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Innovative Program Keeps Texas Teachers
on the Cutting Edge
Texas Tribute: Fall/Winter 2001
"Texas Regional Collaboratives is
an excellent example that seeks to address the critical needs of today's students," says Yoshi
Inaba, president of Toyota USA Foundation, a major supporter of innovative K-12 science and mathematics
education initiatives. |
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UT Science Education Outreach Program To
Double Capacity, Aid Texas K-12 Teachers, With $390,000 Toyota USA Grant
News & Event: September 24, 2001
"Imagine that you want to climb a mountain.
You have some new equipment, but you've never climbed a tree before. There are two ways to
approach it. You can take a practice run with somebody who has lots of experience and
the ability to share it--that's called mentoring. The other way is to be taken to the
base of Mt. Everest, dropped off, and told to get to the top or quit. If you don't make
it, your enthusiasm disappears, and you seek ways to avoid similar challenges in the future." |
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Texas Science Hall of Fame 2001
San Antonio: January 22, 2001 |
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ACC trustees likely to extend Fonte's
contract
Austin American-Statesman:
January 22, 2001
"Anytime you work with people, you can always improve." |
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ACC should retain Richard Fonte
Austin American-Statesman:
January 5, 2001 |
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2001 Texas Science Summit
Participant invitation / publicity material |
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