(Name-mce) ListServ Write to Benefit NAME -Another Call for Stories

Abington-Pitre Aeve asa6869 at louisiana.edu
Wed Jul 12 15:17:09 EDT 2006


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-Aeve Abington-Pitre, Ed.D.
Assistant Professor 
Department of Curriculum and Instruction
College of Education- MDD 410
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From: <bill at billhowe.org>
To: <bill at billhowe.org>
Sent: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 19:26:53 -0400
Subject: (Name-mce) ListServ Write to Benefit NAME -Another Call for Stories

> Write to Benefit NAME -Another Call for Stories
> 
> We are receiving great submissions for this book but we need more. 
> So we are calling on YOU to help out.  Please consider sending us 
> your memories from the classroom. We need upbeat, inspiring short 
> stories from the classroom. This will go into a book that we hope 
> will be bought and given to inspire prospective, as well as veteran 
> teachers. Proceeds will go to NAME to fund scholarships for teachers 
> and students to attend NAME Conferences.  Please take time now to 
> send us your favorite memories.
> 
> Deadline August 1, 2006
> 
> Write to Benefit Teachers and NAME
> 
> Inspired by a discussion on the NAME ListServ started by Gina Boltz 
> of Native Village, we are volunteering our time to publish an inspirational
> book that will help both teachers and the National Association for
> Multicultural Education. The discussion centered on the struggles of 
> P-12 teachers in the era of No Child Left Behind. Increasing demands 
> on teachers coupled with low teacher salaries have left many 
> educators demoralized. Teachers are leaving the profession in 
> alarming numbers. Within the next 5-10 years the profession will 
> lose a significant percentage of teachers to retirement. We want to 
> help revitalize the teaching profession and remind ourselves and the 
> general public of the great power in teaching to change the lives of 
> our young people. We are all former and current classroom teachers 
> who believe passionately that a sound, equitable education enriches 
> us all and contributes to creating that just society we all struggle 
> to achieve. We will not give up. We will not lose hope. Please join 
> us in our efforts by contributing a personal story.
> 
> Gina Boltz, Director of Native Village - http://www.nativevillage.org/
> (Winner of the 2002 Multicultural Media Award from NAME and former 
> elementary teacher), Toledo, Ohio Bill Howe, Past-President of NAME, 
> Connecticut State Department of Education, Joanna Teodosio,
>  Kindergarten Teacher, Milford, CT Basanti Chakraborty, Assistant 
> Professor of Early Childhood Education, New Jersey City University
> 
> Call for Articles: Short stories are now being accepted for the book 
> "Why Us," (working title), a compilation of writings by Pre-K-grade 
> 12 teachers and educators that inform, enlighten, and celebrate 
> experiences within the PreK-12 classroom. Proceeds from the sale of 
> this book will go to the National Association for Multicultural 
> Education to provide scholarships for students and teachers to 
> attend NAME conferences. A possible next version might focus on the 
> higher education experience. Deadline: Deadline extended to August 1,
>  2006
> 
> Description: To express the personal touches PreK-12 teachers bring 
> to their students and classroom when dealing with difficulties faced 
> in the teaching profession. Especially welcomed are experiences 
> regarding diversity. We are looking for submissions about people and 
> personalities that are reader friendly and inspiring. Audience: 
> Parents, students, teachers, general public
> 
> Format: 250-1,000 words; Poetry, prose, anecdotes, first person 
> essays, and tributes to others about successful experiences within 
> the PreK-12 classroom; Writing style aimed for the general public; 
> Submit stories edited and spell-checked; Short (brief paragraph, 
> maximum 50 words) biography of author at end of article. Each 
> written piece should have a short title.
> 
> Inquiries regarding these articles should be e-mailed to:
> billhowe at nameorg.org
> 
> Submissions should be emailed to:  <mailto:whyus at nameorg.org>
> whyus at nameorg.org
> 
> NOTE: Authors must verify that permission must be obtained from the 
> subject, if  real names are used. Authors must understand that once 
> accepted, the story becomes the property of NAME. Further, authors 
> must understand that this work is given to NAME at no charge, with 
> no expectation of payment or royalties, for non-profit usage.
> 
> Bill Howe
> http://www.billhowe.org - Multicultural Educators to South Africa 
> 2006 - Join Me on this Exciting Trip
> 
> Past-President
> National Association for Multicultural Education (NAME)
> http://www.nameorg.org
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