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Subject:
Re: Teacher Zone Award Nomination
I am pleased to announce that Why is the Mona Lisa Smiling? is the
teacherzone.com award
winner for May, 1999!
I was very impressed by the kids' work and enjoyed the site
thoroughly.
Hello Steve,
WHY IS MONA LISA SMILING? /13681
is featured on my website http://www.glavac.com for the month of June.
all the best,
THE BUSY EDUCATOR'S GUIDE TO THE WORLD WIDE WEB
I'd like your permission to feature your project in the new Project Gallery at The Tower of English.
Date:
Sat, 22 May 1999 20:38:26 -0500
Thanks, I would like to link your page to my more active site - Miss
Netty's World.
Cookie Cutters is my original site that I developed and taught as a
Cyber Mom (CMomS) in Flower Mound, Texas USA. Miss Netty's World is now
a book and curriculum sold by "Visions" Publications and Software
Company in Oregon, USA to schools interested in providing a fun and
interesting way to teach the Internet to Grades 2-5. I have also
started a Global Cyber Mom Society. CMomS train, guide and support
other moms to help in schools, communities and their homes. I call it a
school to work program for parents which also provides a certification
program for future employment for women in high tech positions.
FYI - CMomS offer on-line and off-line educational staff and parent
technology development programs which we call "educational learners
programs". It involves parents, students, teachers, and staff to offer
a creative parent/teacher volunteer and staff development program for
interested schools. CMomS teach the parents to support the teachers in
technology, and provide "just in time" technology training for the
teachers and students on the campus. We provide and train the necessary
on-site parent partner that in turn teaches the necessary in-service
classes and stimulates the integration of the technology and parent
program.
I looked at your site, and I will also pass it on to my CMomS and my
lecture students.
Thanks,
Jeanne Snyder, CMomS
Date:
Sat, 01 May 1999 10:34:29 -0400
From:
Deborah Miller
To:
sjfeld@erols.com
You can visit our awards page at:
http://www.teacherzone.com/awards/index.html
to download the awards graphic for placement on your site. The graphic
should be linked to http://www.teacherzone.com.
Congratulations, and best wishes for continued success.
--
Deborah Miller
Associate Publisher, teacherzone.com
http://www.teacherzone.com
dmiller@teacherzone.com
Subject:
Your Project Featured on my Website
Date:
Sat, 29 May 1999 12:45:37 -0400
From:
"M.Glavac"
To:
sjfeld@erols.com
Marjan
Author
LONDON, Ontario Canada ISBN 0-9683310-0-9 200 pages
speaker, teacher, author marjan@glavac.com
subscribe to my free newsletter http://www.glavac.com
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Thanks a lot!
Douglas DeLong
The Tower of English
by Dana Miller
Miscellaneous Arts and Education
Internet Treasure Hunt by Mrs. Alex at the Berry Creek Middle School
Teachers Page
Department of HistoryEuropean History
From:
jeanne snyder-ashbaugh
To:
sjfeld@erols.com
Jeanne
CEO of the Cyber Mom Society
jean@ashder.com
972-539-8693
http://www.missnetty.com and http://www.cmoms.org