Please put the title of your blog (ie.markyehle/successlink) and your actual name (ie. Mark Yehle) when you comment on my blog so I and your classmates will know who you are.
Thanks,
Mark
posted by Mark Yehle @ 9:07 AM
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This is a test and a little practice as I try to learn how to get all of this working.
Mark
posted by Mark Yehle @ 3:40 PM
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SuccessLink is grant funded by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and identifies, recognizes, and disseminates “best teaching practices” to teachers and administrators in Missouri. We use the following programs to do this.
Our web site is: http://www.successlink.org/
Help SuccessLink by taking our Program Evaluation Survey! SuccessLink is undergoing an annual program evaluation and we need your help. If you are contacted please participate in the survey we are performing. The data collected will be used in SuccessLink's annual performance evaluation. We appreciate your cooperation! Click the headline to take the survey.
Handheld Computing The North-East Handheld Users Group Workshop, sponsored by SuccessLink and the Northeast RPDC, is geared towards those people that want to be prepared for the future of technology in all levels of education. Click on the headline for more information.
Great Teaching Ideas Check out our NEW & IMPROVED lesson plan search engine, now featuring a separate Grade Level Expectation search option and an option for searching lessons based on instructional strategies!
Technology Leadership Academy TLA 6 held it's opening session Friday, January 14, at Tan-Tar-A with Alan November and Tony Vincent giving Key Note addresses. The follow-up workshops will be held at your local RPDC. Call Lisa with any questions or email her at lisa@successlink.org
Cooperative Learning Cooperative Learning is one of the most researched educational innovations in history and it has been proven to be effective in helping students retain more information, improve their self-esteem, and reduce conflicts. Click on the headline to learn more and be sure to check out the Beginning-level Cooperative Learning Workshop!
Emergency Awareness/Preparedness $50 per hour is available for teachers who submit approved lessons and a work log showing time put in. Lessons must contain an extension which relates to emergency awareness and preparedness. Other incentives are also available, e-mail Tem at tem@successlink.org for more information.
SuccessLink Science Schools throughout the State of Missouri are working toward aligning their curriculum to the new Science GLES. SuccessLink Science is collecting sample curriculum from schools who are willing to share their work. Also, check out the SunShIP Project and don't forget about SuccessLink Science In-Services.
Proven Practices for Student Success Each year we receive a number of nominations for our Proven Practices Award. A review panel carefully screens these nominations and selects practices that have had the most impact and have the potential for having statewide impact as Proven Practice Award Winners. Take some time to review the winners for 2004!
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posted by Mark Yehle @ 8:22 AM
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I was raised in Maryville Missouri where my parents owned the Yehle Music Store. I graduated from Maryville High school in 1962 and from Northwest Missouri State University in 1967. I finished my Ed.D. in Educational Administration in 1982 at the University of Missouri, Columbia and have work in education for 38 years. I am currently the Director of SuccessLink, which is a grant from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, and our job is to find "best practices". This includes lesson plans, buinding wide programs, and many other things that are useful to teachers and schools. We currently are coordinating the adoption of handheld computers (Palms) for the state of Missouri. To see all of this and more go to www.successlink.org.
