reference Tools UW Home UWIN Student Guide general education and Basic Skills Requirements. http://www.washington.edu/students/ugrad/advising/ged/gedchart.html

Search Directories Reference Tools UW Home ... Student Guide General Education and Basic Skills Requirements General Education and Basic Skills Requirements of UW Schools and Colleges This chart allows you to compare the general education requirements of the different schools and colleges of the University. Consult the college advising offices for more detailed information. *NOTE: Foreign language "not required" means that no college coursework is required if the UW undergraduate admission requirement (two high school years or two college quarters of one foreign language) has been met. General education requirements of the Bothell and Tacoma campuses are also different from those of the College of Arts and Sciences. College English comp Additional writing Q/SR Foreign language* Areas of Knowledge Comments Architecture and Urban Planning: Architectural Studies 5 credits 7 credits MATH 112 or 124 Not required* 20 VLPA 20 NW 5 additional No ARCH except 150, 151, 250 may count toward AoK. NW includes MATH 112 or 124. Architecture and Urban Planning: Community and Environmental Planning 5 credits 10 credits Q/SR list; MATH 112 or 124 recommended

16. Special Education - General Math Made with Curriculum Designer by EdVISION.com. School District of washington.SPECIAL education 2000. Special education general Math. http://www.washington.k12.mo.us/curriculum/sped/CR115664.HTM

Index Special Education Fundamental Language Arts Study Skills General Math Basic Government and Geography Pre-Vocational Skills Work Experience Credits ... Other Inclusions Made with Curriculum Designer by EdVISION.com School District of Washington SPECIAL EDUCATION 2000 Special Education - General Math Printable Version Goals and Descriptions Calculator Usage Decimals ... Pre-Algebra Calculator Usage calculator usage The learner will be able to add whole numbers given in the horizontal or vertical forms. Strand Bloom's Scope Hours Source Activities calculator operations Reinforce School District of Washington MA 1, PS 3.2 Classroom calculator usage The learner will be able to set up a subtraction problem correctly and solve. Strand Bloom's Scope Hours Source Activities calculator operations Reinforce School District of Washington MA 1, PS 3.2 Classroom calculator usage The learner will be able to multiply 4-digit factors by 4-digit factors. Strand Bloom's Scope Hours Source Activities calculator operations Reinforce School District of Washington MA 1, PS 3.2 Classroom calculator usage The learner will be able to divide 2-digit numbers by 1-digit divisors with remainders of zero.

17. Special Education - General Math General Math This class includes a review of basic math skills including the...... School District of washington Special education Curriculum Course http://www.washington.k12.mo.us/curriculum/sped/GL115664.HTM

Index Special Education Fundamental Language Arts Study Skills General Math Basic Government and Geography Pre-Vocational Skills Work Experience Credits ... Other Inclusions Made with Curriculum Designer by EdVISION.com School District of Washington SPECIAL EDUCATION 2000 Special Education - General Math Goals and Descriptions Printable Version Special Education Goals and Descriptions General Math Goals and Descriptions Special Education School District of Washington Special Education Curriculum 2000 RATIONALE FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION The Special Education Department facilitates the academic and social progress of students who are mentally and/or behaviorally challenged and provides for their transition to post secondary settings. Students will benefit from Special Education course offering by acquiring basic skills, developing learning strategies, and by preparing for possible vocational training and higher education. Course offerings are determined by students' past and present levels of performance as delineated on their Individual Education Plans. General Math School District of Washington Special Education Curriculum Course Description: General Math This class includes a review of basic math skills including the four operations, fractions and decimals, and survival math skills such as banking and budgeting.

18. Mary Washington College - General Obligation Bond an opportunity to vote on a general Obligation Bond At Mary washington College, nearly$18.5 million will be maintain the high quality of education expected at http://www.mwc.edu/crel/bond1/

Higher Education General Obligation Bond On November 5, 2002 Virginia voters will have an opportunity to vote on a General Obligation Bond issue that will provide nearly $900 million for critical funding for new buildings and renovations at every public college and university across the Commonwealth of Virginia. At Mary Washington College, nearly $18.5 million will be provided to modernize and repair four academic buildings to maintain the high quality of education expected at the college. Other projects include renovations and an expansion to Lee Hall and improvements to Dodd Auditorium and Klein Theatre. Statewide, the bond will:

19. The Office Of International Education At Washington & Lee University Friendly. general Information. International experience is viewed asan important part of a comprehensive washington and Lee education. http://internationaleducation.wlu.edu/studyabroad/generalinformation/

Washington and Lee University Home document.write(months[month] + " " + day + ", " + year); Home Meet us Study Abroad Work Abroad ... Registering with CIE For students and faculty currently abroad OIE Web Site :: Study Abroad General Information Printer Friendly General Information If you want to study abroad for a semester, a summer, or a year, there are a wealth of opportunities awaiting you, both in terms of places to go, things to study and to experience, and program options from which to choose. Students are encouraged to work with faculty and the Center for International Education to identify programs that complement their academic, personal and professional goals. Our goal is to see that you get there. Here are some of the most frequent questions students ask about studying abroad: 5. What Should I Study and Where? 9. How Do I Apply? 2. Why Study Abroad? 10. Can I Afford to Study Abroad? ... 12. Who Do I Talk to in the Center for International Education? 2. Why Study Abroad? To learn more about the world – and about yourself. The perspective students gain while abroad is often cited as one of the most valuable experiences of college life. The chance to study new subjects, to meet new people and to see new sights enlarges your view of the world and of life. It may prepare you to work abroad in your chosen profession.

20. SCOPE: Home Page Establishing online, intellectual communities of scientists, classroom teachers, and science learners Category Society Issues Science and Technology...... of California, Berkeley, the University of washington, and the Science ControversiesOnline Partnerships in education. to the interests of the general public. http://scope.educ.washington.edu/

Forums Genomics Global Warming GM Food Malaria Amphibians Teacher Center About SCOPE SCOPE curriculum projects use the Web-based Integrated Science Environment ( WISE ) at the University of California, Berkeley. the University of California, Berkeley , the University of Washington and the American Association for the Advancement of Science present SCOPE Science Controversies On-line Partnerships in Education SCOPE is establishing on-line, intellectual communities focused on current controversies in science that concern leading research scientists and also connect to the interests of the general public. To enhance understanding within these "knowledge networking" communities, SCOPE is developing innovative technological tools, resources, and practices for the members of the public, scientists, educators, and science learners who are part of the community. Forgot your password? Should you join SCOPE? The Forums SCOPE has launched several forums for the investigation and discussion of specific science controversies. Each of these forums has information intended for the general public and additional information for educators, researchers, and policy makers. In addition, the SCOPE Teacher Center collects curricular content from all of the controversy forums and brings it all together in a forum for educators who want to bring science controversies into the classroom.

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