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2010 SUMMER CLASSES
GUIDELINES
This program listing announces several
professional growth activities sponsored by your
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| ALL COURSE FEES for 2009-2010 have bee suspended. |
| ALL PARTICIPANTS must send a SEPARATE
REGISTRATION FORM for each individual activity.
Only INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATIONS
will be processed. Course registration is on a
first-come, first-serve basis. Please print the registration form by clicking on the
link at the bottom of the course listings. |
| NO PHONE “RESERVATIONS” ARE ACCEPTED
FOR COURSE REGISTRATIONS. You are registered when the CENTER receives your COMPLETED REGISTRATION FORM. |
| No written confirmations will be sent out. You will be notified ONLY if the course you selected is cancelled, postponed, or full. Cancellation notification will be accomplished by E-MAIL OR PHONE. |
| Minimum and maximum class sizes are still in effect. |
| Participants who cancel or do not show up for a class will jeopardize their enrollment in future classes. Their registrations for futue classes will NOT be accepted until ONE day prior to the class date and will be accepted ONLY if an opening exists. Teachers cannot substitute for each other or sign up for each other. |
| Certificates of CLOCK HOUR completion are sent to each participant at the end of the first and second semesters. The policy of granting credit is handled by each individual district. Participants should process "prior approval" if required. Only registered participants will receive Certificate of Completion forms. |
THE FOLLOWING SUMMER COURSES ARE CLOSED
BULLYING AWARENESS
AND PREVENTION
MEANING BUSINESS IN THE CLASSROOM
Please call the Teacher Center for a Course Brochure
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SHARE GROUPS
Share groups are professional training series designed to meet the needs of instructors of specific curriculum areas--biology, chemistry, foreign languages, home and careers, and speech therapy. The objectives of the share groups are to enable instructors to share activities and instructional strategies, expand and enrich classroom programs by developing new activities that are aligned with the NYS Learning Standards, increase linkages, increase collaborative opportunities, facilitate implementation of technology in the instructional program, and address specific topics of the curriculum area. Share groups meet once a month for six months throughout the school year, whereby participants earn in-service hours. For more information on specific share groups for the Fall, please call the Teacher Center of Cheektowaga at 716-632-1042.
Bioshare
Chemshare
FACS: Family and Consumer Science Share Group
F.L.A.P.P.E.R.S. Foreign Language Share Group
Speech Consortium
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PROFESSIONAL ETIQUETTE
| Please Report to
class on time. |
| Do not bring
papers to grade during classes/workshops. |
| Do not bring
your dinner to class with you. Please plan for
dinner before or after class. It is
understandable that you might need a snack to hold you over until dinner, but large food
items such as Chinese food, subs, pizza, and salads should not be eaten while a
class/workshop is being held. |
| Avoid
socializing with your colleagues while the instructor is teaching. |
| Please put your cell phones on vibrate or mute during class time. Please, NO TEXTING. |
| Do not use a
laptop computer unless you are in a computer class. |
To print a registration form, click here.
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