Article: Crossing cultures: ; Pizza bridges gap between Buffalo students and Japan

Article: Japanese pizza, anyone?
New Straits Times;  September 2, 2003 ;     279 words ...00-00-0000 Japanese pizza, anyone? Byline: Jasmime Kaur Edition...Menu FOR those who have not tasted Japanese pizza, head for Keyaki Japanese restaurant...operations Kenji Itakura said the Japanese pizza could be eaten with beef, chicken...

Article: Help your students deal with tragedy.(20 Ways To ...)
Intervention in School & Clinic;  September 1, 2005 ;     700+ words ...All students are vulnerable to the effects of tragic events. Students with disabilities are often more vulnerable to stress...of social supports to help them cope. Teachers of students with disabilities need to be adept at assisting students...

Article: Exploring the relationship between student mobility and dropout among students with emotional and behavioral disorders
The Journal of Negro Education;  January 1, 2003 ;     700+ words ...Students with emotional and behavioral disorders (EBD) are more likely to drop out of school than their disabled and nondisabled peers. Forty-eight percent of students with EBD drop out of grades 9-12, as opposed to 30% of all students with disabilities and 24% of all high school students. ...

Article: Helping students with learning disabilities succeed: teaching strategies can help students with learning disabilities improve their performance in the science classroom.
The Science Teacher;  March 1, 2008 ;     700+ words ...Students with learning disabilities (LD) frequently take general...are very mild. Sometimes, however, it is difficult for students with LD to succeed in the classes and pass the related...present classroom modifications that are critical for students with LD and may also be valuable for all students ...

Article: What is special about special education for students with emotional or behavioral disorders?
Journal of Special Education;  September 22, 2003 ;     700+ words ...Although students with emotional or behavioral disorders...poor school outcomes compared to other students with and without disabilities, a number...available that can make special education for students with emotional or behavioral disorders...

Article: Beijing Protest Ends Peacefully;Police Tactics May Have Resulted in Uniting Students
The Washington Post;  January 3, 1987 ;     590 words ...Chinese students, who peacefully ended a march in Beijing...unauthorized demonstrations, about 1,000 students marched for nine miles in snow in the...night to reach the square. En route, the students trudged through lines of police who tried...

Article: Lake Park students volunteer time for fund-raiser.(Neighbor)
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL);  September 2, 2000 ;     560 words ...Students in Terry Hurst's marketing classes at Lake Park High School...held Sept. 22 at Lakeside Family Center in Roselle. The students, who will be contacting family, friends and local businesses...faculty advisor for DECA, an association of marketing students. He began using fund- raisers approximately 20 ...

Article: Project Magnify: Increasing Reading Skills in Students with Low Vision
Journal of Visual Impairment & Blindness;  December 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ...Students with low vision, including those with multiple disabilities...encompass a range of specialists and services that enable the students to complete current and future tasks in school, at home, in the workplace, and in the community. In particular, students with low vision require appropriate ...

Article: Around one and half a million students enrolled in Punjab seminaries.
PPI - Pakistan Press International;  March 30, 2006 ;     700+ words ......March 28 (PPI): A total of 441, 565 students are getting education and availing the...besides over one million non-residential students enrolled are getting religious education...Punjab province. As many as 200, 246 students are enrolled at seminaries representing...

Article: Classroom Approach for Students with Disabilities: A Needs Assessment
Journal of College Student Development;  May 1, 1998 ;     700+ words ...Students with disabilities are pursuing higher education in increasing...implement effective methods for assessing the needs of these students. This information is essential for program development...needs assessments are sparse with respect to college students with disabilities (Houck, Asselin, Troutman, ...

Article: UDC Students Rally at District Building
The Washington Post;  October 10, 1990 ;     634 words ...Students from the University of the District of Columbia, fresh...change the makeup of the UDC Board of Trustees. About 150 students arrived at the District Building just after 6 p.m. They...Swahili word that means "that which wakes you up," the name students gave to their movement-and chanting words from ...

Article: Students who feel connected to peers, teachers are more inclined to warn of dangerous fellow student.
NewsRx Health & Science;  March 1, 2009 ;     562 words ...Students who feel connected to their peers and teachers are more...published by the American Psychological Association. But those students who don't feel connected are less likely to act. Researchers...University and Missouri State University looked into why some students adopt a code of silence when faced ...

Article: Students get room to work and play
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  September 22, 2002 ;     700+ words ...Students get room to work and play Faculty, students praise improved facilities for technical education, theater...and die factories and serves as a springboard from which students like Nathan Kreger can propel themselves into careers...

Article: Students with disabilities making strides, study finds.(FOCUS: Education: Online vs. Offline)
Fairfield County Business Journal;  August 8, 2005 ;     481 words ...Students with disabilities have made significant progress in their...Study-2 documents the experiences of a national sample of students over several years as they moved from secondary school into adult roles. The report shows that the incidence of students with disabilities completing high school rather ...