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are links to Chicago GEAR UP news stories that have appeared on
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December
2004
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Over 1600
parents and students were able to see and hear the authors of
The
Pact, 3 doctors who tell their own story about
succeeding against the odds.
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November
2004
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Parents take an active role in this year's VOCES
Conference. They put on a production of In
the Rain of Gold, and meet the author. |
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October
2004
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October 2004
- Teachers talk about how professional development they get from
the Chicago Teachers' Center and the YAL
Conference impacts their teaching and their students'
learning.
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June
2004
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Saturday
School for students is proving to be a success, helping
students transition from 8th to 9th grade and beyond. |
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May
2004
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Careers is
the theme of this year's GEAR
UP Student Leadership Conference. Helping students
gain a better understanding of themselves and their career options
helps them to prepare for college.
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April
2004
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Gwynne
Ryan at Wells High School is using inquiry-based
learning with her students. See how GEAR UP staff
have helped her. |
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March
2004
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Parent
Book Clubs have formed
all across the Chicago GEAR UP Network. When parents join book
clubs, they show their kids the importance of reading.
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January
2004
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What
are 10 of the most important questions you need to ask about college?
Here are the questions and the answers. |
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November
2003
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The VOCES
conference is about promoting Latino VOICES and the stories they
tell. Visit the hACE
site to find out more about VOCES.
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October
2003
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Teaching reading is important. At the YAL
Young Adult Literature Conference, teachers are pressed to
do more academically, and are given the support they need to do
it. |
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August
2003
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BLAST
is a summer program that helps kids transition successfully from
8th grade to high school
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April
2003
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See
how young students are learning life skills through Adventure
Ed, it will have you climbing the walls. |
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March
2003
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Students rehearse
to get accepted to Who
Wants to Win a Scholarship?. Getting on the show
is the goal, but real learning takes place during months of preparation.
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February
2003
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How do GEAR UP kids and parents get ready for college? College
Visits are an important part of the GEAR UP program.
Trips for parents and students are planned throughout the year.
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January
2003
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GEAR UP Teacher
Leadership Conference, Literacy Across the Curriculum:
Are We Reaching Each Student? How Do We Know? Read
and view clips from the conference.
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1/8/03
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Putting
together a call-in TV show can be a challenge, but GEAR UP parents
make the job look easy. Starting their second season of Parent
to Parent, Darlette Willis, host, and Bernie Sutton, CO-producer,
get ready for the show. See
their work. |
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Summer
2002
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Woodlawn
GEAR UP teachers link technology with learning to create lessons
that engage. View a video clip of a Webquest
on immortality, part of the Summer 2002 BLAST 8th to 9th grade transition
program for students at Hyde Park Academy. |
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