Directory of Specialized Instruction Resources

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For the listing of sites offering specialized education in the area outside of the traditional classroom. Candidates for listing in this category include driver's training, adult education and career training, or intensive foreign language schools.

Resources in This Category

• ACCEPT Education Collaborative

  http://www.accept.org/
  Describes their special education programs and support services and offers staff directory.

• Christa McAuliffe Challenger Center

  http://www.christa.org/
  Provides information on center events, professional development programs, as well as space and education resources.

• Danforth Museum School

  http://www.danforthmuseum.org/education.html
  Provides catalog of current courses and school vacation and birthday party workshops.

• Health Education-Lee Productions

  http://helpnewengland.com/
  CPR, first aid instruction and health education. List of classes and staff directory.

• John C. Stalker Institute of Food and Nutrition

  http://www.johnstalkerinstitute.org/
  Provides information on professional development opportunities for state schools and child nutrition programs.

• Let’s Get Cooking with Ellie Deaner

  http://www.elliedeaner.com/
  Offers cooking classes and demonstrations in-home and for group events. Provides information on programs and books.

• Music Teachers Collaborative

  http://www.musicteacherscollaborative.com/
  Group of instructors for teaching piano, guitar, vocals, composition, and other instruments. Includes profiles of instructors, schedule, and policies.

• The Learning Center for Deaf Children

  http://www.tlcdeaf.org/
  Provides program information, school calendar, newsletter, extracurricular activity list, and job openings.

 

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