The end of the school year is approaching, and so is the final Ed100 drawing of the 2017-18 school year. On May 10, five users of Ed100 will win a prize of up to $1,000 for their school's PTA.
All it takes to earn tickets in this drawing is a little reading. Each lesson in Ed100 explains something about California's education system. At the end of each lesson there is one quiz question, worth one ticket. It's like an open book quiz.
You'll think you know the answers to many of these quiz questions… but are you sure?
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America's School Results: |
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Student Voice in Schools: |
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Teacher Pay: |
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Men in the Classroom: |
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School Time: |
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Charters and Private schools: |
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Gifted education: |
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Special Ed: |
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Priorities: |
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College Costs: |
Whenever you visit Ed100, please sign in. In that way, as you pass the quizzes, you add to your Certificate of Progress. Ed100 keeps track for you:
When you pass them all, you become an Ed100 graduate, like these winners from the last drawing:
If you are planning a PTA meeting between now and the May 10 drawing, why not use Ed100 to make it a meeting where the participants learn something new? Ed100 has meeting plans ready for you. Also brief presentation slides, and a (not-at-all-brief) Big Deck of Questions. We have designs for posters and flyers. (Need a flyer design you can print en Español? No problemo.)
Does your PTA's web page include a link to Ed100? Let us know what's holding you back! We want to help your school succeed with Ed100!
Most of the Ed100 team will be attending the annual California State PTA Convention in Ontario in late April. Will you be there? Visit us at booth 308 and tell us about how you are using Ed100 in your school, council or district. We want to know how we can help you better. (We'll have a handout you'll want, too!)
Ed100 is substantially volunteer-powered. Want to join our small and mighty team? Reach out! I'm at [email protected].
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KEN May 2, 2018 at 3:32 pm