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ISTE’s Technology Facilitation and Leadership Standards: What Every K-12 Leader Should Know and Be Able to Do
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Preparing effective technology facilitators and leaders is an increasingly important mission for colleges of education around the country. To meet the growing need for highly qualified educational technologists, ISTE worked with the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) to develop a set of performance assessment standards for initial and advanced endorsements in the areas of Technology Facilitation and Technology Leadership. ISTE’s Technolo… More >>
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Sound and Structure
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In the pioneering Sound and Silence (1970, CUP), Paynter and Peter Aston set out to demonstrate the importance of drawing on children’s creative talent as the basis for music education. Their book reflected work that its authors had been doing in schools and colleges during the preceding decade. Much that has happened since in music education has in no small measure been influenced by Sound and Silence and by subsequent publications of John Paynter’s. Now, twenty… More >>
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How to Complete Your Pharmacy Technician Certification
Pharmacy technicians are playing an ever-increasing role in health care. They provide valuable service to the society. It is a rewarding career. There are some simple steps for you to refer:
Step 1: Scout formal pharmacy technician training programs.
Many community colleges offer formal education and hands on training to prepare for a pharmacy technician. Although it is not required to have a formal education to be a pharmacy technician, many feel that, give the formal education strong consideration, as it will surely bring lots of benefits.
Step 2: Choose the right institution for the course
Formal training is most valuable if it comes from an institution recognized by an accrediting board such as the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists. Time span of course is six months to two years. Courses that can be selected are pharmacology, technical math, and pharmacy operations.
Step 3: Get hands-on-training.
Once registered with the board of pharmacy and employed by a pharmacy, you will receive hands-on or on-the-job training. However, if you choose to get a formal education and then become certified, choose a program that provides internship.
You can also find pharmacy technician training programs at junior and community colleges, trade schools, and some hospitals. The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists offers accreditation to programs that meet high standards of academic excellence.
Step 4: Take the pharmacy technician certification exam
Take the exam to become a certified pharmacy technician.
Step 5 Ease your transition into the job market.
Enroll in a program that can find an internship, which offers invaluable on-the-job training and insight to what to be expected in the real world in a hospital or clinic. This serves as a stepping-stone to a more advanced education.
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