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Forum: Principal Talk

Topic: GENERAL COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS

Topic Posted by: Melissa Cheung
Organization: The Annenberg/CPB Channel
Date Posted: Tue Jul 6 10:41:00 US/Eastern 1999
Topic Description: Do you have a question or comment that doesn't fit in any of the above categories? Discuss topics about PRINCIPLES FOR PRINCIPALS workshops and activities.

Posted by: Kathleen
Date posted: Sun Jul 2 17:25:18 2006
Subject: Community Partners
Message:
After watching video program 3, I was motivated to incorporate a community partnership in my classroom. My question is how to begin such a parntership. I can see how for principals it is important to give teachers the time to establish parnterships and the time to create performance events that incorporate the voices of the community. Do any of you have well-established partnerships? If so, what are some tips you've learned about starting them?

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[ HOME ]		Principal Talk Forum: Principal Talk Topic: GENERAL COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS Topic Posted by: Melissa Cheung Organization: The Annenberg/CPB Channel Date Posted: Tue Jul 6 10:41:00 US/Eastern 1999 Topic Description: Do you have a question or comment that doesn't fit in any of the above categories? Discuss topics about PRINCIPLES FOR PRINCIPALS workshops and activities. Posted by: Kathleen Date posted: Sun Jul 2 17:25:18 2006 Subject: Community Partners Message: After watching video program 3, I was motivated to incorporate a community partnership in my classroom. My question is how to begin such a parntership. I can see how for principals it is important to give teachers the time to establish parnterships and the time to create performance events that incorporate the voices of the community. Do any of you have well-established partnerships? If so, what are some tips you've learned about starting them? Following message Back to Principles for Principals \| Channel Home Presented by The Annenberg/CPB Channel. Produced by the Science Media Group at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics and the Annenberg Institute for School Reform at Brown University.