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[display_podcast] From mobile learning to teachers appreciation and survival, this second part of the series episode includes Kathy s visits to Langley school, insights on teaching, and essential articles for discussion of technology.  This episode includes a host of essential resources and articles to contemplate. As always the discussion is wrapped around the theme of powerful uses of technology for learning. The Teachers Podcast: More Ed Tech You Can Always Use Today and Tomorrow. Make us the center of YOUR Ed Tech Universe! www.teacherspodcast.org Contact us at teacherspodcast ( @ ) gmail.com or comment here at the website. Produced and copyrighted by Transformation Education LLC, Gura and King, 2007-2009. The Doctor is In the Classroom! Dr. King recounts visit to The Langley School in McLean Virginia Interactive White Boards and teaching excellence Beebot! PreK robotics in action PreK robotics for every content area! Here the description in these two episodes (49 and 50) Read more here or get your $65 Beebot! ART class Anim8or animation software Article about the conference RESOURCES Terry Freedman Announcement I’m in the process of producing a 2nd edition of the free ebook 60 Web 2.0 Projects I published on my website last year (and which is still available). If you’re doing anything interesting in the way of Web 2.0, please share! It will take only a few minutes to complete an online form. Full details about what, why and the benefits to all are contained in this article: http://bit.ly/w2info I am NOT looking for brilliant, rocket science, ground-breaking ideas, but ideas that actually work in real classrooms with real kids! Anyway, I hope you will be able to mention this in your podcast, and keep up the good work! [WE DID, Terry! ~~ Kathy ve just redesigned the front (splash) page on http://www.shambles.net Virtual event 2nd College Fair in Second Life ! CURRENT EVENTS NYCOSS Conference -January 11, 2010 Albany, NY Kathy will present a concurrent session on Technology, 21st Century Learning and Career Readiness. Desmond Conference Center for the Mid-Winter Conference FETC January 12-15, 2010 – Orlando, FL Kathy will be presenting a session on podcasting and oral history lessons at FETC We will post the session information as soon as we have it! Short Articles by Kathy on Career Changing Five Strategies For Success Riding the Wave of Changing Careers Trends Five Myth Busters of Changing Careers Breaking Free to Reach Your Dreams To sign up for Kathy s e-newsletter with all her new articles and events click here New Radio Star- Radio Interviews It s Our Very Own Kathy King! Check it Out! Many more here.. but see below for a few WGAU Radio, (ABC Radio Network) Atlanta, GA. (2009, Oct 2). Featured as authority and interview guest for news segment. What’s the difference with online learning? Listen to the recording and read the blog post WTVN, Radio, Columbus, OH. (2009, Sept. 25). Featured as authority and interview guest for news segment. H1N1 part 5: What happens with swine flu and education? Listen to the recording Read the blog post WBT Radio, Charlotte, NC (2009, Oct 4). Featured as authority and interview guest for news segment. Strategies for adults changing careers. Listen to the recording You can contact Mark and Kathy by leaving a comment here on the blog/site emailing us at teacherspodcast@gmail.com posting to the discussion in the Teacher’s Podcast Group in facebook Follow Kathy on Twitter phoning us at (201) 693-4935 The Teachers Podcast: More Ed Tech You Can Always Use Today and Tomorrow. (C) Transformation Education LLC, King & Gura, 2007-2009 Teacher photo from with Creative Commons copyright 2.0 http://www.flickr.com/photos/iriaflavia/ / CC BY 2.0 [display_podcast] Click to Share!

This is the promotional trailer for the new instructional film on painting the portrait sketch in alla prima entitled "My Father." Tony Pro is an award-winning fine artist from California who specializes in portraits, figure, still life and landscape painting.

This video will illustrate the differences between male and female faces. In part 1 of this video, I will compare male and female facial features, bone structure and musculature. In the in the second part of this video, I will do a demonstration. During this demonstration, I will review what we learned in the first part and teach you how to draw the nuances of the male and female face for artistic (art) purposes. During my demonstration, I use a pencil an eraser and a blending stick (stub) also known as a tortillion.Lets look at the differences of the male and female skull first and then we will work our way up to the skin. Male and female children have similar skull shapes. But once children hit puberty, the differences start to appear. Testosterone provokes the growth of certain facial features in males, while female faces remain relatively childlike. The presence of higher levels of testosterone give men a thicker bone structure with more prominent

This video will illustrate the differences between male and female faces. In part 1 of this video, I will compare male and female facial features, bone structure and musculature. In the in the second part of this video, I will do a demonstration. During this demonstration, I will review what we learned in the first part and teach you how to draw the nuances of the male and female face for artistic (art) purposes. During my demonstration, I use a pencil an eraser and a blending stick (stub) also known as a tortillion. Lets look at the differences of the male and female skull first and then we will work our way up to the skin. Male and female children have similar skull shapes. But once children hit puberty, the differences start to appear. Testosterone provokes the growth of certain facial features in males, while female faces remain relatively childlike. The presence of higher levels of testosterone give men a thicker bone structure with more prominent bones. Male faces have a wider, more prominent jaw, chin and cheekbones (also known as the zygomatic arch). The physical size of the male skull is usually larger than the female skull. A very distinct characteristic of a male skull, is a protruding supraorbital ridge also known as a brow line. Female faces are more rounded and tend to have a narrow jaw line. They have a softness that the male face lacks. It carries more fat than the male face, especially in the cheeks. Female faces tend to have thicker lips and a higher arch on the top lip. Female eyebrows generally sit a little higher than male eyebrows and they usually have a thinner and more arched shape, mainly due to plucking. The female nose tends to be smaller, shorter and have a narrower bridge and nostrils than the male one. Also, female noses often have a straighter or more concave profile. Men tend to have thicker and lower eyebrows than women. The male jaw line is wider than the female chin. It is also more muscular and square in shape. The lips are thicker and more full on a female. Also there is less of a distance between the arch of the top lip and the bottom of the nose. Before we go on to part 2. I want to make this complex subject as simple as possible so I took notes for you! If you are watching this on youtube hit the link. If not, just go to my website Merrillk.com and type skull in the search box and download this cheat sheet for when you draw. Merrill Kazanjian is a contemporary artist based in New York City. He is also a New York State Certified Art instructor with 8 years of experience. He specializes in drawing, painting and mixed media art.

Characters fuel the 20th-century revolution changing America's museums; host Susan Stamberg.