EDUCATION

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New DVD program intended to help teach Montana history

The program is for use by teachers in middle and high schools statewide.

Montana Tech starts marketing campaign – "Get Into It"

"The better we market Montana Tech, the more our degrees will be worth in the job place,"

“Media Arts in the Public Schools (MAPS) receives $40,000 grant from the Steele-Reese Foundation”

The grant will be used to purchase additional filmmaking equipment and underwrite student film production costs and salary support for its current Corvallis School District program.

Arizona State University touts business on campus. School is among 19 schools nationwide that have been invited to apply for $35 million in grants to promote entrepreneurship on campus.

ASU officials hope to attract $5 million of the funds from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation’s Kauffman Campuses Initiative.

The program aims to make entrepreneurial education much more common on college campuses.

Post-College Interns Can Explore Careers, Get a Jump on Jobs

Most post-college interns receive job offers

M S E L C Montana Schools E-Learning Consortium June Newsletter

MT E-Learning
Vision Statement:

Implement a state-wide,
non-profit, self funded,
member governed distance
education program designed
for and by Montana’s K-12
Public School Districts using
properly licensed and
endorsed educators to
provide exemplary
instructional services to
students across the state
utilizing the latest
technology in a costeffective
delivery system.

High-School Teachers Can Buy and Sell Lessons at an eBay-Like Website

Teachers are selling their original lectures, course outlines and study guides to other teachers through a new Web site

Connecting Public Schools with Universities for Technical Assistance and Collaboration

“Teachers participating in this program will focus on technology to enhance and advance teaching and learning through the use of exciting media and Web applications that are motivators for today’s P-12 students,” she said. “This project provides a wonderful opportunity to collaborate with Apple Computer and Dataseam to provide Kentucky teachers with professional development in educational technology applications.”

Montana educators brainstorm ways to inject Indian culture into classroom

"When school starts, there will be a rich abundance of material teachers can draw from when they start transforming their classroom process," said Denise Juneau, Indian Education Office director.

U.S. Chamber to Grade State Education Programs. Are Today’s Students Being Prepared for Tomorrow’s Jobs?

“America needs a world-class education system. Students deserve it, parents demand it, and businesses require it if we are to compete and win in the global economy.”