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AELP
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AELPAskERIC (Ask Education Resources Education Center) Lesson Plan
AELPAlaska Electric Light and Power (Juneau, AK)
AELPAmerican English Language Program (various locations)
AELPAfrican Emergency Locust Project
AELPAllied Electrical Publication
AELPAdaptive Equipment Loan Program (various states)


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A search of the AskERIC database in June 2003 using keyword combinations "teacher evaluation and technology skills," "teacher evaluation and technology competency," "teacher assessment and technology skills," and "teacher evaluation and computers" generated only one article relevant to this report.
Part of this database is the AskERIC lesson plan collection, with GEM format metadata for approximately 1300 educational resources.
MATERIALS The entire class reviewed field-tested health lessons available in print and online using professional journals and websites, such as AskERIC Lesson Plans on Health and Physical Education (now known as Educator's Reference Desk), Microsoft Schoolhouse, Education World, EdHelper.
 
 
 
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