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2008 Georgia Distinguished Educator of the Year Award

 

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Georgia Power

2008 Winners:

Middle School Division - Jackie Byrd

High School Division - Narci Drossos

2007 Winners:

Elementary School Division - Melinda Holder

Middle School Division - Jennifer Hall

High School Divison - Courtney Herbert

2006 Winners:

Elementary School Division-Judy Lynn
Middle School Division- Jennifer Anderson
High School Division-Dr. Pam Carsillo

2005 Winners:

Elementary School Division-Janie Cohen-Legge
Middle School Division- Renee Kaplan
High School Division-Dennis A Ruggiero

For K-12 Teachers in studies of the Holocaust, Character Education or Diversity

 

Teachers are the lifeblood of the future.  They are seldom, if ever, recognized for their exceptional measures to provide the vital lessons of human rights to our students.  This program recognizes teachers of Holocaust, Character Education, or Diversity issues.

 

The Distinguished Educator awards are presented to one full-time Georgia teacher from the elementary level (K-5), middle school level (6-8) and high school level (9-12) who demonstrate excellence and creativity in the development and presentation of lessons in the Holocaust, Character Education or Diversity.  Eligible teachers are from public, private, charter, or parochial schools.

 

All three Georgia Power Award recipient will receive

 

 

Deadline

All entries must be postmarked by April 15, 2008

Mail entries to:

Georgia Commission on the Holocaust
101 East Court Square
Decatur, GA  30030

 

 

Applicant Information

Name
School
Complete School Address
School Telephone
School Fax
School E-mail address
Grade and Discipline
Complete Home Address
Home Telephone
E-mail Address

 

Georgia Distinguished Educator of the Year Award

Lesson Plan

Please provide an original or adapted lesson plan that you have used in Microsoft Word format. Your submission should reflect your rationale and strategies for teaching the lesson to your students.  The lesson plan must include measurable objectives, materials, procedures, and methods of assessment and impact on students using the Georgia Department of Educations Lesson Plan Template.  If this is an adapted plan then you will also need to cite the original source.    Please submit your entry on 3.5 disc or CD.

 

Please provide an original or adapted lesson plan that you have used.   Your submission should reflect your rationale and strategies for teaching the lesson to your students.  The lesson plan must include measurable objectives, materials, procedures, and methods of assessment and impact on students.  If this is an adapted plan then you will also need to cite the original source.  

 

Recommendation “A”

(Choose One Recommendation to submit from a Student, a Parent, or a Peer.)

 

(The student should please explain how the teacher helped them understand the Holocaust, Character Education, or Diversity issues. What was the impact?)


 

(The parent should please explain how the teacher helped their child understand the Holocaust, Character Education, or Diversity issues.  What was the impact?

 

(The educator should please explain how the teacher helped her students understand the Holocaust, Character Education, or Diversity issues.  What was the impact?)

 

 

Recommendation “B”

 

Administrator Recommendation: (Principal, Assistant Principal, or Instructional Lead Teacher)

 

(Please address the ways in which the applicant has contributed to awareness and education of the Holocaust, Character Education, or Diversity Issues in your school or school system.)

 

All lesson plans must be accompanied by a Recommendation A and B

 

 

Associated Document(s):

word file distinguished eduator template.doc
  Distinguished Educator Template