May 30, 2008

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JOB SEARCH

Educational Development Center, Inc.
http://main.edc.org/

Project Assistant EDC job posting
Center for Leadership and Learning Communities (CLLC)
"EDC’s Center for Leadership and Learning Communities (CLLC) has an opening for a Project Assistant, reporting to the Project Director of two projects in CLLC: the Leadership Toolkit and the MSP Knowledge Management and Dissemination project. The Leadership Toolkit project develops multi-media materials for school- and district-based leadership teams, to cultivate and maintain quality instruction in their schools and districts, and consists of a series of instructional modules, a keynote video, and teacher resources. The Knowledge Management and Dissemination project collects, synthesizes and shares knowledge relevant to the NSF-funded Math and Science Partnerships, for use by district and state education leaders."

Center for Leadership and Learning Communities (CLLC)
Directors: Mark Driscoll, Brian Lord, and Barbara Miller
The key to encouraging student learning lies in supporting the continuing education of the adults in the school. This belief forms the foundation of the center’s work in designing professional development for educators, and influences the paths we set in education research, evaluation, and materials development.

Web site: http://cllc.edc.org
"The Center for Leadership and Learning Communities (CLLC) supports education leaders and the learning communities they create. We work with:

* superintendents
* central office staff
* principals
* coaches
* teacher leaders
* classroom teachers
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Brook Noel's Good Morning Newsletter newsletter archive

Good Morning! Guide

"Eleanor Roosevelt said, “Whether you think you can or think you can’t, you’re right.” Many women know they deserve more, they know we can have a richer, fuller life-they just need a path to follow. A since Good Morning is path’s starting point.

Thousands of women have confirmed the value of starting their day with the simple statement, “Something great is going to happen today, I can’t wait to see what it is!” Children have joined their mothers in saying “Good Morning,” and husbands have too. One boy painted “Something great is going to happen today,” on the side of his float for a local parade. Workplaces post my daily Good Morning newsletter where all employees can see it each day. This affirmation, coupled with a few minutes of positive intention, can quickly change the tone of a day, a week, a month, a life.

Life might happen on its own, but we are the ones who steer our hearts and minds. If you don’t actively steer, don’t act surprised when you wind up somewhere you don’t want to be. Let today be the last day you live on autopilot. It’s time to take the wheel.

Tomorrow when you wake up, do not jump into a crazy pace. Take the time for the crucial step of saying hello to yourself. Before even getting out of bed, take a few deep breaths, and say “Good morning.” Focus on your day ahead, and imagine moving through it effortlessly. While getting dressed, develop curiosity about the day. Try saying, “I know something great will happen today…I can’t wait to see what it is.” It might be awkward at first, but stick with it. Create reminders on blank index cards and put them by your alarm clock or mirror to reinforce this new practice. Apply the “Your Turn” to your life. Write the affirmation in a journal or in your planner.

Days, homes, and work environments have been transformed through Good Mornings. Let your positive transformation begin tomorrow morning."


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Life Lessons for Mastering the Law of Attraction
Virtual Book Tour stop, where we’ll be chatting with Wendy Hanson of The Sassy Ladies about our newest book, Life Lessons for Mastering the Law of Attraction - 7 Essential Ingredients for Living the Prosperous Life.

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