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JUNE, 2004
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In
the June 2004 issue:
- What’s New – Teacher Program Manager Update
- Customer Feedback - Language Arts Bundle
- Recommended Resource - Darrel Cagle’s Professional Cartoonists
Index
- Grants for U.S. Educators
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What's New - Teacher
Program Manager Update |
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Merit Software is offering a free update to the Teacher Program Manager
(TPM) Version 8.1. The new interface provides easier record-keeping,
paper-saving printing, and quick access to a menu of preformatted
reports. Merit’s TPM makes it easy for educators to track class
and student progress, and to interpret data.
Download from:
www.meritsoftware.com/TPM_June_2004_update
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Customer Feedback - Language Arts Bundle |
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“We are very pleased with the software. We use it as a supplemental
reinforcement tool. Once students finish with the software, they present
what they’ve learned to the class,” remarks an educator at
Rancho Cucamonga High School in Rancho Cucamonga, CA, about Merit Software’s
Language Arts Bundle for College Prep.
This select group of programs covers reading comprehension and writing
competencies vital for college work. The Language Arts Bundle bridges
high school with college-level learning, and is also useful for SAT,
ACT and TOEFL preparation. Texts and graphics are designed to appeal
to older students.
For a complete software description, go to: www.meritsoftware.com/software/language_arts
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Recommended Resource
- Darrel Cagle’s Professional Cartoonists Index |
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Darrel Cagle’s Professional Cartoonists Index is a web site offering
printable cartoons on current topics. Web site features include a Teachers’ Guide,
along with lesson plans for elementary, middle and high school levels.
Activities will help students analyze cartoons and opinions, as well
as enhance their knowledge of current events.
Visit: cagle.slate.msn.com
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Grants for U.S. Educators |
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The Association for Educational Communications and Technology is giving
AECT Classroom Technology Grants to K-12 teachers. Grants of $1,000
will be awarded for the purchase of media technology—such as
educational software—that supports classroom teaching. Online
applications are due by August 15.
Go to: www.ismf-forum.net/grants/about
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