1. Does The Saudi National Curriculum Teach Global History - Classroom 2.0 The present study tried to find out whether the Saudi history textbooks for grades 412 contain global themes, in which grade levels global themes are introduc… http://www.classroom20.com/profiles/blogs/does-the-saudi-national

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Sex Education: How Do They Do It In Holland? Pt 1 Click the play icon to start the video. Please be patient while your media loads. Teenagers in Holland practise safe sex and less than one per cent of them get pregnant every year compared to six per cent in England. Can the Dutch approach to sex education take the credit? Much of the country's success can be attributed to the Dutch culture of tolerance and pragmatism which allows children to talk openly about sexuality with their parents at home. Helping to keep the teenage pregnancy rate low are Holland's sex education teachers who, because they are not bound by a national curriculum, teach sex in very different ways. In Amsterdam's Lyceum, biology teacher Ruud Winkel discusses sexuality by getting his students to question each other from specially prepared cards. Like many teachers in Holland, Ruud's approach is direct and informal. But, according to Yuri Ohlrichs at the Dutch Sexuality Centre, not all in children in this multicultural society have the experience of being spoken with so explicitly. Search Menu Main Page All Files Themes Contact Us Partner Sites milkandcookies.com

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Staff Login About Our Schools Classroom Experience Locations ... Employment BSA Teaching Posts September 2009 Your opportunity to teach in the United States. The British Schools of America operate internationally minded and academically successful British style schools in major cities in the United States and are looking to recruit new teachers for September 2009. Due to student growth, the British Schools of America are looking for teachers to fill the following vacancies for September 2009: Houston: Design Technology Teacher Duties: Teach, assess, record and report on the development, progress and attainment of students in accordance with the British National Curriculum. Plan and prepare courses, lessons and examinations in accordance with the principals and standards set forth in the British National Curriculum. Teach Design and Technology to Key Stage 4 students. Assist and cooperate with Head Teacher with the preparation and development of courses of study, teaching materials, teaching programs, methodology of teaching and assessment. Provide guidance and advice to students on educational and social matters and communicate with parents. Maintain good order and discipline among the students. Safeguard the health and safety of the students when on school premises and when engaged in authorized school activities. Requirements: Must possess Bachelor's Degree, or foreign equivalent, in Education. Must possess two years of experience in the job offered or as a Design and Technology Teacher (any level). The two years of experience must include experience teaching under the British National Curriculum standards. Must have Qualified Teacher Status. Will accept any suitable combination of education, training, or experience.

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Current and Future Vacancies in the Tamagawa Academy Middle Years Program Authorized as an IB World School in 2009, Tamagawa Academy offers a bilingual English and Japanese International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program. Below is a list of the current and planned vacancies in our program. However, if you are an ideal candidate for a position not listed below (a certified teacher with International Baccalaureate experience as well as experience with Japan) please do not hesitate to send us your resume as our program is constantly expanding. Tamagawa Academy IB Positions* Position Start Date Description of Duties English April 2010 (Negotiable) should read English B/Humanities. MYP experience preferred. Teach MYP English/Humanities to grade 7-10 students in English in accordance with the Japanese national curriculum. Closing date for application February 1st, 2010. Start Date April 2010 (negotiable) Math/Science April 2011 (Negotiable) should read MYP Science/DP Chemistry. DP Chemistry experience preferred. Teach MYP Science to grade 7-10 students in English in accordance with the Japanese national curriculum. Teach DP Chemistry to year 11 and 12. Closing date for application September 6th, 2010. Start Date April 2011 (negotiable)

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HOME CONTACT US Courses For Schools School Holiday Activities ... Coaching Opportunities Product Search About Us Go Try Rugby is the idea of ex International Professional Rugby Union player Steve Gough. Steve's playing career spanned over 25years playing for Fylde, Coventry, Birmingham (Pertemp Bee's) and Preston Grasshoppers. Steve started playing at the age of 8, playing for local Rugby League amateur side, he went on to represent Leigh Town team and Northwest counties before moving to play Rugby Union at the age of 14. Steve played both rugby league and rugby union at the well-regarded rugby school, Bedford High School, Leigh. At 17 Steve went on to play for Lancashire Colts (U'19s team). The next season he represented Lancashire Colts, North of England Colts and England Colts, the latter earning 4 International Caps, culminating in an undefeated tour of Canada. Steve retired from playing at the age of 38, and has since become a well respected coach. Throughout his career as a rugby professional he has come to understand how valuable rugby is in developing important life skills including team work, discipline and respect. As an RFU Level 3 coach, Tutor/Assessor he is now able to influence how these skills are taught in schools. To date his coaching career has covered a variety of jobs such as player coach at Fylde RUFC, Player coach at Preston Grasshoppers, Head coach Lancashire under 17/18's, Head coach of Lancashire under 20's and Head/Performance coach for both men's and women's Rugby Union at Lancaster University. He also heads up the Greater Manchester School of Rugby, which is designed to recognise young players with elite talent and to work with them to reach their potential with the eventual outcome of playing for England. Steve is currently heading up the rugby programme at Myerscough College, Bilsborrow, developing elite performers for Sale Sharks.

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