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ON LOCATION Provincial / National / International NEWS CORNER BROOK Professional development for French Immersion teachers On March 25 and 26, School Districts 3, 4 and 5 (Corner Brook-Deer Lake-St. Barbe, Stephenville-Port aux Basques, and Baie Verte-Central-Connaigre respectively) held a joint professional development session for K-6 French Immersion teachers. The session was held at C.C. Loughlin Elementary School in Corner Brook and partially funded through the NLTA Professional Development Fund. Agenda items for the two days included a discussion of the French Immersion curriculum and philosophy, supplementary resources and innovative teaching practices. Time was also set aside for teachers to express their concerns and issues as French Immersion teachers. Facilitators for the session were: Margaret Wakeham, Language Programs Manager at the Department of Education; Barry Rowe, French Specialist with District 3; Denise Francis, French Specialist with District 4; Harold Warr, French Specialist with District 5; Betty King, Primary/Elementary Specialist with District 3; June Abbott, a teacher at C.C. Loughlin; and Denise MacDonald, the teaching Vice-Principal at C.C. Loughlin. Approaches to teaching reading and writing which incorporate multi-skill development and assessment practices were presented to participants and discussed in a forum setting. In addition, participants had the opportunity to see these types of methodologies in practice by visiting classrooms at both C.C. Loughlin and St. Peter's Academy in Benoit's Cove.

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business: Troika Dialog Emerges as Top First Quarter Performer (The Russia Journal) As a part of the continuing series of interviews with fund managers who invest in Russia, The Russia Journal spoke with Troika Dialog Lexington Russia fund managers, Oleg Larichev and Timothy McCarthy As a part of the continuing series of interviews with fund managers who invest in Russia, The Russia Journal spoke with Troika Dialog Lexington Russia fund managers, Oleg Larichev and Timothy McCarthy. Their flagship fund ranked second among listed, Russian dedicated funds for its performance in the first quarter. The RJ spoke to them because of their recent successes and because they are a local-based fund that has been managing assets for several years in varying climates, including last year's financial crisis. Russia Journal: What strategy was implemented following the collapse in August? Timothy McCarthy: Eventually, within the less liquid part of the portfolio, we moved out of most of the third tiers and consolidated into a handful of select second-tier stocks. Within the most liquid portion of the portfolio, we focused on exporters with hard currency earnings and ruble cost bases. RJ: Was this difficult to do?

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MACROECONOMIC THEORY AND POLICY Christof Ruhl Fall, 1994 Department of Economics CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY Course Description Macroeconomics is usually referred to as economics, concerning the economy as a whole. It tries to explain the coordination of market-based economies: Why these appear to function rather well sometimes and not so well at other times - exhibiting inflation, unemployment, or lack of growth - and what should or should not be done to improve the system's performance. Macroeconomists concentrate on the interaction of aggregates; often, they derive conclusions aimed at economic policy. Positive and normative aspects of macroeconomic analysis are closely related: Explanations of inflation, unemployment or lack of growth carry conclusions which, if often only implicitly, are relevant for economic policy. The "Coordination-question" and the way it is answered matters. The task requires a high degree of abstraction: In addition to the "usual" assumptions (for example about people's behavior) making economist's life easier, macroeconomists face the aggregation problem. It may include the discovery of un-pleasantries, such as the "fallacy of composition" (where the interaction of perfectly rational people, pursuing economic goals, creates irrational outcomes in the aggregate); or just amazement on how millions of selfish individuals can possibly produce anything but sheer chaos - but choosing the right level of aggregation often matters for the kind of answer one may expect.

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THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE AT CHATTANOOGA FACULTY COUNCIL MINUTES January 19, 1989 Signal Mountain Room University Center ELECTED MEMBERS PRESENT: Ahmadi, C. Anderson, Bibler, Breeden, Churnet, Cochran, Darken, M. Edwards, Hiestand, Honerkamp, Kleiman, Kuhn, LeWinter, Marlowe, McDonald, Noe, Ozbek, Pringle, Printz, N. Riley, Sanders, Schonblom, Shawen, R. Smith, Sturzer, Taylor, Thompson, M. Trimpey, J. Vallier, Venters, B. Walton, Wiley ELECTED MEMBER ABSENT: Ingle EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS PRESENT: Ernst, Harbaugh, Jackson, Renneisen, Rudley AMONG THE GUESTS PRESENT: R. Brown, Butler, Renee Cox, Ettkin, Fulmer, Gaston, Hannah, Kingdon, Noel, Pare, I. Reid, Stinnett, R. Vallier, Willis Call to Order Faculty Council President, Peter Pringle, convened the meeting at 3:18 p.m. Approval of Minutes The Secretary read a request from Provost Packard that the footnote on page six be corrected to read: "The Secretary has made every attempt to report selected passages of the Provost's comments verbatim as was requested by several Council members." The December 1, 1988 minutes with this correction were then approved without dissent. Committee on Committees The Chair of the Committee on Committees, Professor Jocelyn Sanders, moved two recommendations. To replace Professor Jocelyn Sanders as a member of the Petitions Committee, the Committee on Committees nominated Professor Barbara Andersen of Nursing and to replace Professor Sanders as Chair of the Petitions Committee, Professor DeWayne Nymann, Math, was recommended. Both recommendations passed by voice vote without dissent.

