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Flexibility and convenience – Fall, Spring or summer start dates; day, evening and weekend classes. Outstanding preparation – 95% pass rate on NCLEX-RN exam (the state pass rate is 87%.) Financial aid – 80% of students receive scholarships. Real world experience – Learn in a hospital…

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In my quest to create a self-paced maths course that enables students to work anywehere between VELS levels 2 to 5, I recently purchased a Wacom Bamboo tablet. I bought this because Salam Khan uses it to make his videos. Who is Salman Khan? Check out the video below.





This week in maths, we are looking at the rather unexciting topic of multiplying fractions. This corresponds to level 3.25 in number in the mathematics… Continue

Position:	Un-Paid internships
Title:	Peace Through Sport (Multi-Task Project Assistants)
Sector:	Non-profit organization…

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GVC Contest teachers will be able to request ONE partner for the 3 school web design team.  In order to do this teachers will need to first fill out the contest registration form at www.virtualclassroom.org.  They will then receive an invitation to join the Teachers' Lounge Wiki when they will meet other teachers. The wiki also features support for those who need to…

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Excited about finishing our second year as a Passport Model School. Our students and teachers had a very successful year integrating regional focus into their daily lessons. Students in grades 3-5 met high growth on our state standardizes tests with preliminary results. Way to go GCES!

Durante  mucho tiempo, en el último cuarto del siglo XX, la educación abierta parecía encaminarse a ser la solución a la demanda masiva de educación en gran parte de los países latinoamericanos, sin embargo, ante el advenimiento de la aplicación de la tecnología en el campo de la educación, evidente en la creación de los cursos virtuales y de la diseminaciòn de estrategias de e-learning, cada vez se habla menos de la educación abierta.

 

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This has been a great term for our students to be able to use ICT to access expertise. Here are three stories.



Story 1 - The scientist, the biology teacher, and the immunology competition



When one of our Virtual Experts, the fantastic Dr Krystal (a microbiologist in Melbourne) alerted us to an immunology competition, I popped it up onto our forum, not expecting anyone from our school wanting to enter (particularly as our focus is on history at the moment).… Continue

Let's have fun learning about other cultures. We will explore their traditions, games, food, lifestyles and many more through live multi-points face-2-face videoconference connecting countries around the world. Great empowering program for young students and youth groups.



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If you're ready to be inspired, please attend the Melibee Global International Seminar on June 8th.

Registration ends on Friday, June 3rd. 

Please note that I'm happy to offer a group rate for 3 people or more (only $25 per person!)

Here is the link - please share it as you see fit:

http://melibeeglobal.com/seminar/

Hope to see you there.  Feel free to email me at info@melibeeglobal.com with any…

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