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| Little Kingdom Builder Workbook Local builders unveil first green collar job curriculum for DC-area construction workers. Washington, DC Mayor Adrian M. Fenty and Councilmember At-Large Kwame Brown joined the Green Builders Council of DC, a coalition of more than 30 local builders and developers, to unveil the nation's first green collar job training curriculum for construction workers during a press conference Aug. 20, 2008 at Cardozo Senior High School's Academy of Construction and Design. |
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| Green Job Training Comes to DC Knowledge Navigator, developed under a Department of Education grant, is a highly effective thesis writing software tool for students. This product was researched and created to help students develop information-gathering and analysis skills within the middle grades curriculum. Extensive testing was performed in-the-field to determine what features were important to include for students and teachers alike. Noteworthy aspects of this product include text-to-speech controls, dynamic "web-charts" to allow students to understand visually relationships that occur between content, spell checking and other helpful organizational features. The technology was extensively paper-tested with teachers and the features were developed from teacher focus groups and feedback. This technology also incorporates key principles of universal design to ensure the tool's accessibility to students with cognitive, sensory, and physical disabilities. |
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| Insynch Educational Software In January 2004, the City of Courtenay was the first British Columbia municipality to adopt a policy requiring developers to provide a minimum soil depth on building sites. Because the City places importance on the soil sponge as a rainwater management tool, it has been exploring options to ensure that developers and house builders fulfil their obligations to provide and preserve the minimum required depth. At the Cowichan Valley Seminar #2 on June 20, 2008....Kevin Lagan, Director of Operational Services for the City of Courtenay, provided an overview of Lessons Learned on Soil Depth as part of the curriculum for the Learning Lunch Seminar Series. The series is a precedent-setting approach to delivering continuing education to local government practitioners in the places where they work. Vancouver Island is the pilot region. The Learning Lunch Seminar Series is being implemented as part of the Convening for Action on Vancouver Island (CAVI) program. For more information about CAVI, check out www.conveningforaction.ca on the WaterBucket Website |
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