| The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (No
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| | seminars to parents in your school
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| Child Left Behind) is designed to reform
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| | district. You will be paid through Title
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| and improve student achievement and
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| | I funding received by the school district
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| change the culture of America's schools.
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| | where you apply to serve. Visit to see a
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| According to this reform act each state
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| | sample of the seminars offered to
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| must measure every public school
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| | parents.
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| student's progress in reading and math in
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| | 3. Educational professionals with a
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| each of grades 3 through 8 and at least
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| | Science background should gear up to
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| once during grades 10 through 12. By
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| | prepare for the 2007-2008 science
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| school year 2007-2008, assessments (or
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| | assessment that will be required by the
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| testing) in science will be underway.
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| | No Child Left Behind Act of 2002. Do you
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| These assessments must be aligned with
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| | have a gift for gabbing about science? Do
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| state academic content and achievement
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| | you know how to write educational
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| standards. They will provide parents with
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| | materials for children centered on
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| objective data on where their child
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| | science? There will be a need for such
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| stands academically.
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| | items in the not too distant future and
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| Parents may not be aware that their
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| | now is the time to prepare your goods.
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| school is required by law to offer school
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| | Summer time science packets that children
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| sponsored activities to promote parent
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| | can work on and workshops for parents,
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| involvement, and there are special funds
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| | again all paid for by Title I funding
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| allocated for these activities. The funds
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| | will be needed. Contact your local school
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| are used to pay trainers, facilitators,
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| | district with a proposal; they will be
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| and instructors, along with the materials
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| | glad you did.
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| used in these trainings, food and child
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| | 4. It is no secret that if your child
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| care services so parents can focus on the
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| | goes to a public school, private school,
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| information being delivered.
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| | religious school, or if they are home
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| The seminars, workshops, and trainings
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| | schooled, at some point in their life
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| are designed to assist parents in helping
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| | they will have to deal with standardized
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| their student's academic achievement and
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| | test. Are you a wiz at taking this type
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| performance.
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| | test? Are you a wiz at doing research to
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| Teachers, parents, business
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| | understand how to take this type test?
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| professionals, and all others who may be
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| | Provide a workshop for parents so they
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| interested in helping parents help their
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| | can understand how to help their
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| children learn may be interested in
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| | children. Every parent wants their child
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| creating a workshop, seminar and/or
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| | to have an upper hand when it comes to
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| training for parents. Below are five
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| | test taking skills. Contact your local
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| suggestions for offering activities that
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| | school district and local library with a
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| will benefit parents and their children.
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| | proposal, this service may even warrant a
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| 1. If education is your background, and
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| | website.
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| you are a displaced teacher, become a
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| | 5. Title I will pay for child care
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| Supplemental Educational Services
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| | services for parents participating in
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| Provider. Contact your State Department
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| | parent involvement seminars/workshops.
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| of Education to get more information on
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| | The child care service provider must be
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| how you can qualify to become a
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| | licensed and insured and willing to
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| Supplemental Educational Services
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| | provide activities for a wide range of
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| Provider offering tutorial services to
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| | ages. According to the NCLB Title I
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| children who meet the criteria for those
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| | requirements, child care services should
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| services. You will be paid through Title
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| | be offered where schools offer parent
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| I funding received by the school district
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| | workshops so parents can focus on the
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| where you apply to service.
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| | content being offered. If you operate a
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| 2. There is always a need for Parent
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| | daycare center you may want to check with
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| Educators. Parent Educators teach parents
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| | your local school district, or a local
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| how to "be better parents." They focus on
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| | school in your area to see if your
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| parenting skills, disciplinary skills,
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| | services are needed. The funding for
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| learning how to help with homework, help
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| | payment is through the Title I (1%+
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| with standardized test taking and more.
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| | Parent Involvement Funding). For more
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| Contact your local school district to get
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| | information contact your school district
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| more information on how you can become a
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| | or state No Child Left Behind Title I
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| Parent Educator offering workshops or
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| | Office.
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