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Minister's page Secretary of State - Amateur Sport Secretary of State (Multiculturalism) (Status of Women) Location: Home - Multiculturalism Subjects A-Z Index Arts and Culture Citizenship and Identity ... Agencies and Corporations An important lesson learned through the yearly look at the operation of the Canadian Multiculturalism Act is that one size does not fit all. Each department and agency applies the Act in a way that fits its corporate culture and corresponds with its mandate. Service- oriented departments focus on ensuring that service is provided equitably to all Canadians regardless of race or cultural background. This focus drives policy decisions and internal human resources practices. Policy- and program-oriented departments make greater efforts to ensure that policies and programs are non-discriminatory. This often requires extensive consultation with a range of cultural stakeholders. The exact way in which this takes place varies from one organization to the next. A second lesson is that, no matter where the focus lies, action must be taken on many fronts. Comprehensive approaches featuring a combination of activities have been found to work most effectively. Policies, human resources practices, outreach and consultation, new services and other activities combine and reinforce one another to achieve goals that no single activity, no matter how significant, can achieve.

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BACKGROUND TO NAZIS COMING TO POWER: LESSON ONE NAZIS QUOTE: WHAT'S THE CONTEXT/BACKGROUND? LEAD QUESTIONS/KEY IDEAS PROCEDURES: MATERIALS: LINKS/READINGS: TESTS/ASSESSMENT: HOMEWORK: LESSON TWO: NAZIS QUOTE: WHAT'S THE CONTEXT/BACKGROUND? LEAD QUESTIONS/KEY IDEAS PROCEDURES: MATERIALS: LINKS/READINGS: TESTS/ASSESSMENT: HOMEWORK: LESSON THREE: NAZIS QUOTE: WHAT'S THE CONTEXT/BACKGROUND? LEAD QUESTIONS/KEY IDEAS PROCEDURES: MATERIALS: LINKS/READINGS: TESTS/ASSESSMENT: HOMEWORK: 1. BITTERNESS OVER VERSAILLES TREATYWAR GUILT; LOSS OF LAND, REPARATIONS (remember this from the WW1 test?!) 2. GERMANY HAD NO DEMOCRATIC TRADITION, POLITICAL PROMISES BORN OF HATE. ATTACKS FROM COMMUNISTS AND RIGHTISTS THUGS ; PRIVATE ARMIES; 3, FIRST,(IN 1923) INFLATION DESTROYS MUCH OF MIDDLE CLASS, THEN (IN 1930-33) DEPRESSION THROWS MILLIONS OUT OF WORK, PEOPLE DESPERATE FOR WORK AND A SAVIOR 4. PERSON OF ADOLPH HITLERNEVER DOUBTS HIS DESTINY GREAT POWER OF SPEECH BUILDS UP PRIVATE ARMY ABSOLUTE POWER -ONLY PROGRAM 5. PRIVATE ARMIES ; BATTLES BETWEEN LEFT AND RIGHT; LESS MIDDLE GROUND THE TAKING OF POWER: 1. NAZIS HAVE TREMENDOUS ORGANIZATION; DEVOTED FOLLOWERS;THUGGISH ENFORCERS

52. Geography And Map Of Austria GDP composition by sector agriculture 1.3% industry 32.4 Italy 8%, France 5%),US 5%, hungary 3%, Switzerland http://geography.about.com/library/cia/blcaustria.htm

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53. JANOS BERZE NAGY SECONDARY VOCATIONAL AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL, GYGY, Grammar School in Gyöngyös . hungary (to be called Berze Nagy in week. Native teachers help the highlevel language teaching. for schools today in hungary is to adapt as early http://www.oecd.org/pdf/M00024000/M00024205.pdf

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56. Library Of Congress Classification: K - Law 250251, Legal composition and Draftsmanship. KKF, 0-4999, hungary. http://geography.miningco.com/library/congress/blk.htm

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