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September 1 1991 Golden Apple Fellow Cheryl D. Watkins addresses the pain of bullying that too many students experience. S-CASS is a powerful program that confronts bullies. Free Resources from Fellows.
August 1 1996 Golden Apple Fellow Carol Gaul defines and explores Metacognition and offers practical classroom methods on the subject for all teachers of elementary, high school, or college students. Free Resources from Fellows.
July 1 2010 Golden Apple Award Winner Scott Reed shares nine strategies for teachers to better connect with parents (and their students) in this month's Free Resources from Fellows.
June 25 Inquiry Science, provided by Golden Apple’s science faculty has been a mainstay of the Golden Apple Scholars of Illinois Program, including a government funded program in partnership with the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy (IMSA) to prepare future science teachers. View the slideshow of Golden Apple Scholars learning how to become better Math and Science teachers at this month's IMSA.
June 7 Congratulations to 2010 Teacher of Distinction Paul Karafiol of Walter Payton College Prep H.S.on being named a recipient of the prestigious Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.
May 21 2001 Scholar Lisa Simoncell-Bulak and several other members of the Golden Apple family are featured in The Forester, the official magazine of Concordia University Chicago, highlighting the long history the two organizations have of working together.
May 19 2010 Golden Apple Teachers of Distinction Named
May 12 2010 Golden Apple Award recipients announced. Click here for ongoing media coverage of the recipients of the 2010 Golden Apple Award
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Golden Apple Achievers
The 2010 class of Golden Apple Scholars has been selected and this year’s group represents a diverse group of young people from across the state of Illinois. The Scholars program is designed to address the urgent need for resilient and creative teachers serving Illinois students in economically and educationally disadvantaged schools. Studies show that there is a shortage of qualified, enthusiastic teachers ente ring the profession, and a particular shortage of minority and bilingual teachers.
Of the 105 students selected as 2010 class of Golden Apple Scholars:
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