People of Color: Attend Conferences of Technology
Blogging While Brown 2012 (Philadelphia) www.bloggingwhilebrown.com/
Technology Bar Camp 2012 www.barcamporlando.org/ (Orlando)
WordCamp http://central.wordcamp.org/ (Orlando) and other Social Media /
Technology…
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Many minority students consistently struggle academically;
one of the CORE areas is in reading, literacy and comprehension.
Steps have been put in place to evaluate, assess and implement
programs that help not just minority students but all students to
get on grade level and stay on grade level in reading.
The initiative to promote reading and raising literacy rates of
students in Duval…
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Mental Health for African Americans
Mental Health in the Black Community at Edward Waters College
“A Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Forget” is a twist from the popular quote;
“A Mind Is a Terrible Thing To Waste” (UNCF)
Edward Waters College is hosting Mental Health and the Black Community Conference
Building…
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E3 @ The Speed of Entrepreneurial and Business Thinking
Applying the concepts of technology integration to
E3 business direction and support mechanisms for…
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Applying the concepts of technology integration to
E3 business direction and support mechanisms for entrepreneurs.
As it related to Bill Gates "Business @ the Speed of Thought"
A synopsis in…
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Bullying – Physical and Cyber in Our Schools
William Jackson, M.Ed.
E3 Business Group Northeast Florida and Boys2Men Symposium
Bullying and Violence Prevention
After attending a teacher’s workshop called Second Step-Violence Prevention
it has been…
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Civic and Community Service Empowers Northeast Florida
As an educator community service extends beyond the
educational value we give to our students in the classroom.
Our contribution is in proportion to the interaction with students
and parents we interrelate with and establish a professional
connection that in many cases extends to a civic connection.
This civic connection is the participation of the teacher outside
of the classroom in community…
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Educating, Encouraging and Empowering - E3
Iron sharpens iron, has been applied in biblical
scriptures, military terminology and importantly
in the business environment.
When like minded people come together with a
common purpose and mission great things begin
to develop. No business can stand on its own for
long; there is a time when collaboration, partnerships,
a joining of resources, people or capital is needed.
Seeking…
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Youth Explosion 2010
Annual Back to School Celebration
First Baptist Church of Oakland “The Oak” served over 1800 families
that attended the Youth Explosion 2010 held at Metropolitan Park
in Jacksonville, Florida. This was in collaboration with the Youth
Explosion Parent and Student Empowerment Dinner. Students were
able to receive book bags, computer flash drives and much needed
materials to…
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This new academic year students must understand that there is more to them than just assessment scores. To prove testing scores do not truly…
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The Value of Education Starts with Mothers
Another school year is upon us, mothers should be determined to show
their children, especially daughters that they support their educational
development and advancement. Girls need moralsupport from their mothers
and fathers (if available) to excel academically as school curriculums
are increasingly challenging. FCAT assessment is not a true assessment
of academic growth and increasingly girls are facing challenges that…
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What Color Is Your Tea?
The controversy between Shirley Sherrod…
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Edited by Cheryl Williams
Let’s not tire of the discussion, let’s not cast away the
quest for open and respectful dialogue on important issues;
our culture, our heritage, our racial diversity does
not have to keep us divided.
Our places of employment, of religious worship, educational
institutions, chamber of commences, city councils, mayoral
offices and governmental bodies should not base friendships
and associations on shades of colors,…
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The current focus on obesity in children and teens has society
creating a national focus and governmental efforts to get parents
informed about the physiological, emotional and psychological
dangers of obesity in children and teens which transfers to adulthood.
Prevailing understanding…
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Starting Tuesday, March 05, 2010 FCAT assessment will begin.
It seems appropriate that FCAT falls after the first Sunday of March.
This gives churches and Ministries an opportunity to anoint the children
in their respective Ministries to spiritually prepare children for the
State Comprehensive Assessment FCAT.
I’m a firm…
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If You Are A Racists Here Is A Chance To Change
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder made comments that our country is
“a nation of cowards” when it comes to discussions concerning…
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